My art summer started with Open Studios at the 4:20 Gallery in Jingletown.
The 4:20 Gallery looked great!
The first two weekends in June saw Jingletown packed with
art lovers and party goers.
On Saturday, a street party rocked with the music of two bands and
a fundraising bar-be-que.
This is me with my dog, Kali. She loves to mix and mingle!
Cynthia - "the mayor" - had beer on sale in Jingletown glasses
as well as selling other memorabilia.
Nothing happens in Jingletown without beer.
A brand new art event in Oakland is Estuary Art Attack, an art walk in Alameda and Jingletown on the second Friday of each month. The first one coincided with Open Studios so, happily, the 4:20 was packed again! Many new faces came through the doors and were pleasantly surprised with the
quality of the art in this little neighborhood.
Some Alamedans organized a bike brigade to cover the miles of art galleries,
restaurants and events.
My third art event was Second Saturday in Sacramento, August 8th.
Also an art walk, it brings out thousands of art, music and food lovers every month.
My mosaics were in a show titled "The Art of Broken Pieces" in the Phantom Gallery at 1616 Del Paso Blvd.
The curator was Mariellen Layne.
She did a great job bringing 10 mosaic artists together because, as they say,
organizing artists is like herding cats!
It was great to be part of a mosaic show. I jumped at the chance to show my nudes.
Check out a video of the evening by Mariellen Layne.
The other artists in this show were
Madeline Behrens-Brigham, Donna Billick, Lynn Dowing, Frankie Hansbearry,
Mariellen Layne, Wenia Lee, Marsha Rafter, Sandy Weaver, Diana White.
The 4:20 Gallery looked great!
The first two weekends in June saw Jingletown packed withart lovers and party goers.
On Saturday, a street party rocked with the music of two bands anda fundraising bar-be-que.
This is me with my dog, Kali. She loves to mix and mingle!
Cynthia - "the mayor" - had beer on sale in Jingletown glassesas well as selling other memorabilia.
Nothing happens in Jingletown without beer.
A brand new art event in Oakland is Estuary Art Attack, an art walk in Alameda and Jingletown on the second Friday of each month. The first one coincided with Open Studios so, happily, the 4:20 was packed again! Many new faces came through the doors and were pleasantly surprised with the
quality of the art in this little neighborhood.
Some Alamedans organized a bike brigade to cover the miles of art galleries,restaurants and events.
My third art event was Second Saturday in Sacramento, August 8th.
Also an art walk, it brings out thousands of art, music and food lovers every month.
My mosaics were in a show titled "The Art of Broken Pieces" in the Phantom Gallery at 1616 Del Paso Blvd.The curator was Mariellen Layne.
She did a great job bringing 10 mosaic artists together because, as they say,
organizing artists is like herding cats!
It was great to be part of a mosaic show. I jumped at the chance to show my nudes.Check out a video of the evening by Mariellen Layne.
The other artists in this show were
Madeline Behrens-Brigham, Donna Billick, Lynn Dowing, Frankie Hansbearry,
Mariellen Layne, Wenia Lee, Marsha Rafter, Sandy Weaver, Diana White.
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