Daneeca Medina found her artistic niche in college when she bought an Etch A Sketch. (Video by Katie Klann) Daneeca Medina did not see what the problem was. Until his friends stood around the kitchen table in this stunned manner. Until classmates start hovering over his shoulders. Until strangers noticed what she was doing and […]
Hiatt and Douglas Legendary singer / songwriter John Hiatt and “Dobro’s Jimi Hendrix” Jerry Douglas met in the ’80s, Hiatt speculates, trying to come back to his memory. But they only started working together recently. It was a good game, however, for John Hiatt and The Jerry Douglas Band. “It’s great to be back on […]
Sarah Oppenheimer: Sensitive Machine invites visitors to collaboratively realign and reconfigure the Dietrich exhibition gallery at the Wellin Museum of Art. Visitors touch and turn hollow black beams, setting in motion a spatial cause-and-effect relay. The walls separate and slide, creating new lines of sight, while the light tracks move up and down, altering the […]
ACC LIBRARY (2025 Baxter St.) Local artist Matt Brewster presents “Radiance,” a collection of landscape, interior and aerial / drone photographs. Until October. ATHENAEA (287 W. Broad St.) “Trevor Paglen: Vision After Seeing” explores the limits of human vision and the rise of automated vision technologies such as surveillance cameras and high-powered telescopes. Until December […]
The tectonic shift in the status of photography as compound art, as opposed to photojournalism, or “capturing the moment”, began in the 1970s. Back then, “television was bringing war home, and bringing stories into people’s living rooms,” says Allison Moore, curator of photography at the St. Petersburg Museum of Fine Arts. This, she said, marked […]
unlimited space, running out of funds As Burning Man struggles to stay afloat, organizers are hosting an auction in partnership with Sotheby’s. the association hopes the move will help it move towards financial stability, at least until the festival tickets go on sale in 2022 in January. the auction, nicknamed unlimited space … the possibilities […]
BENICIA, CA – The final event of the 10th season of Benicia Art Walk is scheduled from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, October 9 on First Street in downtown Benicia. Demonstrations, music and original art are the highlights of Benicia Art Walk, sponsored by the city of Benicia through the city’s tourist program, […]
Oh man! Autumn is here, and we are definitely starting to want it. It’s cooler in the morning and evening, and I like it. Susan and I are ready to get on our bikes, take a few rides and explore the back roads. We continue to keep the metal pedal in the Victoria Art League. […]
Some approach the pandemic blues by taking on a personal jogging challenge; others create and publish a book! The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has prompted some people to seek creative ways to cope with isolation and feelings of dislocation in society and in self. A Woodstock resident used her artistic abilities to console herself and come […]
By The Chronicle team October is canceled in Tenino. It’s “Artober” now. To celebrate local art and artists, events will be organized throughout the month. There will be a scarecrow contest and tour, a fine art showcase and a coloring contest. The winners of each contest will be announced on October 30. The prizes for […]