2020:
"Who Are You?" Sebastopol Center for the Arts, Sebastopol CA. October 10 – November 24, 2020. Collaboration with activist Charis Hill.
“WHO ARE YOU?”
October 10 – November 24, 2020
Sebsatopol Center Arts
This exhibit is an exploration of identity, including its genesis, its relative permanence, and its performance. Is it something that comes from within? Is it imposed on one through social interactions? Is it adopted over time? What is the nature of this key element of how we understand and express ourselves. Specifically, artists were asked:
How is your identity informed by your ethnicity, who you love, your gender, your political or religious beliefs, the culture that resonates within you? How has your identity changed over the years? In what ways has your identity shaped or changed your life? Does the world see and accept you for who you are?
We hope art will help give voice to that which defines identity for a given person.. It can be very personal, or it can highlight a person or a cause that is about the concept.
Juror: Barbara Stout
https://sebarts.org/visual-arts/upcoming-exhibitions-2/
“WHO ARE YOU?”
October 10 – November 24, 2020
Sebsatopol Center Arts
This exhibit is an exploration of identity, including its genesis, its relative permanence, and its performance. Is it something that comes from within? Is it imposed on one through social interactions? Is it adopted over time? What is the nature of this key element of how we understand and express ourselves. Specifically, artists were asked:
How is your identity informed by your ethnicity, who you love, your gender, your political or religious beliefs, the culture that resonates within you? How has your identity changed over the years? In what ways has your identity shaped or changed your life? Does the world see and accept you for who you are?
We hope art will help give voice to that which defines identity for a given person.. It can be very personal, or it can highlight a person or a cause that is about the concept.
Juror: Barbara Stout
https://sebarts.org/visual-arts/upcoming-exhibitions-2/
"Photo Shoot: 2020." BlackBox Gallery, Portland OR. September 1-20, 2020
http://blackboxgallery.com/Photo%20Shoot-2020%20Annex%20Web/index.html
http://blackboxgallery.com/Photo%20Shoot-2020%20Annex%20Web/index.html
Dynamic: Shadow and Light exhibition at Black Box Gallery
Exhibition Dates: October 1-20
Online Exhibition and Catalog. Link coming soon.
Exhibition Dates: October 1-20
Online Exhibition and Catalog. Link coming soon.
Natomas Magazine, October 2020. Annual Photo Contest.
The cover this time! Link coming soon.
The cover this time! Link coming soon.
2019:
Juror's Award from Praxis Gallery's 2019 exhibition, "The Abstract Image." A couple of layered shots from a stroll through the streets of downtown Sacramento. My first photography award. Thank you juror Elizabeth Flinsch and Praxis Gallery.
Juror's Award from Praxis Gallery's 2019 exhibition, "The Abstract Image." A couple of layered shots from a stroll through the streets of downtown Sacramento. My first photography award. Thank you juror Elizabeth Flinsch and Praxis Gallery.
June, 2018 Cover: Inside The Grid, Inside Sacramento publishers.
September 9-10, 2017 SacOpenStudios, studios open from 10am-5pm.
More info, https://www.facebook.com/events/273203636491523/
http://www.vergeart.com/open-studios/tour-info/
I will open my studio to visitors.
Be sure to see the Preview exhibition at Verge Center for the Arts.
While you are there pick up a Guide to Open Studios.
More info, https://www.facebook.com/events/273203636491523/
http://www.vergeart.com/open-studios/tour-info/
I will open my studio to visitors.
Be sure to see the Preview exhibition at Verge Center for the Arts.
While you are there pick up a Guide to Open Studios.
August 2016
My 6-panel pastel drawing/painting as found a new, permanent home! Newly acquired by the University of California, Davis Medical Center, UC Davis Midtown Ambulatory Care Center
My 6-panel pastel drawing/painting as found a new, permanent home! Newly acquired by the University of California, Davis Medical Center, UC Davis Midtown Ambulatory Care Center
Red Willow, six panels, pastel on cotton rag board, overall 76 inches X 90 inches.
Red Willow” was commissioned, in 2007, by the City of Davis Civic Arts Council jointly with the Nelson Gallery, University of California, Davis, for a project, titled “Temp Work: Seven Temporary Public Art Offerings,” to place unusual kinds of artwork in non-typical and under-utilized public spaces around Davis, CA. The project was initiated by Renny Pritikin, Director, R. L. Nelson Gallery, University of California, Davis, California.
It was later exhibited:
2007
“Landscapes: Rural and Urban Realities,” Triton Museum of Art, Santa Clara CA.
2012
"Red Willow," American Institute of Architects, Central Valley Chapter, Sacramento CA.
2013 - 2014
"Red Willow," Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission, Sacramento CA.
And published twice on covers of the Inside Sacramento Publications.
A companion piece was also purchased.
A Summer View of Willow Slough. Pastel on print.
July 2016
Acquired by Community First Bank, Sacramento Branch, Sacramento CA
Acquired by Community First Bank, Sacramento Branch, Sacramento CA
February, 2016
Critic's Pick for Best of Second Saturday, February 11
http://www.sacbee.com/entertainment/arts-culture/article59569431.html
BY VICTORIA DALKEY
Bee Art Correspondent
Artspace1616
Diana Jahns’ elegant, Matisse-like collage is up with sculptures by Phillip Alstatt, enamels by Alan Osborne and paintings by Tomas Nakada at Artspace1616, 1616 Del Paso Blvd., Sacamento. 916-849-1127.
Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/entertainment/arts-culture/article59569431.html#storylink=cpy
Critic's Pick for Best of Second Saturday, February 11
http://www.sacbee.com/entertainment/arts-culture/article59569431.html
BY VICTORIA DALKEY
Bee Art Correspondent
Artspace1616
Diana Jahns’ elegant, Matisse-like collage is up with sculptures by Phillip Alstatt, enamels by Alan Osborne and paintings by Tomas Nakada at Artspace1616, 1616 Del Paso Blvd., Sacamento. 916-849-1127.
Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/entertainment/arts-culture/article59569431.html#storylink=cpy