Art
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6735 Things To Do in Santa Cruz Nov. 6-13
Guns meet art at Radius Gallery; Mountainfilm Tour makes Santa Cruz stop
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371For Students By Students: UCSC Rainbow Theatre Turns 25
New season productions run through mid-November
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982Fourth Annual Plein Air Festival Returns to Capitola
Four days of live landscape painting and plenty of squinting by 40 artists
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1.3K1Y2K International Looping Festival Returns to Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz’s Y2K International Looping Festival gathers the world’s best practitioners of an experimental art
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1.6KMatt de la Peña’s ‘Carmela’ Writes the Book on Watsonville—For Kids
Matt de la Peña and Christian Robinson pen ‘Carmela Full of Wishes,’ set in Santa Cruz County
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1.1KGlow: Festival of Fire and Light returns to the MAH
Fire Skee-Ball among the latest additions to this year’s festival
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1.6KHow to Get the Most Out of Open Studios 2018
A guide to Santa Cruz County’s premiere art tour
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2.3K1Pivot Runway Show Carries on Santa Cruz Fashion Tradition
‘Hall of Fashion’ picks up where FashionArt left out
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1.1KPhoto or Painting? Exploring Artist F.J. Anderson’s Ocean Realism
Local artist’s remarkably realistic wave art is the next best thing to the beach
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1.1KReview: ‘The Beauty Queen of Leenane’
A dark-comedy debut for Jewel Theater’s new season
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1.1KNew Anthology Celebrates ‘Santa Cruz Weird’
Collection of short stories backs up local rallying cry
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1.1KSanta Cruz Leaves its Mark on MAH’s Interactive ‘Coyote Now’
Artist Ryan Feddersen brings indigenous folktale into the 21st century
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2.0K3Why I Married a Muralist
As Santa Cruz celebrates the life of local artist James Aschbacher, a remembrance from the woman who knew him best
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1.4KThe Found-Object Menagerie of Peter Koronakos
Meet the local artist behind the annual ‘Oddball’ show
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2.3KPreview: The ‘Melt Me Into The Ocean’ Experience
An experimental sound event will bring participants under the sea
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2.3K2The Secrets of Lille Aeske’s Wildly Successful ‘Spektrum’
Why the interactive art installment left us wanting more
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1.8KThe New ‘Spektrum’ Experience at lille æske
Walk-through light exhibit dissolves boundaries between viewer and artist
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1.6KWhat Does the Future Look like for the UCSC Arboretum?
A talk with Martin Quigley: Landscape Architect, Director of Gardens and Grounds at UCSC Arboretum
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2.1KVisual Endeavors Plans Light Installation for Ebb and Flow
Ebb and Flow brings cutting-edge lighting technology to its mission to draw attention to the San Lorenzo River
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1.9KWenger Designs: The Story Behind Their Iconic Chairs
Father-and-son-operated Wenger Designs brings mid-century modern into the 21st century
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2.2KBig Sur Landslide Brings Sarah Zentz and Dana Richardson to Santa Cruz
The filmmakers and artists talk about relocating and their new projects
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2.2KNew Mural Takes a Stand for Queer Youth and Underrepresented Communities
Vandals can’t erase excitement over new Diversity Center mural
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2.1KSanta Cruz-based Web Series ‘Cleaner Daze’ Ready to Air
Tess Sweet’s web series holds its launch party at the Del Mar the night before its April 25 release
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2.7KVictor Cartagena’s Exhibit ‘We Feed You’ Hits the MAH
San Francisco-based artist’s provocative exhibit humanizes and satirizes the ag industry
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3.7KBest Of Santa Cruz County 2018: Arts & Culture
The best festivals, art galleries, performers, artists and more
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1.8K‘Spoken/Unspoken’ Comes to Cabrillo with ‘Cyphers’ Exhibit
Cabrillo Gallery’s new exhibit resists the superficial way our culture looks at art
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2.1KSecond Annual Festival of Dreams Stirs Awake
Santa Cruz’s Festival of Dreams attempts to decipher the language of the subconscious
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2.3KRadius Gallery Debuts Contribution to ‘Spoken/Unspoken’ Series
Bean Finneran’s ceramics are one of 11 countywide shows on unspoken narratives
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3.4KThe Artist Behind the Exploration Center’s Whale Installation
Robert Seals on working with metal and celebrating the Monterey Bay Marine Sanctuary
