All posts tagged "art"
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1.0KA&EArt Hike Challenge Encourages Guests to Visit County Parks
Mural installations bring local art into the spotlight
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1.7K1A&EMassive Watsonville Mosaic Moves Into Second Phase
1,200-square-foot mosaic being situated on garage adjoining the Watsonville Civic Plaza
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1.2KA&EWatsonville Film Festival Hosts Outdoor Screening at Abbott Square
Film selection highlights the power of art and community
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1.2K1A&ELocal Groups Celebrate Latinx and Hispanic Heritage Month
Celebrations include an art contest, film screening, and more
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1.7KA&EHow Artist Sefla Joseph Creates Connections in the Time of Covid-19
Watsonville artist hopes to inspire students to create in the face of ambiguity
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1.4K1NewsSanta Cruz in Photos: Census Art Offers Reminder That Everyone Counts
County's Census Chalk Party aims to draw attention to the 2020 Census
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1.9KA&EOpen Studios to Launch New Online Venture for Local Artists
The new Visual Arts Network is set to debut in October
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2.5K11A&ESanta Cruz Dance Community Mourns the Death of Sara Wilbourne
Dancer and choreographer died in early May
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1.1KA&ENew Podcast Features Interviews with UCSC’s Arts Division Faculty
Lyle Troxell hosts “The Art of Change"
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1.3KA&EArtists Organize Ribbon Installation to Express Community Grief
Activists call for Santa Cruzans to tie a saffron-colored ribbon to a spot outside their homes
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1.6K1A&E‘Watsonville Brillante’ Sees First Mosaic Installment
Completed project will span 12,500 square feet
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1.4K1A&EPajaro Valley Arts Forms Online Community Art Gallery
Exhibit 'Campesinos: Workers Of the Land' goes virtual
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1.2KA&EScience and the Environment Inspire Watsonville Author’s Children’s Book
Book featuring a spittlebug aims to help children realize everyone has a gift
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1.8KA&EFront Porch Project Documents Life in Santa Cruz During Covid-19
Santa Cruz-based photographer Amy Isacson captures life on people's front porches
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3.0KA&EWhy Santa Cruz Shakespeare Cancelled its Summer Season
Decision to cancel the summer season was the ‘least damaging’ option
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4.5KA&EStreetlight Records Copes by Turning to Online Sales
Independent record store tries to weather the latest challenge
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3.0KA&ENew Titles from NorCal Authors for Your Reading List
Author talks and book signings are on hold for now, but new releases keep coming
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14.3K18A&ERemembering Lost Santa Cruz Restaurants
New book explores dining spots that shaped the local scene
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3.7KA&EWhy DNA’s Comedy Lab Was Ahead of the Curve on Temporarily Closing
Arts venue was among the first locally to respond to the spread of COVID-19
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2.7KA&EPutting the Pop-Apocalypse Obsession in Perspective
New exhibit at the MAH offers a grounded look at the world’s future
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3.6KA&EMAH’s New Leader Isn’t Your Typical Museum Director
Meet Robb Woulfe, the Museum of Art & History's new executive director
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4.3KA&EGathering the Art of the Grateful Dead Community
Exhibit at UCSC’s McHenry Library highlights the band’s cultural impact
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4.2KA&EMAH Exhibit Highlights the Stories Behind Tattoos
Tattoos, once banned in Santa Cruz, take the spotlight in a new Museum of Art and History exhibit.
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9.4K2A&EJory Post’s Best Worst Year
After a devastating medical prognosis, Santa Cruz writer and artist Jory Post is hitting new artistic heights
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3.8KA&ETedX Santa Cruz Tackles ‘The Art of Hope’
From the Green New Deal to a local politics Renaissance
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4.7K1A&EDancing Away Día de los Muertos
Esperanza del Valle performance celebrates traditions of Veracruz
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4.8KA&EMelvin Seals Brings Jerry Garcia’s Legacy Full Circle
Highlights from Mountain Sol’s 2019 lineup
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7.0K5A&EA Struggle For MAH’s Soul After Nina Simon
A new letter, with support from donors, claims the Museum of Art and History has lost its way
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11.0K3A&EDoors’ John Densmore on the High Cost of Not Selling Out
Rock icon talks Jim Morrison’s legacy, passing on $15 million, and his new book
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3.5KA&ECabrillo Stage Revives ‘Beehive’ Era
A timely, energetic jukebox of ’60s music
