Saturday, February 27, 2010

All The News That's Fit to Print at The Gallery at 48 Natoma

“Arnold”, illustration by Charles Waltmire, courtesy of the Sacramento Bee

While we all are increasingly more dependent on up-to-the-minute news, there is a dying breed of art that has resulted from the current technology age of Twitter, Blackberries and the Internet.

As the public refers to these quick and transitory forms of the media, the sometimes brilliant work of the illustrator has become more and more rare. Many newspapers and media sources are terminating the use of original art to illustrate articles.

In a fantastic display at the Gallery at 48 Natoma, three artists work of famous faces and events will be highlighted in the exhibit, “All That’s Fit to Print” from March 19 to May 6, 2010.

Former artist from the Sacramento Bee, Charles Waltmire will show a fifteen year retrospective of his cover art for the award-wining newspaper. Illustrating memorable news articles in regional, national and international news with his breathtakingly realistic paintings of celebrities, political figures and national events his work has been widely recognized.

Along with this exciting collection of illustrations, the gallery will showcase the ceramic works of Karen Calden Fulk. Her entertaining pieces capture more famous likenesses of movie stars, historical figures and politicians.


“Lucy”, ceramic by Karen Calden Fulk


In a companion exhibit at the gallery, Ms. Fulk will show her whimsical character sketches along with notable courtroom art by Vicki Behringer. Famous national courtroom trials such as those of Michael Jackson, Scott Peterson, and Barry Bonds, to name a few, will be highlighted.




Illustration by Vicki Behringer

No one should miss this important art exhibit at the Gallery at 48 Natoma this spring - it might be your last chance to see this remarkable form of art.

The opening reception for both exhibits is Friday, March 19 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. and will include live music by the multi-talented Charles Waltmire’s own band, Garageland Rodeo (he also plays the drums). Wine and refreshments will be sponsored by the Folsom Patrons of the Arts.

The artists’ reception and the exhibit are free and open to the public and art is available for purchase.

Gallery hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with additional hours on some week nights and Saturdays. Please call the gallery for holiday, evening and weekend hours. Special group and free school tours can be arranged by appointment.

To request additional gallery information, or to schedule a tour, please contact the gallery coordinator, Cindy Abraham, (916) 351-3506, or cabraham@folsom.ca.us.

For more, visit the City of Folsom's Web site.

Blog post information and photos courtesy of the Gallery at 48 Natoma.


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Friday, February 26, 2010

Carter's Carpet Restoration Featured on Good Day Sacramento!


And, check out the highlight on another of our partners, Carter's Carpet Restoration!

...featured on Good Day Sacramento recently!

How cool is that?!


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Periwinkle Gifts Featured on Good Day Sacramento!


Ok, how cool is this? We have always been big fans of Periwinkle Gifts in Folsom!

Check out their recent highlight on Good Day Sacramento!

Visit Periwinkle Gifts at 404 Blue Ravine Road in Folsom. 916-985-8767.







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Thursday, February 25, 2010

Roseville Arts Presents the 33rd Annual Open Show


Shelly Willis, Art in Public Places Program Director for the city and county of Sacramento, has selected 62 works of art from 655 submitted from artists from across the U.S. and abroad for Roseville Arts’ 33rd Annual Open Show.
The exhibit opened on February 20 and runs through April 9th at the Blue Line Gallery in Roseville.

“It was a pleasure and honor to view the 655 submissions,” wrote Willis, who is accustomed to evaluating and selecting from sizable numbers of artwork. “The quality and range of ideas expressed in the paintings, drawings, photographs, sculptures, and mixed media works submitted was vast and impressive.”

The exhibit will showcase the fine artwork of forty-two artists from eight different states, in a variety of media, from oil and watercolor painting and ceramics to solar etchings and mixed media that includes crochet and button-work, copper and reeds.
Visitors will be confronted with a range of thought-provoking content that may speak to their intellect, sense of humor, spirituality and emotions, as well as to their aesthetics.

Here's the 411:

WHO: Blue Line Gallery
WHAT: Roseville Arts’ 33rd Open Show
WHEN: Now through April 9, 2010; hours, Tues-Sat, 10-5
WHERE: Blue Line Gallery, 405 Vernon Street, Suite 100, Roseville
WHY: To introduce artists’ work from a broad geographic area
COST: FREE admission; artwork for sale; donations welcome

Roseville Arts’ annual Open Show and competition has appreciated excellent artist participation and reviews over its 33 years. Jurors have included such notables as Greg Kondos, Barbara Gibbs, Stephen Kaltenbach, Patrick Dullanty, Greg Barton, Fred Dalkey, Shirley Dubnick, Tony Natsoulas, Dave Lane, Scott Sheilds and Phil Linhares. The exhibits have showcased artists from a broad geographic area whose work has reflected the values and interests of the contemporary imagination in a variety of styles and media.
For more visit the Roseville Arts Web Site.

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Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Speaking of Art...Some Fun Things Happening at Crocker!


We just got this press release from our friends at Crocker Art Museum and thought we'd pass along the information to you!

Public Art Walkabout Returns...Free walking tour meets in front of the Crocker at noon.

People working in the Downtown Sacramento area are invited to take a detour from their usual lunch break. From March through June, the Crocker Art Museum will host lunchtime tours of the public art on view in Downtown Sacramento. The one-hour walking tour departs from the front steps of the Museum at 12 p.m.

“Public Art Walkabout tours are a great way to exercise your mind and body while learning more about Sacramento,” said Christian Adame, manager of lifelong learning at the Crocker Art Museum. The program was piloted in September 2009 before going on hiatus during winter.

Thursday, March 25
Permanent Collection Artists

Thursday, April 8
Conservation of Public Art

Thursday, May 13
Public Art & Architecture

Thursday, June 10
The Crocker Family Legacy

Public Art Walkabout tours are presented in collaboration with the Sacramento Metropolitan Art Commission. Reservations are required. To register, call 916-808-5499 or email education@crockerartmuseum.org.


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Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Some Pretty Kickass Art!


We're huge fans of anything and everything eco-friendly, so when we heard about this exciting new endeavour by two of our favorite local artists, we couldn't be more jazzed!

In their own words:

"Combining our energies, artists Lisa Deniz and Brandy Hart-Ureel , collectively pack a powerful punch with mixed media components of fused glass, clay sculpture, metal sculpture and paintings.

These new works are very organic indeed…finding scrap yard jewels amidst the rubble; we are bringing these retired components back to life. The energy contained within a time well served becomes the inspiration when combined with our modern sculpted elements.

Together the story unfolds and the present is woven with the past. This eco-minded approach to design is just the beginning. Designs and components are virtually photographed and virtually installed to provide you the visual you need…prior to fabrication.

And the colorations….all I can say is, Wow!!!

These rusted, scratched, worn, distressed and evolved surfaces are they true gift of time. They are so tantalizing that we have created an entire line of graphically multi-layered 2D images that can be printed on glass, fabric, wood and even metal….creating a line of works that are friendly for both interiors and durable for exteriors.

Check out the video…it will give you a taste of what’s to come…get mark…get set…..REVERSE2 is born!!!!"

Love it ladies!

Check out more at the Reverse2 Web site.

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Monday, February 22, 2010

Don't Miss Children's Theatre's "Rocket, The Runaway Engine"


The Junior League of Sacramento proudly presents "Rocket, The Runaway Engine" for its 2010 Children's Theatre production with performances through March 5th.

Children's Theatre is the Junior League of Sacramento’s longest-running community program, spanning more than 60 years.

Each year this FREE program allows over 14,000 local children to have the opportunity to see live theatre. For many children, this is the only live theatre experience that they will experience.

Also, the public is invited to attend Community Day, February 27th at 10 a.m.

The performances will take place at the Hiram Johnson High School Auditorium located at 6879 14th Avenue in Sacramento. The show is recommended for grades pre-K thru 3rd. Admission is Free.

Remaining performances include:

Tues - Fri, February 23-26, performances at 10:00 a.m.

Tues - Fri, March 2-5, performances at 10:00 a.m.

Community Day February 27, Saturday at 10:00 a.m.

For reservations, please contact Pat Boyd at goldens4pb@comcast.net. For more information, visit the Junior League of Sacramento's Web site.

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Sunday, February 21, 2010

Sake House at Fountains at Roseville Now Open!


We're excited to announce that Sake House at Fountains at Roseville is now open!

Look for a review to come in the Style magazines soon!

In the meantime, check out Sake House for yourself at 1017 Gallery Boulevard, Suite 160 in Roseville. 916-782-5040.


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