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Friday, April 9, 2021
Gamble Garden event highlights founder's favorite bloom: Irises
The iris flower is the focus of Gamble Garden's Second Saturday program on April 10, which includes a nature hunt, exhibits and -- for the first time in a year -- indoor tours of the historic Gamble home.
Friday, 12:39 PM | No comments yetThursday, April 8, 2021
Qualia throws a virtual party to launch new in-person gallery shows
Qualia Contemporary Art is opening two solo exhibitions with an online party April 10 that offers virtual gallery walkthroughs, artists' talks and a Q&A session to allow the audience to interact with the artists.
Thursday, 2:12 PM | No comments yetEnActe Arts offers a 'Window on Women'
EnActe Arts' WEFT program offers women writers a space to hone their craft under the guidance of mentors. On April 10, at 5 p.m., the theater company will offer an online showcase of two pieces by WEFT fellow Reena Kapoor.
Thursday, 1:41 PM | No comments yetQualia throws a virtual party to launch new in-person gallery shows
Qualia Contemporary Art is opening two solo exhibitions with an online party April 10 that offers virtual gallery walkthroughs, artists' talks and a Q&A session to allow the audience to interact with the artists.
Thursday, 1:40 PM | No comments yetWednesday, April 7, 2021
Who is included in Filoli's story?
Filoli's "Stories of Resilience" is an exhibition acknowledging some who overcame injustices or were excluded by the historic estate.
Wednesday, 12:04 PM | No comments yetTuesday, April 6, 2021
Local roots and global dreams: The Song Gardeners grow their sound
The Song Gardeners (Mary Gospe and Corrie Dunn) have been hard at work writing, recording and releasing original songs with empowering messages, in a genre they call New Age pop.
Tuesday, 11:58 AM | No comments yetFriday, April 2, 2021
'Exquisite Reality' exhibition explores the political power of early photography
Due to its scientific origins, photography was once considered apolitical, but a new online exhibit at the Cantor looks at how early photographers made artistic decisions that reveal their interpretations of "reality."
Friday, 9:50 AM | No comments yetThursday, April 1, 2021
Mythology in metal, stories in stone (and on social media)
The artwork of Kelly Morgen is small in scale but rich in meaning. "Every piece has a story," Morgen said. "People seem to really resonate with my work on a deeper level."
Thursday, 11:15 AM | No comments yetSome Stanford art venues announce upcoming reopening plans for spring
Shuttered for a year thanks to COVID-19, Stanford University's arts venues will gradually reopen for in-person visitors starting in April.
Thursday, 11:14 AM | No comments yetLocal man shares 'An African American Artist's Experience'
The April edition of Woodside Arts & Culture's First Friday series features "An African American Artist's Experience," an online discussion with San Francisco-based artist Rhonel Roberts, on April 2.
Thursday, 11:14 AM | No comments yet
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