Lost and Found: Carlos Licon Paintings

What’s in your basement? Not sure? Don’t remember? If you think it’s just a lot of junk your spouse stored over the years, it might be worth your while to take a look. That’s exactly what Sylvia Greenstein did shortly …
Read More...Big Names, Small Art at the Crocker

Artist from across the Sacramento region mingled with collectors, connoisseurs and the curious at the Crocker Art Museum’s annual BNSA, Big Names, Small Art party held May 21st. An eclectic array of small-format artworks, running the gamut from timid …
Read More...Emancipating the Past: Kara Walker’s Tales of Slavery and Power at the Crocker

Artist Kara Walker’s deftly cut paper silhouettes are used to explain her narrative in a poignant show, “Emancipating the Past: Kara Walker’s Tales of Slavery and Power,” currently on view at the Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento. As one …
Read More...Guest Lectures: Spring 2012, CSUS Art Department

Throughout the spring 2012 semester, Elaine O’Brien, CSUS Art History Professor, arranged a series of guest lectures delivered by visiting professionals. The following is a round-up of those sessions.
LIV MOE
On Tuesday, March 13, 2012, the annual “Professions of …
Read More...What I Did on My Summer Vacation:
Part II

My summer vacation ends this week as I head back to school for fall semester classes (Greco-Roman Art and Modern Architecture) at California State University, Sacramento. I will continue, however, blogging about art, architecture, design and everything …
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