American River College art student Miguel Gonzalez-Miranda’s portrait “Inner Puzzle” has sat in a narrow closet in the back of the James Kaneko Gallery since early spring.
Intended to hang in...
It happens time and time again, yet nothing changes as a consequence. A wide range of examples can be found, but still, the show is sold out.
New charges of sexually related crimes pop up regularly,...
Saturated in its modern femininity, mythological inspiration and academic backbone, the vibrant artwork of two Chicana activists has found a temporary home at American River College.
The Kaneko Gallery...
“It’s not just about the art, it’s about the community.”
That’s the idea that art instructor Unity Lewis stressed during a lecture held March 15 at American River College, across from the...
The American River Review is accepting art submissions for its annual literary magazine, which features different categories like prose, poetry, fashion, culinary and visual arts.
The ARR is a literature...
Artists of Sacramento is hosting a call for art for First Festival, which takes place May 6 and 7. The Festival will be at Riverwalk Park in West Sacramento.
The deadline for posting art, by email,...
Inspired by Renaissance artists Caravaggio and Michelangelo, artist Jose Tellez brings a twisted touch to his distorted figurative paintings, currently displayed in the Shadow Box at American River College....
American River College student artists Max Marchol and Brad Carps are currently showcasing their artwork in the library stairwell.
“My sense of humor is pretty absurd,” Carps said of his artwork....
Over the course of the next week, artist Unity Lewis will be hosting an exhibition and live art show at American River College’s James Kaneko Gallery, which will take viewers through the history of African-American...
The fourth annual “Crocker Con”, a comic book convention in collaboration with Artmix, where cosplayers and various artists on Sept. 8 showed their creative styles at the Crocker Art Museum.
Crocker...
