Showing posts with label arts and culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label arts and culture. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
12th Street Underpass Artwork
Today the Sacramento City Council will consider approval of artworks depicted in the images above for placement on the east and west side of 12th Street underpass between North B and C Streets. The fabrication and installation of the artwork will be done by L/C Mural and Design, Inc. for $5000.00.
Sacramento City Council AGENDA
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
WX Freeway Bright Underbelly
Conceived by local arts, a mural project called Bright
Underbelly could transform the underside of the W/X freeway with a sprawling
sky-blue canopy, bringing new life to the blank concrete surface that looms
above where thousands gather every Sunday for the Sacramento Central Farmers’
Market. Renderings of the ambitious 70,000-square-foot piece were released this
morning. To paint the mural, approximately $150,000 in financial pledges
necessary to bring the mural to fruition.
Information about the Bright Underbelly project and
available donor levels can be found at www.brightunderbelly.com, and you can
keep tabs on the project's progress at its new Facebook page.
Tuesday, September 07, 2010
Curtisfest 2010
Curtis fest is a community celebration of art in all it's forms, we will have local artists, artisans, and food vendors in Curtis Park this Saturday September 11th, 2010. Join your friends and neighbors from 10am to 4pm in Curtis Park, Sacramento. For more information email info@sierra2.org or call 916-452-3005.
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
This weekend Gold Rush Days & Chalk it Up
This Labor Day weekend Sacramentans have lots of activities to choose from. In Old Sacramento more than 200 tons of dirt will be dumped on the streets of Old Sacramento as the annual festival "turns back the clock," Gold Rush Days, transforming Sacramento’s historic district into a scene straight out of the 1850s. Costumed re-enactors, Wild West gun fights, musicians playing period instruments, and many aspects of life during the Gold Rush will be highlighted during the four-day event. The event is FREE, September 3-5, Fri 9am-4pm, Sat 11am-7pm, Sun 11am-7pm, Mon 11am-4pm.
In Fremont Park at 16th & O Street, Chalk It Up is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year as Sacramento’s longest running chalk art and music event as hundreds of sidewalk chalk artists and dozens of live music acts come together for yet another fun-filled, family-friendly Chalk It Up! Chalk art festival! September 4 -6, 10am to 6pm daily.
Friday, May 28, 2010
Downtown Focus for Arts Programming
Starting this month, the Downtown Sacramento Partnership, in partnership with Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission, Center for Contemporary Art and Crocker Art Museum is preparing to launch West of 16th Street, East of the River.
The extensive series of arts-related programming and special events throughout Downtown will highlight public art and historical architecture, the Crocker family’s legacy, Downtown’s sculpture garden, a unique collection of Chicano art and temporary art exhibits by local artists.
Taking a cue from other cities’ efforts to revitalize districts via arts related activities, DSP is utilizing ground floor vacancies for temporary art installations. Colliers International, St. Anton Partners and the CIM Group have donated space for temporary exhibits by various local artists and designers. Their work can be viewed at various locations throughout Downtown.
Arts programming aims to support downtown businesses, museums and galleries and was developed out of requests for more Second Saturday and summertime activity. “Businesses have expressed interest in connecting with Midtown’s very successful Second Saturday event,” said DSP Programming Manager Julia Beckner. “Downtown is home to the city’s oldest and most interesting public art and architecture, yet the district is often overlooked as a center for arts and culture. We hope that, with this summer schedule of arts related programming, we can bring attention to all that Downtown has to offer.”
Property owners interested in donating space should contact DSP Programming Manager Julia Beckner at jbeckner@downtownsac.org. For more information and a complete schedule of events, visit www.downtownsac.org/secondsaturday.
Content provided by: Downtown Sacramento Partnership
The extensive series of arts-related programming and special events throughout Downtown will highlight public art and historical architecture, the Crocker family’s legacy, Downtown’s sculpture garden, a unique collection of Chicano art and temporary art exhibits by local artists.
Taking a cue from other cities’ efforts to revitalize districts via arts related activities, DSP is utilizing ground floor vacancies for temporary art installations. Colliers International, St. Anton Partners and the CIM Group have donated space for temporary exhibits by various local artists and designers. Their work can be viewed at various locations throughout Downtown.
Arts programming aims to support downtown businesses, museums and galleries and was developed out of requests for more Second Saturday and summertime activity. “Businesses have expressed interest in connecting with Midtown’s very successful Second Saturday event,” said DSP Programming Manager Julia Beckner. “Downtown is home to the city’s oldest and most interesting public art and architecture, yet the district is often overlooked as a center for arts and culture. We hope that, with this summer schedule of arts related programming, we can bring attention to all that Downtown has to offer.”
Property owners interested in donating space should contact DSP Programming Manager Julia Beckner at jbeckner@downtownsac.org. For more information and a complete schedule of events, visit www.downtownsac.org/secondsaturday.
Content provided by: Downtown Sacramento Partnership
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