The Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History (MAH) in collaboration with the University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC) is pleased to announce Sowing Seeds: Filipino American Stories from the Pajaro Valley, an exhibition that shines a light on the vibrant Filipino American life on the Central Coast. The showRead More →
You’ve probably explored the natural wonders of the San Lorenzo Valley. But tucked in among the towering redwoods, rugged slopes, and historic towns are an abundance of very fine artists and craftspeople who live and create here. Now you have the chance to meet more than thirty of these ValleyRead More →
Self Made In the Mountains by Dee Ash Pens of Whimsy ~ Cheyanne Valera “I don’t want to just draw what I see. I want to draw how I feel,” says Cheyanne. From the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk to the Brookdale Lodge is where you will find her andRead More →
By Talor Kimble From full-time work to full-time rest, anxiety and isolation promptly made the human race their full-time job. To combat these mental atrocities during the coronavirus quarantine, people rose up to connect with their creative side. From knitting virus-themed blankets and shawls to creating natural dyes from theRead More →
It was an intimate gathering at Boulder Creek’s delightful new art collective “The Hive” for the reveal and presentation of Kathleen’s gorgeous original watercolor of Redtail Hawk, Titan to his owner, Kevin Foster. During the Friday ArtWalk, community gathered with anticipation, having heard of this beautiful piece. Kathleen talked brieflyRead More →
