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So what is Project 365? It is really a very simple idea. Create a piece of art each day for a full year. Yes, create 365 separate pieces of art. Depending on the type of artist that you are, this can be a photograph, watercolor, painting, drawing, poem, musical recording, and scrapbook, whatever you are [...]
The 661Arts Free Photo Booth was present at the Festival of the Arts in downtown Newhall, and caught some very small and very big kids showing of their posing skills. Enjoy these. FOTA Booth
On October 3 and 4, 2009, the Santa Clarita Festival of the Arts, sponsored by Lockheed Federal Credit Union, will highlight a spectrum of artistic talent in Old Town Newhall. This exciting free outdoor festival will be located along Main Street between Lyons Avenue and 5th Street. All weekend long patrons can watch street painters, visual, digital, and multimedia artists create works of art, [...]
Art and music patrons are in for a big treat on Sunday, March 29, 2009, from 2-6 PM as the annual benefit of the Santa Clarita Creative Guild unfolds at the Grand Ballroom of the Hyatt Valencia entitled, Love is in the Air at the Hyatt Valencia.
The College of the Canyons Art Gallery is presenting an exhibition of colorful abstract paintings by Sam Francis.
The City of Santa Clarita is thinking about the visual and performing arts, and wants to know what you have to say.
Oh my god, so like I was talking to Becky who just heard from Kendra that Jerrod's brother's girlfriend's best friend Mackenzie totally saw robots being quarantined near the food court at the Mall?
This animation uses time-lapse photography to show the movement and structure of sculpture created in a CalArts School of Theater class led by Michael Darling.
Weavers worked today in the College of the Canyons Art Gallery during the last day of the exhibition "The Fine Art of Weaving," featuring the work of many local fiber artists.
The CalArts School of Theater hosted its fourth "Arts in the One World" international conference.
Artists of the Santa Clarita Valley are invited to submit work for an upcoming exhibit in City Hall.
The supercool kids at Proxart (never heard of um? start paying attention) are holding a Black&White event this Saturday at 6pm at the Bella Via Cafe on Town Center Drive.
The public has been cordially invited to view an exhibition of Painting and Digital Art by Olga Kaczmar and Evie Cook titled “Traditional and Contemporary.” The show will hang in the hallway of the Canyon Theatre Guild, and will run from January 24th thru February 22nd. See Olga or Evie‘s website for more information, and [...]
661Arts had a booth at the Street Art Festival last weekend, and made a whole lot of people smile.
The College of the Canyons Art Gallery has a show up with work by faculty in the art department.
Just a few photographs of some things seen around California Institute of the Arts one day last month.
Janine Cooper Aryes is a beautiful person with a wonderful skill - she makes remarkable paintings of aliens.
A stunning show currently hangs on the gallery walls at College of the Canyons. Christophe Cassidy, Arnaud Damasceno, Stacie Jaye Meyer and Richard Shelton share the space, and the credit for bringing some rich color and deep texture to this town.
Who says there is no great art venue in Santa Clarita? We stumbled across this amazing art sale show exhibition extravaganza in front of the Kmart and were simply delighted to know that it is not completely impossible to find a place where fine original paintings are on display.
Heavy Hitters of the Santa Clarita Valley Artists Association are hard at work arranging and installing "United By Art" in the COC Art Gallery, and from the looks of things this will be a monster show.
Everyone loved Bella Via - Bella Via was great! The Newhall Land and Farming Company created the event as a marketing tool for Valencia 1n 1999, and in doing so pumped this community full of creative spirit and energy.
COC photo students were selected to take part in a mentorship with photographer Karen Halverson as part of "Where We Live: Student Perspectives," a project sponsored by the Getty Museum.
This will be something to see. Artist Evelyn Serrano will erect a refugee tent on a hillside overlooking Valencia for her work "The Other Project" - a weeklong look at that which we think of as different from us or ours.
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