2nd friday heartabout exhibitions

FEBRUARY 13, 2015
Davis Downtown’s 2nd Friday HeArtAbout is a special artwalk
featuring love and heart-themed art and Valentine’s Day
treats! Be sure to check out this free, self-guided art tour,
featuring art shows, live music, wine, and refreshments.
For more information about Davis Downtown and 2nd Friday
ArtAbout, visit DavisDowntown.com.
DOWNTOWN
OPEN HOUSE
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FEB. 13th 6:30 - 8:30 PM
Come to Davis downtown for extended
business hours, DJ
Digby spinning records
at E Street Plaza, and
free photos with your
sweetie, friends, and
family at the Giggle &
Riot photo booth!
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2ND FRIDAY HEARTABOUT EXHIBITIONS:
FEATURED HEARTABOUT RECEPTIONS / PERFORMANCES:
1. ARMADILLO MUSIC, 207 F St., 530-758-8058; reception, 6 – 8 p.m., Armadillo
Music and Jake’s Desserts (113 E St.) are partnering up to provide a special Valentine’s
Day treat – ice cream! Come and indulge in a sampling of some of Jake’s Desserts
frozen treats, and enjoy the live and soulful sounds of Donald Beaman. Donald Beaman
is a singer-songwriter and guitarist with songs characterized by distinctive lyrics,
uncluttered arrangements, and elegiac melodies. Performance from 7 – 8 p.m. Musician
portraits by Sean McNearney on display.
2. AVID READER, 617 Second St., 530-758-4040; reception, 5:30 – 7 p.m., Irina
Prevera, red and heart themed abstractions in acrylic, glass mosaic tiles, metal, pebble
rocks, wood, and much more, through February 28. Come meet the artist and enjoy
refreshments!
3. CORK IT AGAIN WINE SELLER, 820 Fourth St., 530-756-WINE; reception, 5 – 9
p.m., Seana Burke, local artist and art teacher. Meet the artist with enjoy Valentine’s
treats, Greek appetizers from Kouzounas Kitchen, and wine by the glass for $3 for any
of their varietals.
4. F ST. GALLERY OF HALLMARK INN, 110 F St.; reception, 5 – 8 p.m., “Hearts
and More,” Mary Neri King, acrylic and mixed media Valentine’s art, through March
10. Come in to meet Mary and to enjoy wine and cookies. Also, see F Street Gallery’s
permanent collection, including works by Stephanie Taylor, Deladier Almeida, Cindy
Wilson, Dianne Mengali, and Jean Van Keuren. Stop in and ask the front desk to direct
you to these fabulous pieces of art presented proudly by the Hallmark Inn Partners and
the F Street Gallery.
5. HATTIE WEBER MUSEUM, 445 C St., 530-758-5637; reception, 6 – 8 p.m. “Davis:
Little Big Town,” Ben Tuason, photography in and around Davis. Come and meet the
artist while enjoying wine and chocolate!
6. THE PAINT CHIP, 217 F St., 530-753-5093; reception, 6 - 8:30 p.m., “Cupid and
Friends,” Tom Corbett, mixed media illustrations, through February 27. Come meet the
artist and enjoy refreshments!
7. PAMELA TROKANSKI DANCE WORKSHOP, 2720 Del Rio Place, 530-756-3949;
reception, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m., “LOVE,” Pamela Trokanski is offering a family valentine’s
event for 2nd Friday HeArtAbout. Participants will have the opportunity to learn the
“L-O-V-E” dance to the famous Nat King Cole song, create valentines, hear poet
emeritus Alegra Silberstein, see visual art by local artists, and eat sweet treats.
Pamela Trokanski Dance Theatre dancers, contemporary dance, poet emeritus: Alegra
Silberstein, and visual artists: Sarah Clanton, Amy Habicht, Sarita Pinto, mixed-media,
wax encaustics, and custom printing. Art available for purchase. Dance instruction
begins at 6 p.m.
More Exhibitions, Map & Image Info
8. PAULINA’S BOUTIQUE, 207 F St.; reception, 6 - 8 p.m., Valentine’s party with
treats and a special handmade kissing photo booth!
9. PENCE GALLERY, 212 D St., 530-758-3370; reception, 6 – 9 p.m., “Vitrified,”
Bill Foley, ceramic sculpture, through February 28. “Seastruck,” work by artists who
depict man’s relationship to the ocean and related environmental concerns, includes:
Carol Dalton, Carol Wedemeyer, Susannah Israel, Sara Shoemaker Lind, and Chris
Lieb. Sponsored by Tandem Properties. Through February 22. “Maryann Steinert-Foley:
Unrepentant,” Maryann Steinert-Foley’s sculptural work reflects her long-standing
interest in capturing the female form. Working in both oil paint and ceramics, SteinertFoley’s work aims to reveal the psychological state of women as they confront the
changing nature of life. Sponsored by Mark Glickman, CPA. Through February 22.
Valentine’s card making table open to all ages, and chocolates, refreshments, and wine
will be available. Acme Theatre Company will perform pirate sea-shanties and readings
of scenes from Treasure Island, Pirates vs. Ninjas, and Argonautika from 6 - 8 p.m.
10. RADIATE ART, 911 Third St.; reception, 6 – 9 p.m., Join us as we celebrate all
with HeArt. The theme begins in the gallery. Visit with the artists while enjoying sweet
treats and more! The Classroom (truly a labor of love) will be open, too! We’d love to
see you there.
ARTISTS AND EXHIBITS FEATURED AT THIS SPACE:
2407 GRAPHICS, Kyle Monhollen, graphic and logo design, hand-pulled screen prints.
ART BY THELMA WEATHERFORD, 530-220-6239, Thelma Weatherford, mind-scapes
and colorful abstractions in mixed media, acrylic, cold wax, and oil.
JAN’S QUILTS, Jan Wolf, quilts, art, and more in a variety of textiles.
LAUREN BRANDY, impressionist local landscapes, letter press, and ceramics.
OLD CHEVI PRODUCTIONS, Handmade jewelry in sterling and copper by Schorré
Chevalier Oldham. www.oldcheviproductions.com.
SARA POST, oil and wax, mixed media paintings.
SNOOZLES, “Love is in the Air,” Special new collection of airplants and new kids
drawing in zentangle style. Yelena Ivashchenko, recycled clothing, accessories, cards,
t-shirts, airplants, jewelry, lotions, soaps, and handmade items by Krafty Kids.
11. RAY JOHNSTON PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO, 803 Second St., Suite 302 (Chen
Building, upstairs), 530-756-0499; reception, 6 – 9 p.m., “California Awakens,” Jason
Branz Photography, one night only (2/13). Wine tasting by Sundstrom Hill Winery, and
Valentine Surprise??
12. WATERMELON MUSIC, 207 E St., 530-758-4010; reception, 6 – 8 p.m.,
enjoy Valentine’s refreshments and live music by Mike Bender and Jon Spivack, jazz
standards, 1960’s and ‘70s pop and rock, country, blues, and originals.
MORE EXHIBITIONS:
ART RECEPTIONS / LIVE MUSIC:
13. THE ARTERY, 207 G St., 530-7588330; reception, 7 p.m. – 9 p.m., “North
38° Latitude,” Phil Gross, oil paintings that
take the viewer from the Sierra Mountains
through the Sacramento Valley and on
to the San Francisco Bay Area. North
38° Latitude refers to the location of his
paintings – a typographic slice across the
Northern California landscape. Through
March 2.
14. COCO RANCH WORKSHOP, 429
F St., Suite 10 (Ponderosa Building,
upstairs); reception, 5:30 – 9 p.m.,
Collector
Renee
Andrews’
beautiful
selection of vintage Panamanian molas,
hand-sewn folk art textile panels from the
Kuna people of San Blas Islands. Organic
refreshments and local farm news from
Coco Ranch; one night only (2/13).
FEBRUARY 13, 2015 - Guide & Map
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15. DAVIS ODD FELLOWS LODGE,
415 Second St.; performance, 6 - 7 p.m.,
“Traveling Odd Poetry”, come on a walking
poetry tour! A small group will meet at the
Odd Fellows Lodge promptly at 6 p.m. and
will wander around Davis to the various
2nd Friday ArtAbout venues to read and/
or perform “Odd Poetry” from 6 – 7 p.m.
16. FRETTED STRINGS, 231 G St., Suite
27 (Court-N-Cedar, upstairs); reception,
6 – 8:30 p.m., Live music with MmMm
Good, Wendy Silk, Ron Goldberg, Meri
Superak, Meg Alison, distinctive originals
and well-loved covers, from soulful ballads
to rockabilly and more. Harrison Phipps &
his lutherie students will be present with
their handmade instruments on display.
17. INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, 10
College Park, 530-753-5007; reception,
6 – 8 p.m., “Life Begins at 90!,” Nancy
Brzeski, through March 9.
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18. LOGOS BOOKS, 513 Second St.,
530-400-1083; live music, 6 – 9 p.m., Live music by Joaquin Feliciano and Michael Musial. Photography by artist/poet Sandra Thomas on display, through March.
19. PUTAH CREEK WINERY, 110 F St., Suite D, 530-601-9828; reception, 5 – 8 p.m., Sonia Hossom, watercolor on paper, through March 11. Sonia’s work is watercolor
and whimsy! Ever wonder what the grape vines do after harvest when no one is looking? Curious about the frog’s eye view or whether Mr. Oak and Ms. Wisteria are a match?
Come find out! Additionally, enjoy live music on the patio.
20. RE/MAX GOLD, 408 Second St., 530-756-1212; reception, 6 – 9 p.m., Nationally published artists, Bradlt Bralds, Linda Daniels, Ron Burns, Jim Lamb, Judy Gibson,
Sandra Kuck, and Linda Pickens, limited edition prints, canvas and ceramic renditions of our dogs and cats at play, at work, getting into mischief, contemplating their next
move, or just enjoying life and their family. The exhibit will include humorous pieces such as “The Oath,” and who knows, maybe even the Poker Playing Dogs will be at the
table. The exhibit is an acknowledgment and celebration of the special bond we forge with our pets. Drinks, desserts, and appetizers will be served.
21. THE ROOT OF HAPPINESS, 211 F St., 916-468-8189; reception, 5 p.m. – 1 a.m., Tepou Huke, Polynesian Cultural oil painting, on-going. Come by for food specials
and discounted kava!
22. YOLO SPCA THRIFT STORE, 920 Third St., Suite A, reception, 2 – 5 p.m., Patrick E. Baird and his book, Ghost in the
Armor. Live music by The Tradesmen at 2 p.m. Free refreshments!
ART VIEWINGS DURING NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS (NO SPECIAL HOURS / RECEPTIONS):
23. BUEHLER ALUMNI AND VISITORS CENTER, on UC Davis campus; viewing, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., new artist every month.
24. CLOUD FOREST CAFÉ, 222 D St., 530-753-2164; viewing, 7:30 a.m. – 5 p.m., Carlos Palacio, photography, on-going.
25. CREPEVILLE, 330 Third St., 530-750-2400; viewing, 7 a.m. – 11 p.m., new artist every month.
26. GALLERY 1855, Davis Cemetery, 820 Pole Line Rd.; viewing, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m., “Archive of Abandoned Dreams,” Ellie
Ivanova, luminous dreamlike studies characterized by use of light and composition, inspired by dark and alluring cautionary
fairy tales and personal life stories of triumph, as well as poetry and symbolism of 20th century Bulgarian poet Dimcho
Debelyanov.
27. JOHN NATSOULAS CENTER FOR THE ARTS, 521 First St., 530-756-3938; viewing, 11 a.m. – 10 p.m., “Bark! Group
Art Exhibition featuring Roy De Forest,” Roy De Forest, Amber Aguirre, Myron Stephens, Robert Ransom, Kanna Aoki, Avery
Palmer, and many more, various media, painting, ceramic, mixed media. An artistic tribute to man’s best friend. Through
March 9.
28. MISHKA’S CAFE, 610 Second St., 530-759-0811; viewing, 7 a.m. – 11 p.m., new artist every month.
Images: (other side, top row) 5. Clepsydra, Ben Tuason; 6.
Cupid, Tom Corbett; 4. Mary Neri King; 10. Burnin’ Love,
Thelma Weatherford; 3. Seana Burke; (other side, middle
row) 11. Pirate Moon, Jason Branz; 10. Bring Love In Your
Heart, Siena (Age 10); 21. Polynesian Cultural Painting;
14. Vintage Panamanian Mola, Kuna; (other side, bottom
row) 13. Greenwich Street, San Francisco, Phil Gross; 16.
Music by MmMm Good; 1. Music by Donald Beaman;
19. Sonia Hossom; 12. Music by Jon Spivack and Mike
Bender.
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