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Art Reception:
July 14th, 2012
6-10pm
Regular Hours:
Saturdays 12-3pm
(or by appointment)
Address:
2900 Franklin Blvd.
Sacramento, CA 95818
916-956-249
[email protected]
www.tangent-gallery.com
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Featured in the SN&R
I was very honored to have my work chosen from all the amazing work in the ARC Digital Media Student Show to be in the Sacramento News and Review magazine!
I’ll have 3 peices in the ARC Art New Media Student Show
Second Saturday Art Show
American River College
Art New Media
Student Exhibition showcasing emerging works in graphic design, digital illustration, web and 3D animation. Live wood sculpture demonstration in garden.
APRIL 14, 2012 6 to 9 PM
Reception is free. All ages welcome. Offering refreshments including Peets coffee.
Union Hall Gallery at 2126 K Street, Sacramento, CA. [Google Map]
George Esquibel, Chief Curator
Carol Davydova, assistant curator (916) 217-7500
Group tours other than Second Saturday arranged by appointment thru (916) 448-2452
2nd Saturday Reception at Tangent Gallery
I’ll have a piece in this show! Along with my friend Mary Highstreet.
Tagent Gallery Presents “Boats”
Reception: March 10th 6pm – 10pm
Regular Hours: Every Saturday 12pm – 3pm
2900 Franklin Blvd. Sacramento, CA 95818
Hope to see you there,
Jason
Lake Tahoe Peninsula
I recently went on a retreat to Lake Tahoe and took some photos. This is a painting based on one of the photos.
While painting it I looked at other paintings of landscapes for inspiration in my art books and at the Crocker Art Museum. It’s interesting that everyone paints the sky and water a little differently. I guess you could classify them as “more realistic” and “more expressionistic” but maybe it is just that everyone sees them a little different. You never know exactly what the world looks like through someone else’s eyes… because you aren’t them.
Solo Art Show at Old Soul Cafe (next to the old 40 Acres Gallery) on 3rd Saturday
Date: Saturday, January 21, 2012
Time: 4:30pm until 6:30pm
Description:
I will have about 7-10 of my new works up in Old Soul cafe for a month starting on second Saturday January 14th.
I’ll be there from 7pm to 9pm on on the Third Saturday.
The musical guest will be my friend Adrian Bourgeois who has kind of an alternative pop style. He’ll be doing an acoustic set.
Also I have tried the mocha and it is awesome! 
3434 Broadway
Sacramento, CA 95817
Hope you can come!
Jason
Solo Art Show at Old Soul Cafe (next to the old 40 Acres Gallery) on 2nd Saturday
Date: Saturday, January 14, 2012
Time: 4:30pm until 6:30pm
Description:
I will have about 7-10 of my new works up in Old Soul cafe for a month starting on second Saturday January 14th.
I’ll be there from 4:30pm to 7pm on Second Saturday.
If you can’t make it to this one I’ll be there the next Saturday (see the other post). Of course you ware welcome to come to both. ha ha
Also I have tried the mocha and it is awesome! 🙂
3434 Broadway
Sacramento, CA 95817
Hope you can come!
Jason
Lady of the Lake
Had a lot of fun doing this one. It was hard to stop… but I think I’m done. 🙂 It’s 22 x 28 inches which is pretty big for me. I found a couple images from the web and used the basic elements and shading but then did my own thing. As we all know cameras flatten things out. So I attempted to add back gradients. And of course I added extra colors. As my teacher Mick said…. I’m a natural expressionist. ha ha
The Silver Spoon
This painting was inspired by Magritte and Christo‘s work with sheets of canvas and a little bit by the Occupy Movement. I didn’t intend for it to be for or against them. But I think they bring up an interesting observation that there is a small percentage of people with a lot of wealth. And with politics aside I think they have a responsibility, should they choose to except it, to help their fellow humans in need. Like the old saying goes “With great power comes great responsibility.”
Still Life with Apple and Bottle
After taking my Modern Art History class at American River College by Ken Magri, I was really challenged to spend more time with my paintings. Some artists would spend a month on a painting. Although Van Gogh boasted he did a painting in a day and of course it look GORGEOUS, I don’t want to use that as an excuse to not spend more time with mine. So this is the start of spending more time with a painting. It may be making it realistic or just experimenting like de Kooning. Not that I’m at ashamed of the rest of my work. Each painting is part of the journey so I love them all.