~ auto exposures are for wimps ~
Hey folks! I think people often ignore the same stress relief techniques that suited us well as children because we think of those as childish activities. Dancing in the living room, making Darth Vadar sounds in a fan, or coloring books. You can manage the first two on your own, but I've compiled a bunch... Continue Reading →
Museums around the world have had to close due to the spread of the corona virus. Many of them have online virtual tours and lectures that you can watch while we wait for the world to get back to normal. But we have reached a new level of art appreciation when the Getty Museum challenged... Continue Reading →
This year, the American River College Student Art Show will be completely online, to accommodate social distancing under the recent California quarantine order. We look forward to seeing what you have been creating and hope that you will consider submitting to this free student contest. Any questions about this contest can be directed to kanekogallery@gmail.com.... Continue Reading →
Now that all colleges are online (eep) something I've noticed as all of my communication is digital, is that I'm getting migraines WAY more often...so I went out spent more time online and bought some computer glasses. Computer/gamer Glasses There are certainly better and more expensive brands, but I looked around at what was well rated... Continue Reading →
Schools closing physical locations causes all sorts of problems, and access to online classes only works if students already have those resources. We at ARC know not everyone does. I've been compiling and researching what is available to our students and this is what I've got so far. I've sent all my classes this information,... Continue Reading →
I'm not terribly surprised by this, but it's still really important to understand how our photos are used, without our consent, on the internet and how it's being mined for your identity. I've decided that any student in my classes (Prof. Worsfold, that is) that can show me they've had their data removed from Clearview... Continue Reading →
Application Deadline for online portion Mar 6th! You've got a week and a half to apply for ARC scholarships! Remember you need to research first and find out if you need a letter of recommendation--and you can't assume a teacher will be able to even read your email request if you wait til the last... Continue Reading →
The deadline to submit work to the ARC art/writing magazine published each year has been extended to this Friday! The American River Review has won national awards almost every year, even beating out Yale or Harvard, so it's a really prestigious magazine. You can find the last publication at the Bookstore and the library, I... Continue Reading →
MELISSA UROFF: ALTERNATIVE PROCESSES, MY ART AND CHALLENGES OF BEING AN ARTIST Thursday, February 20, 2020, 7:00pm- 9:00pm All students and Viewpoint members are invited to attend the Viewpoint Center's first lecture in our Spring 2020 Student Lecture Series. These free lectures are designed for college and high school students and will be held at... Continue Reading →
