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Please join UNITE and American River College on Thursday, February 22 for Black History 101 Mobile Museum. The pop up museum will be located in The HUB (located in ARC Student Center) from 10 AM-2 PM, with artifacts ranging from...
This is a drum I beat in all my classes. I know a lot of well meaning friends who I've had to talk to myself about displaying my artwork without proper credit. I know it doesn't seem like a big deal, and I may be alone in my vehemence, but things are different than they... Continue Reading →
Sorry it took so long, but here's the super cool night photos my students made for their last assignment! It's not everything, but a handful of shots from each class. Click each one for a larger view. You may need to brighten your screen a little if you keep it dark. It's worth it to see... Continue Reading →
Kurt Fishback has photographed some of the most important artists in the world. Since he retired from teaching, he's been doing an amazing project documenting California women artists. You can check out a video done of his work and see his previous books at the link below. He's trying to continue his work the way all artists do; through grants and art supporters.
I get weekly emails suggesting photo contests to students. Often, I don't post them, with good reason. Or so I think. You can decide for yourself. If you look at the complete contest rules, as you should always do before entering any work, often I find that the contest can be a way to get... Continue Reading →
STUDENT PROGRAM American River College is a member of Viewpoint Gallery, and this membership allows you to attend many events free of charge. Viewpoint created the Student Program to help accentuate the education of photo students in the Sacramento region, and it's a great way to learn more on specific topics by working artists, and... Continue Reading →
