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Egg Nog pre-mixed with Evan Williams seven-year-old Kentucky Straight Bourbon. It’s actually pretty good and has a slight hint of Twitter. photo by Scott Beale This is a blog post from Laughing Squid For more content like this, subscribe to the RSS feed, Twitter & FriendFeed. Evan Williams Egg Nog, Pre-Mixed With Kentucky Bourbon Related posts:- Kentucky State Capitol Building, Frankfort, [...] Related...
Tales And Traditions of California Native Americans–Sunday, November 16th–A program for families to learn about the food, tools and art of California’s first Peoples, from1:00 to 4:00 p.m. at Oakland Museum of California, 10th Street at Oak Street–$5.00 to $8:00 sliding scale. For more information call 510-238-2200 or www.museum-ca.org
Yesterday Barack Obama launched Change.gov, a new website including a blog that is part of the Presidential Transition Project, aiding in the process of going from President-Elect to President. Today they posted video of Obama’s first press conference following his election. The Presidential Transition Project is the enormous effort of hundreds of people coming together to [...]
Lowbrow artist and Juxtapoz Magazine founder Robert Williams will be doing an artist talk and book signing at 2pm this Sunday, October 12th at the Oakland Museum of California as part of their LA Paint exhibition which runs through March 8th, 2009. As a tribute to Robert’s love of hot rods, 40 vintage cars and [...]
OAKLAND, CA.- Philip Linhares, chief curator of art at the Oakland Museum of California, contends that Los Angeles is the new capital of American art. To prove his point, Linhares organized L.A. PAINT, a look at the vast and vibrant Southern California art scene via 11 influential artists.The exhibition opens Oct. 4, 2008 and continues through Mar 8, 2009. L.A. PAINT highlights The Date
Museumgoing Our first adventure was at the Exploratorium the fabulous science museum with handson exhibits that actually work I never got off the second floor absorbed in huge exhibits on ldquoliferdquo from cell structure and DNA to hellip everything else and ldquosound.rdquo Just heard on NPR that one of the people who developed the Sound exhibit just won a McArthur award and
SAN FRANCISCO, CA.- Kenneth Foster, Executive Director of Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA), today announced the appointment of Betti-Sue Hertz as Director of Visual Arts. Hertz's appointment builds upon YBCA's successes in its first fifteen years as an institution and reflects YBCA's commitment to taking the visual arts program to the next level both expanding its reach and its
Oakland Rocks for Change Featuring: Hot Buttered Rum with Michael Kang, John Densmore Oakland Rocks for Change Tuesday, September 16th @ 7:00 p.m. (Doors @ 6:00 p.m.) Oakland Museum of California 1000 Oak St. (10th Street entrance), Oakland Ticket prices vary: $25 Students - $1,000 VIP, visit www.oaklandrocksforchange.org...
OAKLAND, CA.- Bring on the dancing skeletons and sugar skulls, Días de los Muertos returns to the Oakland Museum of California for its 15th annual celebration of the dead. The exhibition opens Wednesday, Oct 8 (through Dec 7, 2008). The Community Celebration is Saturday, Oct 25. Guest curator Fernando Hernández titled the exhibition Evolution of a Sacred Space: Días de los Muertos 2008 to convey how...
: Image: George H. Johnson, 1853/Courtesy Oakland Museum of California The daguerrotype process had a relatively short commercial life span of about two decades. A major reason was that innovators capitalized on "France's gift to the world" and started improving the process immediately. Better emulsions and better developing and fixing solutions improved image quality and reduced exposure times. Replacing...
By Jordan Timpy The 2nd Friday Artwalk will be a little longer in August with the addition of a new photography gallery in downtown Carrboro. The Jesse Kalisher Gallery now occupies the space at 209 E. Main St., between Scooters Inc. and Harper Arts, across the street from Cat’s Cradle. The gallery showcases the work of photographer Jesse [...]
Yeah, gas is $4-plus, but it's summer and Enquirer reporter Sara Pearce was restless. So, she took a trip up I-71 to check out art museums to the north.
Could you blog that we have a free show on Friday? It's Friday at the Oakland Museum, and we go on at 7 on the side stage. You can tell them that they need to stand in for you! Especially...
