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Fort Bragg First Friday art openings - Vimarsana News

Fort Bragg First Friday art openings

Please send First Friday and Second Saturday gallery openings by noon on Monday before the event to events@advocate-news.com. Please include a high-resolution horizontal photo or two of artwork on display. Please contact us about how to publicize paid classes and workshops. All content is subject to editing.  Fort Bragg First Friday art openings, April 4, […]

Mendocino Coast Calendar of Events - Vimarsana News

Mendocino Coast Calendar of Events

Mendocino Coast calendar of events

Fort Bragg First Friday art openings - Vimarsana News

Fort Bragg First Friday art openings

Please send First Friday and Second Saturday gallery openings by noon on Monday before the event to events@advocate-news.com. Please include a high-resolution horizontal photo or two of artwork on display. Please contact us about how to publicize paid classes and workshops. All content is subject to editing.  Fort Bragg First Friday art openings, February 2, […]

Rancho Santa Fe Library hosts exhibition by Carmel Valley Artist Barbara Rabkin - Vimarsana News

Rancho Santa Fe Library hosts exhibition by Carmel Valley Artist Barbara Rabkin

The Rancho Santa Fe Library and the Rancho Santa Fe Art Guild are presenting “Works on Paper,” a solo exhibit of 16 works by artist Barbara Rabkin of Carmel Valley.

Cobalt Gallery features local artist James Maxwell - Vimarsana News

Cobalt Gallery features local artist James Maxwell

Local artist James Maxwell is the current featured artist at the Cobalt Gallery in Fort Bragg this month. Gallery owner Button Quinn occasionally creates a venue for long-time artists on the coast to spotlight the older generation of artists, some whose history dates back to the early years of the Mendocino Art Center enclave.