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Last Saturdays, art, next at {open}
Last Saturday: “Bewilder Me” by Justin Lovato
This Last Saturday, 4th Street is going on sale with an all-day Sidewalk Sale from noon to 8pm! Shops along the street will have sales and specials … including {open}! So come get the books you’ve been eyeing, before they’re gone for good!
*TONS of books from 50 cents to $1 … plus 15% off our instore used books!*
Then stay for the opening reception of “Bewilder Me” from artist Justin Lovato with light refreshments and tunes courtesy DJ Salty.
From his bio …
The characters and subject matter in his paintings often tell some arcane and dark story, which is expressed through steady-handed intricate line work. Through layering of vivid color, he narrates the intriguing and amusing tales of seemingly pain-stricken, weathered, and worn individuals.
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Review of SOUND!
Retro Row Features Evening Of Art
By Julian Bermudez /Gazette Arts Writer
Last Saturday turned out to be a successful art night for Fourth Street’s “Retro Row.” Throngs of artists, musicians, gallerists and the public-at-large took part in an evening filled with art, entertainment, food, drink and dance.
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“camera eye” opens March 29
“Camera Eye”
Polaroid photography from artist Marleah Tobinopening reception // saturday, mar 29 // 6-9pm // free
Marleah Tobin’s work is unplanned, unchoregraphed and unscripted, what she calls “a left-hand path to digitization.”
Her goal is to capture an image as it happens, “the way your youth was captured. Tangible, visceral, but simultaneously dreamlike.Things immortalized not as they necessarily looked, but how you felt and how you’ll remember them. Instant film is dying, obsolete. but warmer and more expressive than pixels, it’s the stuff that grabs your heart.
“Camera Eye” will open with a reception, including DJs and light refreshments, from 6 to 9 pm. The reception is being held in conjunction with Last Saturdays, 4th Street’s new bi-monthly art night, which will feature art receptions in numerous shops along the street.
