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Tag Archives: museums
Ojai
I’d actually heard of Ojai as part of the family lore, in one of the tidbits about my paternal grandfather, who died before I was born. One of the things he had done was haul horses, and one of the … Continue reading
Mill City Museum
At the recommendation of a local friend (someone I know from the Bay Area, who relocated to MSP a few years ago and really loves it (or did as of the end of February anyway)) – Joyce and I checked … Continue reading
Glenbow Museum
The Glenbow is Calgary’s Art and History Museum. It is located in downtown Calgary, across the street from the Calgary Tower. There is an eclectic array of displays from their permanent collection, as well as space for traveling or special … Continue reading
Angel Island Immigration Station Museum
Although I’d been to Angel Island before, I’d not been to the Immigration Station Museum (current State Parks’ site, also more info at this page from the 150th anniversary of the California State Parks in 2014.) Housed in the detention barracks of … Continue reading
National Steinbeck Center
The National Steinbeck Center opened in 1998, and I’d heard good things about it, but had not been. Although I pass by Salinas, where the Center is located, on a semi-regular basis, I’m always on my way somewhere else and … Continue reading
IONTW – December 3, 2017
the sands of seriffe a good thing to keep clear about which is which vegetable and plant embroideries, paper food more paper (although, alas for me, in Albany NY) Strathmore Paper is showing 100 years of sample and sales books. … Continue reading
Posted in art, books, flowers, food, libraries, museums, printing
Tagged art, books, flowers, food, IONTW, letterpress, library, museums, NBLA, paper, photography, printmaking, San Francisco CA, Santa Rosa CA
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Museum of Ice Cream
Who am I and what have I done with the myself who doesn’t go for The Next Big Thing? Who doesn’t Believe the Hype… And I can’t even remember how I first heard about the Museum of Ice Cream. Probably … Continue reading
IONTW – November 5, 2017
Open Studios continue today at The Studio Santa Rosa (11 am – 5 pm) and 33Arts (noon – 5 pm), 3840 Finley Ave, Santa Rosa – the old Santa Rosa Naval Air Station (who knew?!) Clothing imitates art – made, … Continue reading
Posted in art, lattice of coincidence, museums, who knew
Tagged art, IONTW, museums, Santa Rosa CA, sculpture
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IONTW – October 1, 2017
North Bay Letterpress Arts has a great slate of Fall classes available, including one each from Lisa Rappoport and Macy Chadwick, who usually teach in San Francisco or the East Bay, so this is a great opportunity to learn from them … Continue reading
Posted in art, I Scream, museums, printing, you Scream
Tagged art, ice cream, IONTW, letterpress, museums, NBLA
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