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The SKINNY SHOWwill feature Taryn Scanlon’s provocative paintings, Tony Sheets’ imaginative works, Benjamin Vincent’s humorous caricatures, and inventive work by Rick Caughman. This pop-up exhibit is located at 311 Euclid
Inland Empire Dance Festival: “An Eclectic blend of both sight and sound” featuring…Inland Empire Contemporary Ballet, Kenneth Walker Dance Project, Calliopus Contemporary Dance, Nanette Brodie Dance Theatre, Jazz Dance Spectrum,
Arts Connection Team Spotlight:
Saniyyah Thomas
My name is Saniyyah, and I work at Arts Connections as the Operations Manager. My job is basically to ensure that everything is running smoothly and efficiently in the office. I like working with our organization because of the personable and inclusive working environment. I have great colleagues of all backgrounds and ethnicities. They make work fun and interesting especially when we are all in the office working together. Besides myself, our staff mainly works remotely. Another aspect I like about working with AC is the exposure to local SB artists. Since our office is located within the Garcia Center for the Arts, and we are the Arts Council for the county, we encounter a lot of artists that we aid, represent, sponsor, and support. I think it is awesome that I am a part of an org that supports so many artists, and I get to meet and work with so many talented and creative people.
San Bernardino has been on an upward trend in regards to the arts, and it makes me both happy and excited to see the arts growing and thriving in our community, with so much more to come. It is very satisfying to be able to go to art walks, and other art based events in the city, and to see the additional murals featured in our downtown. I see a culture and a community rising from the arts.
#sbartsconnect #SBAC #ArtsConnection #sanbernardino #artistatwork #ACteam #acteamspotlight #art #community
When you think about how things in San Bernardino have changed, what comes
to mind? What do you miss? What do you welcome? LET US KNOW IN THE COMMENTS!💗
Cuando piensas cómo han cambiado las cosas en San Bernardino, ¿qué te viene a la mente? ¿Cosas del pasado que extrañas? ¿Nuevos acontecimientos que te agradan? avísanos en los comentarios💗
#mylovesanbernardino #miamorsanbernardino #SanBernardinoCA #sanbernardino #inlandempire #reviveSanBernardino #kodak #shotonfilm #35mmfilm
I miss feeling more safe personally and for my property. Our community is more trashy and out of control. I like the increased focus on the arts and with sensibly approved public art.
Welcome the reassurance of the arts.
a lot more Weed Dispensaries...
calhum grant
Project Grants ($10,000 to $20,000) are awarded twice a year to large scale public humanities projects of up to two-years duration from the award date. Appropriate programming formats include but are not limited to virtual and in-person interpretive exhibits, community dialogue and discussion series, workshops and participatory activities, presentations and lectures, conversations and forums, and interactive and experiential activities. Eligibility is limited to California-based nonprofit organizations and non-federal public agencies. Note: Awards must be matched with an equivalent amount of cash or in-kind resources over the life of the project.
The next deadline is Monday, August 2, 2021 at 5pm PT. For full details and eligibility requirements, visit calhum.org/humanities-for-all/ link in bio
#humanitiesforallprojectgrants #HumanitiesforAll #sbartsconnect #artistsatwork #arts #calhum #grants #funding #CaliforniaHumanities #projectgrants
#REPOST FROM @chrizchin_ “Submit your short films for the San Bernardino Short Film Screening Room at the downtown SB Art Walk! Lets start making connections from home and build a stronger filmmaking community. DM me with any questions or email sb.screeningroom@gmail.com #mylovesanbernardino “
THIS SATURDAY JULY 24th #REPOST from @lucyjs.crmcs
Storytelling with Clay Workshop for youth + Chosen Family member, or Parent.
This workshop will be open to people residing in the City of San Bernardino. We will be going over basic handbuilding techniques and have an open discussion on the changes we would like to see for The future of the City of San Bernardino.
We will be using clay as our medium to tell a story of the past, present, or future of our lives while living in San Bernardino.
Please click on the link in @lucyjs.crmcs Bio to register
Thank you to the following organizations:
@artsconnection_network
@uplift_sb
@sbcitygov
@landpolicy
@makinghopehappenfoundation
Location for workshop:
@thegarciacenterforthearts
#MyLoveSanBernardino #MiAmorSanBernardino
#StorytellingWithClaySB
#NarraciónConArcillaSB
#CeramicsInSanBernardino
#Ceramics
#GarciaCenterCeramics
Acknowledgement: “Creative development of Blocks of Care was done by Arts Connection
through the generous support of Uplift San Bernardino at the Making Hope Happen Foundation,
the Center for Community Investment at the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, and the Robert
Wood Johnson Foundation”
Timbisha Shoshone
Yokuts
Hualapai
Havasupai
Hopi
Halchidoma
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