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2012.04.28
Art Opening: "Spiritual Journeys"
“Spiritual Journeys” Exhibition Dates: Saturday, April 28 – Friday, May 25, 2012 Reception: Saturday, April 28, from 5.00-7.30 PM. Artist talk by Darwin Price at 4 PM. Where: CK Gallery, 4125 Piedmont Ave. (2nd Floor in the Court Yard Mall) Oakland, CA 94606. (510) 759-2535. ckgallery.org Featured artists are Darwin Price and Thomas Christopher Haag (who has 2 murals on Piedmont Ave). In addition work from about 30 other Bay Area artists will on display. About the exhibition: Traditionally, religions have regarded spirituality as an essential part of the religious experience, but the growth of secularism in our society has given rise to a broader view of spirituality and even some atheists consider themselves spiritual. In its broadest sense, spirituality can be defined as the development of an individual's inner life through practices such as meditation, prayer, contemplation or certain actions; for instance the creation of art. In this exhibition we seek to illustrate traditional as well as modern spirituality and how art can meet, or reflect, the spirit.
“Spiritual Journeys” Exhibition Dates: Saturday, April 28 – Friday, May 25, 2012 Reception: Saturday, April 28, from 5.00-7.30 PM. Artist talk by Darwin Price at 4 PM. Where: CK Gallery, 4125 Piedmont Ave. (2nd Floor in the Court Yard Mall) Oakland, CA 94606. (510) 759-2535. ckgallery.org Featured artists are Darwin Price and Thomas Christopher Haag (who has 2 murals on Piedmont Ave). In addition work from about 30 other Bay Area artists will on display. About the exhibition: Traditionally, religions have regarded spirituality as an essential part of the religious experience, but the growth of secularism in our society has given rise to a broader view of spirituality and even some atheists consider themselves spiritual. In its broadest sense, spirituality can be defined as the development of an individual's inner life through practices such as meditation, prayer, contemplation or certain actions; for instance the creation of art. In this exhibition we seek to illustrate traditional as well as modern spirituality and how art can meet, or reflect, the spirit.
2012.05.07
Beginner & Intermediate Salsa Dancing 4 Week Berkeley Series
Mondays, May 7th, 14th, 21st and 28th; Beginner @ 7:30 pm, Intermediate @ 8:30 pm Group Beginning and Intermediate Salsa dance classes take place on Mondays and start monthly. Other classes are held at locations throughout the San Francisco Bay Area! Each session is four weeks long, and is progressive meeting once a week. No partner and no experience are necessary! Drop-ins are welcome ($18 drop-in fee). Register On-line, and save money! Anyone can learn how to dance - absolutely anyone. We invite you to try one of our classes and find out what you've been missing. It will change your life! Our progressive series on Tuesdays are designed to get you out into the clubs. You will learn a skill that will last you a lifetime! http://www.DanceSF.com
Mondays, May 7th, 14th, 21st and 28th; Beginner @ 7:30 pm, Intermediate @ 8:30 pm Group Beginning and Intermediate Salsa dance classes take place on Mondays and start monthly. Other classes are held at locations throughout the San Francisco Bay Area! Each session is four weeks long, and is progressive meeting once a week. No partner and no experience are necessary! Drop-ins are welcome ($18 drop-in fee). Register On-line, and save money! Anyone can learn how to dance - absolutely anyone. We invite you to try one of our classes and find out what you've been missing. It will change your life! Our progressive series on Tuesdays are designed to get you out into the clubs. You will learn a skill that will last you a lifetime! http://www.DanceSF.com
2012.05.09
East Bay Learn to Salsa Dance Lessons!
Wednesdays, May 9th, 16th, 23rd & 30th; Beginners Salsa @ 7:00 pm, Intermediate Salsa @ 8:00 pm Group Beginning and Intermediate Salsa dance classes take place on Wednesdays and start monthly. Each session is four weeks long, and is progressive meeting once a week. No partner and no experience are necessary! Drop-ins are welcome ($18 drop-in fee). Register On-line, and save money! Anyone can learn how to dance - absolutely anyone. We invite you to try one of our classes and find out what you've been missing. It will change your life! Our progressive series on Wednesdays are designed to get you out into the clubs. You will learn a skill that will last you a lifetime! http://www.DanceSF.com
Wednesdays, May 9th, 16th, 23rd & 30th; Beginners Salsa @ 7:00 pm, Intermediate Salsa @ 8:00 pm Group Beginning and Intermediate Salsa dance classes take place on Wednesdays and start monthly. Each session is four weeks long, and is progressive meeting once a week. No partner and no experience are necessary! Drop-ins are welcome ($18 drop-in fee). Register On-line, and save money! Anyone can learn how to dance - absolutely anyone. We invite you to try one of our classes and find out what you've been missing. It will change your life! Our progressive series on Wednesdays are designed to get you out into the clubs. You will learn a skill that will last you a lifetime! http://www.DanceSF.com
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Art in the Third Dimension
Sculpture by Clint Imboden
Clint Imboden likes to work in the third dimension. The 54-year-old Alameda-based artist turns found objects into art: 270 hacksaw blades form a geodesic dome surrounding an Earth globe; chest X-rays suspended by wooden coat hangers are transformed into a wall-size quilt. Imoden and his wife, artist Jan Watten, moved to Alameda to pursue art and wound up living on the Island and working out of their Jingletown-based studio. Since moving here 10 years ago, Imoden, who shows at Rhythmix Cultural Works and the Frank Bette Center for the Arts and is a member of the public arts commission, has found a fertile arts community in Alameda. “Parking is bad, but there are many great restaurants,” he says. “People can afford nicer food, and it rolls over into [an appreciation of] nicer art.” Look for more from Imoden at local galleries, including his new sculpture—an anti-war piece that uses polyester-resin doll heads in place of stars on the American flag. www.clintimboden.com.
—Photography by Paul Skrentny
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