The Arts Archive

Dick Arnold

Upon retirement Arnold knew he wanted to continue to work with wood. But what direction?

by Susan Laird

Aloha Dancers

At Aloha Dancers, a “halau” hula school, students are not just considered dancers—they are part of an ohana, a family

by Susan Laird

Aimee Alexander

Alexander entered her first art show in June of 2009. “That’s when I realized people liked my art,” she says.

by Susan Laird

Daniel Trudeau

Placerville artist and musician Daniel Trudeau's explosion of noises, beats and tunes, repeated through loop pedals, creates a most unique sound.

by Heather L. Becker

Jacqueline Harrison

Although she draws inspiration from nearly everything, Harrison is particularly drawn to nature; oftentimes, it’s organic surroundings that provoke her to pick up a brush.

by Heather L. Becker

Oran Miller

by Heather L. Becker

Take Your Seats

Holiday Performance RoundupFrom family-friendly choir concerts to breathtaking classical ballets, you’ll find something to entertain all of your friends and family this holiday season.

by Abigail Blank

Atlas and Arrows

They’re a sublime combination of the musician, the songwriter and the singer.

by Megan Smith

Works of Public Art

Every piece of public art has a story.

by Sharon Penny

The Fabulous Liars

Even if you think you recognize one of the long-lost songs they sing, you can count on them putting their own “liarized” twist on it, ensuring it’s like nothing you’ve ever heard before.

by Megan Smith