The Arts Archive

	Title	Issue
	Vicki Foote Folsom resident Vicki Foote has taken an entirely different view of her retirement. She has approached these golden years with deep appreciation that she now has freedom too…freedom to do whatever her heart desires. by Abigail Blank	Style-Folsom El Dorado Hills May 2013
	Eric Nava A realist, Nava knows he needs to have many different talents to be an artist and has nurtured his to become a multifaceted creator. by LeeAnn Dickson	Style-Roseville Granite Bay Rocklin May 2013
	Dick Arnold Upon retirement Arnold knew he wanted to continue to work with wood. But what direction? by Susan Laird	Style-El Dorado County Foothills May 2013
	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	Style-El Dorado County Foothills April 2013
	Focused on Fun Ford likes to keep the natural feel of the group, and has yet to petition for members or advertise. Building the membership was an organic process and remains so as they near their one-year anniversary. by Abigail Blank	Style-Folsom El Dorado Hills April 2013
	A Safe Place to Land Helping to heal the broken hearts of abused youth is Tammy Warta, the founder and artistic director of Royal Stage Christian Performing Arts, a nonprofit located in Roseville and Sacramento. by LeeAnn Dickson	Style-Roseville Granite Bay Rocklin April 2013
	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	Style-El Dorado County Foothills March 2013
	Rita Forman The design of her individual glass beads bring to mind everything from high-flying space orbs to invertebrates living in the aquatic world. by LeeAnn Dickson	Style-Roseville Granite Bay Rocklin March 2013
	Joey Cattone A self-taught prodigy from a long line of painters and artists, the desire to create runs strong through her veins. by Abigail Blank	Style-Folsom El Dorado Hills March 2013
	Stillwood Sages The band’s first priority is to serve the song and let the listener interpret it as they will. by LeeAnn Dickson	Style-Roseville Granite Bay Rocklin February 2013