Turlock’s Carnegie Arts Center is seeking artwork for the downtown banners program with a theme of “Read A Book,” celebrating the joys and benefits of reading and libraries.
https://t.co/cYQl1fpn3C
I stand with leaders like @jamieleecurtis, @MaestroMarley, @kahlil_greene, @WinterBreeanne, Carmen Perez @msladyjustice1, @JeromeFosterII, @farbstein, & the late Harry Belafonte to get out the youth vote. Join us: https://t.co/85ABmlos2X
Democracy doesn’t work as well as it should because voter turnout is not as high as it should be. Voter apathy means that deep-pocketed and influential forces can wield more influence within the system. Not participating makes this dynamic worse. Our system is far from perfect, but it will be greatly improved if we had 100% voter turnout. For anyone who feels that their needs or ideals are not met within the system, the only choice is to get more involved, because though it may work slowly and not deliver everything one wants, the system is the mechanism to shape the democratic system.
-Shepard
Turlock ‘Renaissance man’ Ralph Shabazian bequeathed a gift of more than $1 million left to the Carnegie Arts Center, the Friends of the Turlock Public Library, the Armenian Studies Program at Fresno State and the Armenian General Benevolent Union.
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Thank you, @CarnegieTurlock, for hosting CUSD third-graders this fall! Our Westport Mustangs enjoyed their tour and art lesson focusing on the elements of line and color. 🎨🖌️ #ArtInEducation#TheCeresWay
Write a poem about California!
New poetry project from California Poet Laureate Lee Herrick invites Californians to write about their state.
For more details on how to participate, visit: https://t.co/1zCbHlqt9L
#ArtsCA#poetry#writing#California
The #StanState Art Space is thrilled to announce the Department of Art Faculty Exhibition, featuring art from our art faculty members! Various works are on display now through October 13. Located in downtown Turlock, the gallery hours are Wednesday - Saturday from 12 - 5 p.m.
Hundreds of people celebrated Mexican Independence on Saturday in front of a brand new mural on First St. courtesy of local artist and UC Merced professor Richard Gomez. Titled “Chicano Downtown,” it serve as an ode to the city's Chicano culture.
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On Wednesday, Richard Gomes officially began work on a mural, titled "Chicano Downtown" that will adorn the exterior north side wall of a building at 132 S. First St. in Turlock, the former home of Pablo’s Restaurant and the Mexican Kitchen.
https://t.co/UgzYRj4Y7n
Turlock’s Carnegie Arts Center will be opening its 12th exhibition season in September. To help kick things off, the center is seeking artwork created by youth ages 4-18 on the theme of “Family” – highlighting what family means.
https://t.co/iXiqbck33E
Coming soon to SF State: a certificate in Art Handling! Pilot program funded by the @CalState CREATE Award: https://t.co/8DhtskxEXs @SFStateLCA@SFSUGallery