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Art by Fire, Sacramento’s oldest group of potters, ceramic, glass and metal artists, invites everyone to their annual Fall Sale on Saturday, October 23, 2021 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Shepard Garden and Arts Center, 3330 McKinley Blvd., Sacramento. More than thirty artists will be showing and selling, with booths both outside and inside the Arts Center. Sacramento Potters Group: Art by Fire is an association of artists creating with fire that is deeply rooted in the Sacramento community. Art by Fire was founded in 1975 by a pair of working potters
chatting at a crafts fair. The group has welcomed all those involved with clay ever since. Membership is now at about sixty artists, including creators of functional pottery, sculpture and other expressive works of ceramic art as well as those creating glass and metal artwork using fire. Enjoy a choice selection of beautiful handmade pottery, glass, sculpture and other works of art made with fire for your holiday shopping pleasure. Please wear face coverings while attending this show. Learn more: www.artbyfire.org/
SANDY FEDER Bio: I grew up making arts and crafts with my Mom. In college at U C Davis, I took my first glass class and was hooked. I have been making glass ever since then. I graduated with a BS in Math and an MS in computer science. I spent many years working at Aerojet and then ended up as a community college teacher of computer science at Sacramento City College. I love making art glass and hope my customers love it too! Art piece: Teal circle of life pendant and bracelet with silver plated metal and my custom-made art glass. The pendant is about 2 inches long and costs $75. The bracelet is adjustable to different sized wrists and costs $45
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LYNN WOOD Bio: At age 40, I made the transition from part-time artist to full-time. I never looked back. Clay has been my best teacher. I am an exhibiting member of the ACGA and sell my work at a variety of craft fairs. My work is notable for the variety of applied surfaces. Functional but decorative as well. Art piece: small oval textured basket, $48.00, 8” x 3.75” x 5.75”. SHARON BLOOM Bio: Sharon has been creating whimsical folk art style ceramic art for over 30 years. Her love of seasonal holidays inspires her, especially Halloween. Sharon’s favorite method of construction is pinch pottery, where she can express her imagination dimensionally in a variety of forms. Having a formal education in painting and drawing transfers to her work that is rich with surface design. Art piece: “Fraidy Cats”, 4” x 4” x 8” Ceramic Sculptural Rattles, $80 each
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ROBERTA ALMEREZ Bio: Roberta is a ceramic artist in Sacramento, showing at local fairs and galleries and as a partner in PenRa Pottery. She is fond of chickens. Art piece: “chickenglyphs”, 9” x 9” plate, $59 Valley Community Newspapers, Inc.
RENÉ DOUCETTE BRESHEARS Bio: René Doucette Breshears was brought up enjoying and learning to love nature at the California’s beaches and woods. She and her family enjoyed being artists using different mediums such as wood, painting, weaving, quilting, photography and mosaics. She has an innate need to help mother earth and its environment survive and flourish. From youth through today, she has been involved in creating some type of artwork. Since taking pottery classes in High School, clay has always been her favorite medium, and in retirement she has refocused on learning about and creating pottery. Art piece: “Cold Caldron”, 3.5” x 4”, $25
PENNY LEFF Bio: Penny Leff is a Sacramento potter who creates high-fired functional tableware made for everyday use. She has worked with various crafts over the years, including leather and soapstone, but now enjoys working with clay and participating in the supportive Sacramento region ceramics community. Art piece: “Forest pitcher”, 9” x 5”, $95
DANIA LUKEY Bio: Dania Lukey is a full time studio potter in the Sacramento area. After receiving her architecture degree from Cal Poly at San Luis Obisbo and studying in Italy, Dania discovered her love for clay while pursuing her Masters in Education at Sacramento State University. There, her interests in architecture, Japanese poetry, contemporary art, and ancient textiles found a natural expression in form and function. She currently works from her home studio in Carmichael where she lives with her husband, dog Lucy, assorted cats, and their three chickens. Art piece: “Lust Hobb Series”, Dinner Plate 9 1/2” $50, Vase 7” $75, Cappuccino cup w/saucer 4” x 2 ½ “ $40
MARGO SCARPULLA Bio: In my ceramic work I focus on developing shapes and images which are pleasing to the eye as well as with a certain tactile quality which is a significant part of its allure. My firing techniques include: saggar, raku, horsehair, and pit firing. I also work in glass (pâte de verre) and encaustics. Art piece: Horse Hair Vessel with Pine Needles, 7” x 6.5”, $165
ELIZABETH WOCASEK Bio: I’ve been a working artist since 2001. Although I take part time jobs here and there, I spend the majority of my time in the studio, working towards the next show. My expressive work is the result of my intuition, love of color, form, nature and the animal world. Everything I do, from jewelry holders to every ceramic piece, has layers of color, which is how I see the world, both internal and external. Art piece: “Primary Chicken with Heart”, 9” x 5.5”, $125
DONALD JOWER Bio: I have been doing clay for over 50 years from stoneware, raku, sagger fired, soda and now wood fired. I feel very fortunate that I have been able to make a living doing clay and enjoyed the ride. Art piece: Wood fired teapot, 7” x 11” x 3”
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The CA State Fair Sept. 21. announced the addition of the first-ever, state-sanctioned cannabis competition and awards. The CA State Fair Cannabis Competition and Awards will join a roster of coveted, annual competitions celebrating California’s rich agricultural history and dynamic industries including wine, craft beer, olive oil and cheese. “We are pleased to celebrate California’s legal and licensed cannabis industry as part of the CA State Fair in 2022,” said California Exposition & State Fair Board of Director Jess Durfee. “For the past 166 years, the CA State Fair has always been a first mover, leading the State Fair circuit with innovative programming and largescale competitions that celebrate the best the state has to offer, making the addition of cannabis cultivation a natural new category.” In 2018, commercial cannabis became legal in the State of California for adult use and since that time has grown into a multibillion-dollar industry. The awards have been developed in partnership between the California Exhibition & State Fair and Cultivar Brands, a California-based cannabis marketing and events agency who specializes in the creation of programs that continue to move cannabis into the mainstream. “ The launch of statesanctioned awards is a watershed moment for the Californian cannabis industry,” said Cultivar Brands CEO Brian Applegarth. “Not only will we showcase the California farmer, large and small, and the incredible cannabis flower that the state has to offer, but we will educate and demystify the plant, challenge the stereotypes and continue to evolve towards normalcy.” The competition is open to all licensed growers in California. Entrants will be classified into three classifications representing three primary divisions for submission by light source: Indoor, Mixed Light and Outdoor. The competition will award medals for the cannabis flower
only, showcasing the primary cannabinoids and terpenes expressed in the cannabis flower. Seven individual cannabis plant compounds will be tested and identified for awards. Based on the levels of cannabinoid and terpenes concentration, 77 bronze, silver, gold and double gold medals will be awarded including the coveted Golden Bear trophy for “Best of California.” The competition will be scored objectively, through science-based analysis performed and certified by SC Labs, one of California’s premier cannabis and hemp testing lab. SC Labs will provide all entrants with the required Certificates of Analysis (COAs), as well as a PhytoFacts® chemometric report that will identify all the unique compounds of the submission to determine the award winners. “I’m really excited to be involved with the state fair because it is the traditional place where the agricultural community comes to show off their best work,” SC Labs Co-founder and President Josh Wurzer. “This just further validates cannabis as part of that community. As a cannabis scientist, it’s really cool to see an event like this putting the data and analytics at the forefront of the process. It’s making a big leap forward for the application of quantitative cannabis testing to actually measure the qualitative aspects of cannabis.” The first-ever CA State Fair Cannabis Competition and Awards will evaluate the 2021 harvest and celebrate the award winners during the CA State Fair set to take place July 10-26, 2022, at the Cal Expo Fairgrounds in Sacramento, California. The submission window opens on November 1, 2021 and will remain open until March 30, 2022. Award winners will be announced in May of 2022. This historic moment has arrived, and cannabis is now officially part of the CA State Fair, one of the world’s largest state fairs. For more information on the CA Cannabis Competition and Awards, visit www. castatefaircannabisawards.com. Valley Community Newspapers, Inc.
Chautauqua Playhouse and the Macbeth Project present “King Lear” Chautauqua Playhouse in association with The MacBeth Project will present “King Lear”, by William Shakespeare, adapted by Khimberly Marshall, beginning on October 15 at the Playhouse. The show will run on Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 pm and Sundays at 2:00 pm through November 14. The performances are held at the Chautauqua Playhouse, 5325 Engle Road in the La Sierra Community Center in Carmichael. Admission is $23 General, $21 Seniors/Students and SARTA members. Premium seating is an additional dollar. Tickets at the door are $25. Chautauqua is excited to bring you this co-production with the MacBeth Project, which was built out of a community outcry for more African American representation in the classical theater arts. Presenting Shakespeare’s most beloved classic with a twist, this project incorporates a love of Afro-futurism, which honors the African Diaspora bridging the past, present and possible futures by re-imagining the possibilities of Shakespeare. Join us for this exciting new look at Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy, King Lear. Performances on October 22 and 23 will include a “Talk
Back” with the cast and crew. Performance on October 31 will include a costume contest, with a prize for the best costume. Patrons are invited to wear costumes for this performance. Patrons will be required to follow CDC, local and state requirements and must be masked during the performances. Proof of vaccination or a recent negative covid test may be requested. Mandatory temperature check for all patrons. The direction and stage design is by Khimberly Marshall, with light design by Andrew Fiffick. The cast includes David Inniss, Dannyelle Finch, BJ Nash, Carla Fleming, Arifah Allah, Mel Knox, Conrad Crump, KT Masala, Lynnis Wood – Mullins, Aladria Brown, Halin Moss, Miles Meckling and Tylre Allen. The Macbeth Project enjoys a partnership with The Sojourner Truth Multicultural Art Museum. For more information on The MacBeth Project, their website is www.themacbethproject.com. Information and tickets are available through the Chautauqua Playhouse website: www.cplayhouse.org or call the box office at (916) 4897529, during business hours.
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