Support our Downtown and Tower venues; come by and meet local artists and enjoy their artwork, receptions, beverages, and music this Thursday, August 1st from 5pm to 8pm.
*Make sure to catch KMPH Great Day for their artist Interview this Thursday Morning: Tom Kusel
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“Bill plays his take on your favorite music from all eras and genres. “ 👨🎤🎸
Come out for 1st Thursday ArtHop at the Fresno Arts Council and enjoy live music by Bill Reiland, wine🍷 and hors d'oeuvres!
Also check out our featured artist Karen Molta Rumie with Kare-N-Creations a Multi-Surface Artist!
September 5, 2019 5pm-8pm See you there!
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Fresno City Hall
2600 Fresno St.
(559) 237-9734
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FAC Water Tower
2444 Fresno St.
(559) 477-6231
10 am-4pm Tuesday-Saturday
FAC Water Tower Website
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1821 Gallery
1821 Calaveras Ave.
(559) 999-1158
Wednesday-Friday 11am-5pm
Saturday 12pm-4pm
1821 Gallery website
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Anne Whitehurst
Show Dates: September 5 – October 26
Art Hop: Sept 5 & Oct 3, 5-8PM
Artist Reception: Sept 14, 3-7
Multi-genre Artist Anne Whitehurst has been working on her Veritas Series since the mid-1970s, when she realized that writing backwards gave her instant access to her right brain. The evolution of this body of work will be evident as she displays pieces from the seventies progressing through every decade since.
Words are the compositional content of this body of work, written backwards and without editing the content. The artist’s ride through her right brain is rhythmic and flowing, punctuated by her signature neon palette. Wit and mystery flavor the curious titles, intriguing people to read the work, back to the wall, with the provided mirrors. The collection becomes an installation with the viewer as the voyeuristic performer.
Use of metallic paint and ambient lighting bring different trains of thought to the surface of these multi-level compositions.
Anne will fill the gallery and her own studio at 1821 with forty-plus years of this series.
Come and experience this consciousness-altering exhibit.
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African American
Historical & Cultural Museum
1857 Fulton St.
(559) 544-1857
Wednesday-Friday 10am-2pm
(Arthop 5-8)
AAHCM website
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Alliance of California Artists
2024 N. Van Ness Blvd.
1-833-222-2784
ACA Website
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Arte Americas
1630 Van Ness Ave.
(559) 266-2623
Thursday-Saturday 11am-5pm
Sunday 1pm-5pm (Arthop 5-8)
Arte Americas website
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Art Space Gallery
Fresno City College
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A Sense of Place
2003 N. Van Ness Blvd
(559) 392-6775
Tuesday-Saturday 10am-5pm
(Arthop 5-8)
Sense of Place Website
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Bitwise South Stadium 700 Van Ness
(559) 500-3305
Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
Bitwise Website
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ROBERT KATSUSUKE OGATA
Robert Ogata is a Fresno Educator, studio artist and former ceramist. He graduated from Fresno State, studying painting with Darwin Musselman and ceramics with Adolph Odorfer. He continued post-graduate studies in ceramics with classes, workshops, and residencies with American potters John Glick, Peter Voulkos, Byron Temple, and Warren McKenzie. In the 1970ʼs Robert spent six weeks with English Potter, Michael Cardew at the Big Creek Pottery in California and continued that association with Cardew again for a week in Colorado.
In the 1980ʼs Robert participated in two six week residencies at the Idylwild School of Music and Art, building an Anagama kiln (Traditional wood-fired) with Paul Chaleff and the following year producing and firing his work in the kiln while working with (National Treasure of Shigaraki, Japan) Shiro Otani. Many of these wood-fired pieces were first shown in a one-man show at the Fresno Metropolitan Museum and at a 60 year retrospective at the Fresno Art Museum. Some of these pieces are included in this exhibition. Robert retired from teaching in 1997 and finding it impossible to continue to make wood-fired pots in Fresno he stopped making ceramics, acquired a studio, and decided to focus solely on his career as a painter.
He has exhibited his paintings in New York, Los Angeles, Scottsdale, Arizona, St. Helena, and the Bay Area and is currently represented by the SFMOMA Artists Gallery in San Francisco.
The items in this exhibit are on loan from the Ogata Family
Opening Reception: September 5th, 5-8:00 pm
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Clay Mix
1003 N Abby St.
(559) 485-0065
Monday-Friday 9:30am-7:00pm
Saturdays 10am-5pm (Arthop 5-8)
Clay Mix Website
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Community Media Access Collaborative (CMAC) 1555 Van Ness Ave.
(559) 266-2622
Monday- Thursday 10am-9pm
Friday 10am-6pm
Saturday 1pm-6pm
CMAC website
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The Gallery at First Presbyterian Church
1540 M St.
(559) 485-6460
FPC Website
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COMMON SPACE
1250-1252 Fulton Street
(559) 721-5119
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Join us for our September ArtHop! See local art, hear live performances and enjoy a community experience!
ARTISTS: Kelsey Garcia, Michael Pitzer, Yasmeen Rafai, Chad "Caliburtonboy," Sagen Davis and Sheila Sanders
SIDE WALK VENDORS: Not So Dirty Hippie, Scent & Fire Candle Co., Goodie Gains, Fire 'n Spice, Kelsey's Crafted Co., Tranont, The Book Bus Fresno, Leslie Campbell, Central California Blood Bank and more!
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September show at Corridor 2122 is Digital Plein Air Photography, an art exhibit by Kirtley King. He will be hosting
Art Hop Thursday, Sept. 5th from 5-8.
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(Create)Artistic Inspirations
1612 Fulton St. #107
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Dart Realty and Property Management
2131 Kern St.
(559) 442-4141
www.goDARTrealty.com
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FAB Nightclub
716 E. Olive
(559) 492-3911
Tue-Sat 6pm-2am
Sun 12pm-2am
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Art Hop Live Painting Sessions 2019
Every first Thursday of the month.
6pm-12am
No Cover
With Dj Jacob Terry
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Tom Kusel will be unveiling his new work at the Fig Tree Gallery during Fresno's upcoming ArtHop. Tom is Fig Tree Gallery's first "second-generation member," preceded by his father Heinz Kusel, who was one of the gallery's earliest participants.
Tom's exhibition "Show Don't Tell" illustrates a wide range of concepts drawn from philosophy, psychology, and literary theory.
Show Don't Tell opens on Thursday, September the 5th, at the Fig Tree Gallery, at 644 Van Ness Ave., from 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. Refreshments will be served.
Appointments with the artist to discuss or clarify this very conceptual work will be welcomed at the opening.
The exhibition runs until September the 29th. Gallery hours are: 12:00 - 4:00 p.m., Friday - Sunday.
Don't miss it!
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Frank's Place at Warnors
1432 Fulton St.
(559) 264-2848
Mon-Fri 10am-2pm (Arthop 5-8)
Warnors Website
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1730 H Street
Fresno, Ca 93721
(559) 840-8749
Monday-Thursday 6pm-8pm
Saturday 1pm-4pm
Sunday 1pm-3pm
Ideaworks Website
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For the month of September, the installation of figure drawings from artist Caleb Henderson continues. The exhibition includes works created outside of his usual art making practice, including drawings made while trying out new media, during community drawing events, and while working alongside his students in the drawing studio classroom. These bonus drawing opportunities allow Henderson to “swim in new waters,” and work without a particular goal in mind. Sometimes these drawings elicit a new idea or technique to be pursued in other works, but for the most part the drawings are the unique response to a particular time and place.
At community drawing events (like Drink and Draw hosted by Fulton 55, now ended), community members pool resources to draw from a model. For Henderson, this kind of event provides a drawing play-time, and the space to try something new. In the drawing studio, as the semester passes, Henderson will draw from the ten-minute and longer poses, while his students draw. These in-class drawing sessions provide a similar opportunity for exploration outside of current projects. He also finds that his students ask some of their best questions looking on at how he approaches the pose and makes progress in a drawing.
The exhibition brings works from the studio to the gallery, providing an inspiring look at Henderson’s process and varied approach to the figure and use of media. The exhibition includes work on paper using a variety of media, including a lot more color than one might expect for figure drawings, reflected in the selection of drawing media and papers.
Join us Thursday for Art Hop from 5:00-8:00 pm with live music in the ViSTA Theatre starting at 6:00 pm. The work is also accessible Monday through Saturday during business hours.
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Fresno Pacific University
1717 S. Chestnut
(559) 453-2238
fresno.edu
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Gallery 25
1419 "M" Street
(559) 264-4092
Friday/Saturday/Sunday Noon-3pm
(Arthop 5-8)
Gallery 25 Website
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Historic Crest Theatre
1170 Broadway
268-0044
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HoP PK
820 Van Ness Ave.
559-237-5888
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Influencia
1612 Fulton St. Suite 104
408-564-3179
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Jeffrey Scott Gallery
1544 Fulton St.
(559) 268-9741
JSA Website
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K-Jewel Art Gallery
1415 Fulton St.
(559) 497-5118
KJWL Website
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Kocky's Bar & Grill
1231 Van Ness Ave
Fresno, California
(559) 266-5500
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Lucy's Lounge
733 E Olive
Fresno, California
11am-1:30am Seven Days A Week
(559) 293-3108
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Mezcal Lounge
1310 Van Ness Ave.
(559) 264-6015
www.mezcalloungefresno.com
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O'Diomasaigh Studios
2339 Kern St.
(209) 345-8654
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Ohana Pantry
1560 Fulton St #104
(559) 570-8380
Mon-Fri 7am-7pm,
Sat. 11am-7pm, Sun. 11am-6pm
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The Pi Shop
1755 Broadway St. #102
(559) 481-5004
Business Hours: 9:00a - 5:00p
The Pi Shop Website
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Patino High School of Entrepreneurship
2000 E Cambridge Fresno, CA 93720
(599) 248-7360
Mon - F , 8am - 5 pm
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Celebrate this fashion faux pas and wear white with us after Labor Day. Come get dazzled by Elowyn Dickerson's art, sip a beverage from Nativ Wine or Full Circle Brewing Co. and enjoy other local artists.
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Perfect Blend Fine Cigars
729 E. Olive
(559) 486-0400
Sun 11am-7pm, Mon-Wed 10am-9pm Thurs-Sat 10am-10pm
Perfect Blend Website
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Potter's Studio/Olsen Gallery
905 R. Street
(559) 266-5508
9-5 M-F (except Arthop)
9-1 Saturday
Potter's Studio Website
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The Revue
620 E Olive
(559) 981-2021
7am-9pm 7 days a week
Revue Website
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Rio Acai Bowls
1915 Fulton St
(559) 412-7725
Rio Acai Bowls
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Root
1424 Fulton Street
(559) 540-0460
Tuesday-Friday 11am-6pm
Saturday 12pm-5pm
(Arthop 5-8)
Root Website
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Spectrum Art Gallery
608 E. Olive Ave.
(559) 266-0691
Thursday 12:30pm-5pm (Arthop 5-8)
Friday 12:30pm-8pm
Saturday-Sunday 11am-5pm
Spectrum Website
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Studio 74
1274 N Van Ness Ave.
(559) 908-0658
Monday- Friday 1pm-6pm (Arthop 5-8)
Saturday 1pm-4pm
Studio 74 Website
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TRU Furniture
508 E. Olive Ave.
Fresno, CA 93728
Mon-Sun 10 a.m - 7 p.m
(559-492-2815
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To celebrate the 1 year anniversary of the gallery (and its 15th #fresnoarthop), Vernissage modern art gallery will feature the artwork of Ma Ly Atelier students and of some of the best local artists:
Instructors: Diane Abbott (encaustic), Marcia Price (3D art, Mixed Media), Kirk Cruz (permanent ink)
Sculptors/3D art: Myrna Axt (assemblage art), Elmer Kauk (wood sculpting)
Painters: Joy Collier (acrylic), Terry Ellsworth (acrylic), Valerie Runningwolf (mixed media), Robert Weibel (gunpowder drawings, etching)
We are located across from #aSenseofPlacefineartgallery in the Fresno High School neighborhood.
Please visit www.vernissagefresno.com for more info. We are looking forward to your visit!
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Vivily Vintage & Handmade
1932 N Echo Ave
(559) 840-0203
Tue-Sat 11am-6pm
Sunday 12pm-5pm
Vivily Vintage Website
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Will Portis Studio/Gallery
4866 E. Florence
(559) 906-3090
Appointment Only Except for ArtHop
Will Portis Website
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Yosemite Western Artists
2223 S. Van Ness Ave
(408) 655-0758
Mon- Fri 9am-11:30am 1pm-4pm
Saturday 9am-12pm
Sunday Closed
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valley pbs
1544 Van Ness Avenue
Fresno, California 93721
(559) 266-1800
Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
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Van Ness Courtyard
1459 N. Van Ness Ave.
(559) 270-0501
cakeworldwide.com
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Thank you to Our Patrons & Sponsors:
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