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. : Bobby Von Martin
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The Fresno Arts Counil will be showing
the work of Marilyn Dach & Susan Hansen
August 1, 2019 5pm-8pm
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Fresno City Hall
2600 Fresno St.
(559) 237-9734
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Join us for a night full of art and culture.
Elder/Ancestors honored from
TULE
TACHI
MONO
CHUKCHANSI
MIWOK
YOKUTS
MMIW awareness paintings
August 1st 5-8
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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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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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Open for Arthop 5 till 8 pm
Candy and Cold Water
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Bitwise South Stadium 700 Van Ness
(559) 500-3305
Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
Bitwise Website
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The Dog Days of Summer are coming up! Prepare to embrace these hot sultry days and get inspired by this most uncomfortable part of the summer!
“Dog Days” comes from the time of year when the Dog Star rises the same time as the sun sets. The Dog Star, also known as Sirius, is the brightest star in the constellation Canis Major (the Big Dog).
So, let’s adopt Greek and Roman astrology and blame the heat, drought, lethargy, fever, mad dogs and bad luck on the stars! The stars can take it and keep shining brightly!
Opening Reception: August 1, 2019 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 August ArtHop! This month is dedicated to womxn artists and performers. See local art, hear live performances and enjoy a community experience!
ARTISTS: Aly Munro, Melissa Noriego, Cynthia L., Lizze, Ariel Robertson, Karta Kaur, Angelo Mendoza
PERFORMER: Latina Divina
SIDE WALK VENDORS: Book Bus, Let's Roll, Ashauni Johnson, Not So Dirty Hippie, Better Period, WestCare California - HIV Testing, Free Moms Hugs, Green Papaya Deli & Mart, Tranont, Patti Crocker, Wood Burning by Eddie, Kate Marilin, Crafty B in Fresno
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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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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 August, Fresno Music Academy and Arts is pleased to welcome artist Caleb Henderson, for an installation of his figure drawings on the brick wall of the Doris Gallery. 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 often draws while his students work on ten-minute or longer poses. These in-class drawing sessions provide a similar opportunity for exploration outside of current projects. Seeing him work outside of demonstrations, 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 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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Join us for ARTHOP! The temperature may be 100 that day BUT our prices won’t! We will have many art items and original pieces under $100 dollars available for purchase. As always come and enjoy live music and good eats and drinks at Gazebo Gardens. This is a FREE and FAMILY event where all are welcomed 😁😁😁
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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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Jeffrey Scott Gallery presents BEHOLD: FRESNO, an artistic look at Downtown Fresno's thriving past and a glimpse of what our future downtown has to offer.
Hints of the past:
John Rupe is a master builder, creating mini replicas of historic downtown buildings out of cardboard and other found materials. His work will be displayed throughout Jeffrey Scott Gallery, complimenting the photos displayed on the walls provided by Chris Rocha, of Vintage Fresno. These photos are from a recently acquired catalog of original negatives from the Fresno Bee’s archives, circa, 1930 – and with the help of Horn Photo, these photos live for the first time in several decades for your viewing.
Looking towards the future:
Become a part of the Future of Fresno! Downtown Fresno Partnership will be revealing the finalists for the “Create Here” Business Plan Competition and will be seeking public feedback on what types of businesses you would like to see come downtown.
Jeffrey Scott Gallery will also be hosting a beer-based pop-up! Incinerati Brewing Company will be serving beer brewed at the Downtown Fresno Brewery Incubator – a space set up for breweries start-up on a small scale, enabling them to brew and sell beer while saving up funds to eventually move on to a standalone brewery/taproom.
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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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In honor of “National Chicken Wing Day” 🍗559 Beer Fest would like to host an event at KOCKY’S Bar & Grill 8/1/19. This day also Art Hop we will introduce wing and beer pairings and as always our happy hour specials from 3-7pm.
Pairings: Starts at $9.00 for Happy Hour 😋
Sriracha Pineapple Wings & Red Apple Ale 🍺
Lemon Pepper Wings & Half Dome 🍺
Buffalo Wings & Juicy IPA 🍻
Parmesan Wings & Zorro🍺
Wings & Salad, Michelob Ultra🍺
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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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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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Root General presents: Creative Control
August 1st Art Hop will see the first collaboration of these two local businesses.
What's going on:
This will be your next chance to take advantage of pre orders for our upcoming Creative Control collection.
This time around we are bringing a photo installation featuring work nspired by the collection.
Who will be there:
Bangers courtesy of Green Giant
Where & when will it take place:
Root General (DT Fresno)
1424 Fulton St.
5 PM
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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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Fine Art Photography Exhibition
Guest Artist Invitational
By: Invitational Exhibition
August 1st - September 1st, 2019. 608 East Olive Avenue, Fresno, CA
ArtHop Reception: Thursday, August 1st, 5:00 to 8:00 PM.
Friday Photography Live/Artist Reception: Friday, August 16th, 2019, 6:00 to 8:00 PM.
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The Spectrum Art Gallery Exhibition Committee is proud to present this selection of non-member artists to share the gallery exhibition space in August 2019. Each committee member was able to extend an invitation to a guest for this show, and we think you will be stunned by the talent we have to present! A little information about each of the artist follows:
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Rachel Clark
Rachel Clark lives in Fresno with her husband, Alex. She was born and raised in the San Joaquin Valley, just south of Fresno. At the tender age of nine, she developed a love for the study of North American birds. As she grew older, it morphed into an all-consuming passion. she earned a degree in Animal Ecology from Iowa State University, and today Rachel works as a wildlife biologist, but her primary aspiration is to work as a bird guide in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, and the surrounding areas.
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Michael Frank
Michael Frank is an internationally exhibited and award-winning Digital Artist working in the Central Valley of California. Using computer technology and software as his primary medium, he details intensely intricate and imaginary environments that are equally realistic and alien. Themes of Nature and manufactured reality abound in landscapes both surreal and comforting. Mr Frank is a 30 year veteran of Advertising and Industrial Photography disciplines, and currently serves as a managing Board Director for the Sorensen Studio and Galleries.
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Al Golub
Al Golub has been a working photographer for almost six decades. He began his professional photojournalism career in the United States Air Force at The Valley Bomber. He then worked for The Modesto Bee for forty years during which he won countless awards and eventually became the Director of Photography. He currently photographs for Cal Fire, Yosemite National Park, Yosemite Conservancy, the San Francisco 49ers and Oakland Raiders, and covers cattle drives, rodeos, wild land fires, and more for his own pleasure.
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Randy Haron, best known in Fresno for being the owner and operator of Haron Jaguar Land Rover, but he is also an accomplished photographer. His unique style of Landscaped and Aerial photographer is recognized all over the world. His work has been used by The LA Times, New York Post, CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS, Fresno Bee. He has also worked with such brands as REI, Travel & Leisure, Frommers, Oakley, Canon, and Maverick Helicopters.
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David Hunter is a former photojournalist turned landscape and nature photographer that moonlights during the day as an elementary school teacher. David has been the Artist-in-Residence at Bighorn National Recreation Area and Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve. He has photographed projects for several other National Parks as well including Yosemite, Sequoia, and Great Basin. David has also done contract work for the Bureau of Land Management and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife documenting endangered and threatened species.
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Cathy McCrery-Cordle
Cathy McCrery-Cordle lives in the Western Sierra Foothills with her husband and two children. When her children were young, Cathy began noticing details in nature like blossoms on fruit trees and the way water beaded across leaves after it rained. She began photographing these subjects, and experienced a growing sense of excitement and curiosity in photography.
In 2008, she purchased her first digital camera and began photographing flowers, dew drops, frosted leaves, etc. She was often drawn to the smallest details in nature that she found so beautiful and her passion for photographing nature took off.
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James Ramirez
James Ramirez is a central valley native from the agricultural town of Kingsburg. Always an aspiring creative, it wasn’t until 2011 that James discovered his love of photography. Self learned through research, trial and error, James has committed fully to a creative way of living, pushing the lines of imagination through his imagery. |
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Ronald Webb
Ronald Webb embarked on his photographic journey while teaching life science and physical science classes on the Micronesian Island of Kwajalein in 1977. By 1980, he was a full-time photography teacher at Clovis High School in Clovis, California. Over the years, he got the opportunity to learn more about the art and craft of photographu from such notable master photographers as Ted Orland, Morley Bayer, Oliver Gagliani, Al Weber, Robert Dawson, Ray McSavaney, and even had a wonderful learning encounter with Ansel Adams himself.
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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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An interplay of forms and abstractions from the subconscious mind – touched with feelings and emotions, the artwork by Mihir Kayal is featured at Studio 74 August 1st to 31st. An ArtHop reception on Thursday, August 1st affords you the opportunity to see and buy the artwork newly arrived from Kolkata, India.
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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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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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