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- For this Connect the Bay segment, Kanyon Sayers-Roods (Indian Canyon Mutsun) offers a song about Hummingbird while demonstrating the indigenous California instrument, the clapper stick. She reminds viewers that California native people are very much present today and must be included when considerin...
- Tulio Flores. The Latino artist based in San Jose, used the time during the pandemic to focus and paint.
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- Brava For Women in the arts is getting ready to welcome live audiences this month.
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- Last year Smuin Contemporary Ballet was supposed to celebrate 25 years, but instead, the company saw in 2020 an opportunity to go abroad. Artistic Director Celia Fushille and her team help each other, stepping in different positions in order to come together. All that effort was important to get to...
- As part of Arts, Culture, and Creativity Month in April, the San Jose Office of Cultural Affairs announced WeCreate408 2021 edition, a virtual festival that will inspire creativity and celebrate San Jose's rich and diverse arts and culture environment. Each of the arts organizations partnering on th...
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- Santa Clara County is now on orange tier, meaning Many indoor businesses may open with up to 50% capacity. The decision to move to a less restrictive tier is based on new cases rate up to 3.9% per 1hundred thousand residents and on the positive test for the entire county. Great news for New Ballet....
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- A New vision and certainly a new form of exhibition opened in San Francisco. The Immersive Van Gogh virtual show features stunning projections that illuminate the artist’s 2,000 + lifetime masterpieces like “Starry Night”, “Sunflowers” and many more. A connection between past and technology. Gleidso...
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- A mural honoring the women of the Black Panther Party was unveiled last weekend in Oakland. Located at the corner of Center and 9th Streets in West Oakland, just a few blocks away from the original Black Panther Party’s former headquarters. The Black Panther Party, a national black power organizatio...
Arts & Culture
Connect the Bay: Pinata Artist
Patty Botello has been making piñatas since she was a little girl. Though some are destined to be joyously destroyed by children at parties, much of her work is museum quality and intended for gallery exhibition. She transforms simple household materials and recycled objects into stunning artwork that amuses and inspires.
Arts & Culture
Connect The Bay: Clapper Stick
For this Connect the Bay segment, Kanyon Sayers-Roods (Indian Canyon Mutsun) offers a song about Hummingbird while demonstrating the indigenous California instrument, the clapper stick. She reminds viewers that California native people are very much present today and must be included when…
Arts & Culture
Connect The Bay: DACA Fellows
(Photo Credit: Miguel Ozuna) Each year the County of Santa Clara offers the New Americans Fellowship program to recipients of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, aka "Dreamers," living, working or going to school in the County.
Arts & Culture
A Conversation with Filmmaker Mark Decena
Filmmaker Mark Decena travels the world telling stories about people making change and standing up to powerful interests. In this interview, the filmmaker discusses his work.
Arts & Culture
Connect The Bay: Tulio Flores
Tulio Flores is a Latino artist based in San Jose. He used the time during the pandemic to focus and paint. Fores works with a wide range of mixed media and his commitment to working with a range of…
Arts & Culture
Timely Film Tells Story of Napa, Sonoma Essential Workers
In a film now available on the web and through KQED's series Truly, CA, Eva Rendle explores the aftermath of the 2017 Wine Country Fires, and their impact on agricultural workers and others at the…
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