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Black & White Artist Premier
Premiere and Party for the year’s top Oscar contender! The State Theatre is returning to the days when one of our town’s most anticipated events was the opening of a new film. The Artist, nominated for 10 Academy Awards, offered the perfect excuse to roll out the red carpet so, we’re inviting you to not [...]
Becky’s Hearts
Artist Note: Throughout the February issue of ModestoView you will see little steam punk hearts created by local artist Becky Murphy. Created from repurposed mechanical parts and high strength polymer and hand painted and stained. She also works in glass, metals and paints. Learn more at www.beckymurphy.com You can email her at me@beckymurphy.com
For The Love of Art
Art View By Jim Christiansen There is quite a bit of new spring art in our community. For the Love of Art, and art events in Stanislaus County, the map booklets for April 14 and 15 Stanislaus Artists Open Studio Tour go on saleValentine’s Day. Available in print at galleries and stops around town, the [...]
InterVIEW-Brett Dennen Plays for Jack Hazard
InterVIEW – Brett Dennen By Chris Murphy The YMCA’s Camp Jack Hazard has been a very important part of youth development for over 40 years. Thousands of kids had amazing experiences at the camp over the years and many adults today remember how important it was to their childhood. With the financial problems of the [...]
Over the Rainbow with Lorna Luft
FeatureView By: Chris Murphy Mother and Daughter Valentine Special: “This show is for your family, to bring your kids, your significant other, it is show that tells the story of a mother and a daughter and it is a really cool valentine” Nearly every human being in the last 80 years that has access to [...]
Kids Shows at Gallo Center
THE STINKY CHEESE MAN & OTHER FAIRLY STUPID TALES Poor Jack. He’s got to use his wits to save himself from the terrible Giant, but a host of familiar fairytale characters keep messing up his plans-and then there’s that annoying Stinky Cheese Man. In this children’s favorite, characters slide in and out of fairy tales. [...]
Film House of Pleasures Opens Jan 14
Opens Sat. Jan. 14, 2012 at 7 p.m. (R) 2 Hrs. 5 Min. (Digital) In French with English subtitles For his fifth film, Bertrand Bonello (Tiresea) depicts a highly cinematic and atmospheric look at the final days of a turn of the century brothel when much of the Parisian sex trade was confined to grand [...]
ArtView – Open Tour & More
Art View By Jim Christiansen The New Year in art in Stanislaus County starts with the final deadline for registration in the Stanislaus Artists Open Studio Tour, January 6. Registration is $20 per artist, for the April 14 and 15 Studio Tour Weekend, with a free to the public, preview show at Gallo Center April [...]
Rick and the Rhythm Wranglers
Rockabilly View By Jennifer Allsup Rockin’ Rick and the Rhythm Wranglers. Rockabilly is fun and what is so exciting is how many great local Rockabilly bands areplaying around the area and even crazier how many greats our local bands have played with. Rockin’ Rick has been everywhere this year and will be even more places [...]
Performing View-Merry New Year!
Performing View By Kaye Osborn Merry New Year! It’s time to welcome in 2012 with a theatrical performance. I hope you were able to catch Prospect Theater’s musical Jacques Brel is Alive and Living in Paris! It was simply mesmerizing! The staging, the performers, the musicians and the songs were captivating. Sure do miss having [...]
Urban View-DJ D Ferreira
UrbanView – By Javier Lopez As we go in to 2012 with our DJ turntables spinnin’ and we finish celebrating our new year and resolutions, we turn to one of the local DJs that has been working the radio airwaves over the last few years as well as making mixes that are amazing. We introduce [...]
Five Questions w/ Pauly Shore
By ModestoFamous The best thing to me about being a writer is having access to people that helped shape my life in one way or another. Some of you may know that I am also anamateur (really, really amateur) comedian. Today I had the chance to interview 90’s comedy superstar, Pauly Shore. I wasn’t [...]
PerformingView – December
PerformingView by Kay Osborn The twelfth month has arrived! There are lots of local events that will enrich your holidays! I know things can become busy with parties, shopping, decorating, and cooking but do find time to attend a live show. Merry Holidays! Dec. 3- Dicken’s Faire 10AM-4PM Come enjoy local crafts, musicians, actors [...]
ArtView – November
ArtView. By Jim Christiansen November enters the season of holiday generosity, but good surprises often start with the shopping season prior to Halloween. Local Arts philanthropist and Car Dealer Tony Mistlin announced to the Central California Art Association at the Mistlin Gallery during the October members’ meeting that he will donate $30,000 in 2012 and [...]
All Ages – Do Something Good
All Ages Pages By Abbey Murphy Do something good This time if year is so very crazy. We are in the last few weeks of water polo and the homework is piling up. There is still time to do fun things. One of the most fun things to do is go toyour high-school [...]
