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My most favorite show in 19 years of doing Art Shows.

My most favorite solo show that I have done, ever is open at the Center for Contemporary Art, Sacramento.

 

I love the paintings and the film and the way that they are working together.

 

It's my first show since leaving the commerical gallery world completely, and I truly enjoyed creating it.  I hope you can make it to the talk and reception.

 

Enid Baxter Blader Lecture*
March 12/ 3 pm

Opening Reception
March 12 / 6 - 9 pm

 

 

Signs February 22 - March 20   Enid Baxter Blader’s “Signs” at CCAS 9 02 2011 Mystery Something (2011) Canola Oil Paint on Linen. 7 x 6.5 feet The Center for Contemporary Art, Sacramento will present the work of Aptos, California-based artist Enid Baxter Blader in the exhibition Signs from February 22 through March 20, 2011.  The exhibition will include her paintings and her short film, THE ORD, which documents the de-commissioned Fort Ord Army Base. A pile of bloody birds lying on the ground, a crooked rainbow formed over a burnt landscape and cows making their way through a flood are other subjects found in Blader’s paintings.  There is no rationale for optimism and no proof that things will get better.  Yet, there is a hopeful surging forward, a “cutting against the grain” in the face of uncertainty.  Sense of place is central in much of Enid’s work, as is an emphasis on the connection of opposites. A filmmaker, musician and painter, Enid’s work has been exhibited internationally including at the Smithsonian, Sundance, and as part of the Getty Museum’sretrospective of California Video, 1960-present. Enid is the chair of Teledramatic Arts at CSU Monterey Bay. Reception:  March 12, 6-9 pm Lecture*:  March 12, 3 pm *Admission is free to current CCAS members and student; general admission is $5.00.  Seating is limited, and will be on a first-come first-served basis. The Center for Contemporary Art, Sacramento, founded in 1989, is a nonprofit 501(c) (3) organization/museum that is dedicated to the advancement and appreciation of new and experimental art by international, national, and regional artists. 1519 19th Street Sacramento, CA 95811

Monterey Bay Film Society Presents: Peter Sillen at the Osio

One of my hobbies is co-Directing the Monterey Bay Film Society.

 

Our next event is:

I am Secretly an Important Man
March 5th, Osio Cinemas 7pm

Director Peter Sillen will introduce the screening and take questions. Seating is limited. Film Programmer Mike Plante (Associate Programmer, Sundance and Creative Director, MBFS) will also be present at the event. Plante selected the film to screen because it fits with great literary tradition of the Monterey Bay area, while furthering the MBFS mission to continue championing films that might otherwise go unseen while supporting filmmakers who tell stories in a distinct and stylish way.

Admission is 9.00 Regular Admission (Evenings)
$6.25 Matinee / Senior / Child
$6.75 Students / Military with valid form of I.D.