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Los Altos band's songs offer uplifting lyrics set to danceable beats
The COVID-19 pandemic has proven to be a fruitful time for a pair of local songwriters, singers and multi-instrumentalists who have watched their music blossom.
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Mountain View artist draws inspiration from mythsFolklore, fairytales, archetypes and Art Nouveau influence the work of local jeweler Kelly Morgen.
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Ceramic works exclusive to Palo Alto celebrate the rainbowNew York-based artist Arlene Shechet has created a series of sculptures for Palo Alto's Pace Gallery that reflect her passion for form, color and shape.
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New documentary sheds light on admissions scamIn "Operation Varsity Blues," Director Chris Smith elevates the art of reenactments to fuel his account of college counselor Rick Singer and the conspiracy he coordinated.
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New sweets enter the pastry case at Tono Coffee ProjectMiso brown butter cookies, black sesame bostock and more can be found at the Lytton Avenue shop downtown.
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"By the Creek Banks"
Bol Park, on the banks of Matadero Creek
Submitted by Michelle Shabtai on Jan 11, 2017
Peninsula Foodist
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An Alternative View
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Local roots and global dreams: The Song Gardeners grow their sound
The Song Gardeners (Mary Gospe and Corrie Dunn) have been hard at work writing, recording and releasing original songs with empowering messages, in a genre they call New Age pop. Monday, 7:45 PM | 1 comments
Mythology in metal, stories in stone (and on social media)
The artwork of Kelly Morgen is small in scale but rich in meaning. "Every piece has a story," Morgen said. "People seem to really resonate with my work on a deeper level." Tuesday, 10:46 AM
Qualia throws a virtual party to launch new in-person gallery shows
Qualia Contemporary Art is opening two solo exhibitions with an online party April 10 that offers virtual gallery walkthroughs, artists' talks and a Q&A session to allow the audience to interact with the artists. Wednesday, 1:59 PM
Who is included in Filoli's story? New exhibit offers answers
Filoli's "Stories of Resilience" is an exhibition acknowledging some who overcame injustices or were excluded by the historic estate. Tuesday, 5:48 PM
EnActe Arts offers a 'Window on Women'
EnActe Arts' WEFT program offers women writers a space to hone their craft under the guidance of mentors. On April 10, at 5 p.m., the theater company will offer an online showcase of two pieces by WEFT fellow Reena Kapoor. Wednesday, 2:24 PM
'Exquisite Reality' exhibition explores the political power of early photography
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