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The Council will hold its next public meeting January 30 in San Bernardino. Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. JANUARY 18, 2019                 GET THE ARTS PLATE>> KEEP ARTS IN SCHOOLS WITH YOUR TAX RETURN >> Council meeting: Jan. 30 in San Bernardino The California Arts Council will hold its first business meeting of 2019 on January 30 at the Garcia Center for the Arts in San Bernardino. The public is invited to attend and to address the Council during the public comment period. A detailed agenda and meeting packet are available here. The CAC is hiring! Two positions now open for applications Join our team! We're now accepting applications for a limited-term, part-time Records Management Coordinator and a Student Assistant working toward a degree in accounting or business. Visit the CAC Careers page for more information—apply by Jan. 29. Disaster Relief Resources for CA Artists & Communities Many parts of our state have been experiencing severe weather patterns—some in areas more vulnerable due to wildfires. The CAC maintains a webpage dedicated to resources for Californian artists and arts communities in the aftermath of natural disasters of all kinds. If you have been impacted by the wildfires or recent flooding or storms, click here for current information. This page is regularly updated as new information becomes available. Partners Power the Create CA Campaign webinar: Jan. 29 Create CA will host a webinar on Jan. 29 at 11 a.m. to offer a deeper dive into its public will campaign for arts education. The webinar will cover what the campaign is and isn't; models for participation with examples from the field; available resources, including new editable files and presentation; with a Q-and-A session to follow. The webinar is open to organizations looking to learn more, are ready to jump in or who are already engaged and want to review the latest resources and thinking on partnership. Click here to register. Pride and purpose Thirty-year California Arts Council grantee Los Cenzontles performs at last week's gubernatorial inauguration.   >> what's new jobs AmadorArts offers poetry workshops Sierra Lodestar Sac State vocal jazz director performs national anthem at inauguration The State Hornet Documentary 'Belonging' featured at Wild & Scenic Film Festival The Union Disaster Relief Grant funding application period opens Coastal View News more Records Management Coordinator - Associate Governmental Program Analyst California Arts Council Sacramento, CA Student Assistant California Arts Council Sacramento, CA Theater Manager The Electric Lodge Venice, CA Development Manager Alliance for California Tradiitonal Arts San Francisco or Fresno, CA Development Associate Santa Cruz Shakespeare Santa Cruz, CA more grants artist calls Southern Exposure: Performing Arts of Latin America Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation Deadline: 2019-03-25 The Alfred and Trafford Klots International Program for Artists Maryland Institute College of Arts Deadline: 2019-02-01 more Keyholder Printmaking Studio Residency Lower East Side Printshop New York, NY National Juried Exhibition Hastings College + Young Space Hastings, NE Ceramic Centric Foundry Art Centre St. Charles, MO nourish: love and friendship Esperanza Community Housing Los Angeles, CA LPA Mural Artists Call LPA Inc Irvine, CA more conferences/workshops research nVision the Power of Data Mining for Grants National Grants Management Association Online Webinar Date: 2019-01-23 more Creative Placemaking: Rethinking Neighborhood Change and Tracking Progress The Kresge Foundation more

CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW FOR AN EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW CATALOG Please join Arcadia Contemporary at the 24th edition of Los Angeles' largest international art fair, The LA Art Show. When: January 23-27, 2019 Where: The Los Angeles Convention Center  Booth #413/512 A COMPREHENSIVE PRICE LIST IS NOT AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONTACT THE GALLERY FOR PRICING OF SPECIFIC WORKS. For more information visit laartshow.com Featuring new works from: Nick Alm Colleen Barry Jeff Bartels Daniel Bilmes John Brosio Michael Chapman Casey Childs Jeffrey Chong-Wang Matthew Cornell Shaun Downey Alex Russell Flint Stephen Fox Hiroki Fukuda Jeff Gola Alex Gross Amaya Gurpide Brad Kunkle Malcolm T. Liepke J. Louis Stephen Mackey Serge Marshennikov Renato Muccillo Annie Murphy-Robinson Julio Reyes Jeffrey Ripple Artem Rogowoi Denis Sarazhin Loribelle Spirovski Will St. John Alex Venezia Adam Vinson Brad Woodfin & Vincent Xeus COLLECTORS PREVIEW: Wednesday, January 23, 2018, 6pm - 11pm REGULAR SHOW DATES: Wednesday, January 23, 2018, 7pm - 11pm  Thursday, January 24, 2018, 11am - 7pm Friday, January 25, 2018, 11am - 7pm Saturday, January 26, 2018, 11am - 7pm  Sunday, January 27, 2018, 11am - 5pm arcadiacontemporary.com info@arcadiacontemporary 626-486-2018

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Dallabrida: A Retrospective of Change   Opening Reception Monday, January 21 5:30pm - 8:00pm 726 15th St. @ Potrero Closing Reception Thursday, January 24 5:30pm - 8:00pm 726 15th St. @ Potrero Call for a by-appointment viewing January 19 - 27 415.992.1467 At the end of January, I am moving my art studio from The British Grocery to Dogpatch. There, I will be sharing space with the artist and teacher Ranu Mukherjee. The new studio is quite a bit smaller and more introspective. It will allow me to narrow my research to the ceramic art that has captured my attention lately. Over the next weeks, I am offering an extended opportunity for friends, fans, and collectors to see where I have been and where I am going. I’m hosting two evening openings (Jan 21 and 24, from 5:30pm to 8:00pm) and will be available for by-appointment visits until Jan 27. "Sono venuto a parlare di nuovo con te • I've come to talk with you again" • 2019 (detail) Ceramic, pigment on kilm shelf. 12" x 12" x 2" I will be presenting several bodies of work that I’ve exploring since 2009 including Upon Reflection, Traversata/Crossings, Memento Mori, Faggots, as well as an ongoing screening of my film (co-directed with Rob Fatal) The Violation of Themis Also, I am looking forward to sharing the new directions in my contemporary ceramic/pigment ruins, tiles, and plates. These palinsesti di memoria offer memories, signs, and symbols. They share a journey through epic time revealing blue spectacles, neo-medieval imagination, inaudible explosions, savage genocide, laughter, and the warmth of the earth’s touch. I am looking forward to sharing this Retrospective of Change with you. RSVPs are most welcome. Warmly, Daniel In Now’s blue waters burn the stars of Then   www.dallabrida.com

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"We are deeply grateful to Governor Newsom for immediately recognizing the critical role of the arts in creating opportunity, resilience, and a sense of belonging for all Californians." Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. JANUARY 14, 2019                 GET THE ARTS PLATE>> KEEP ARTS IN SCHOOLS WITH YOUR TAX RETURN >> New California Arts Council Appointments The California Arts Council welcomes new and reappointed Council members Jodie Evans and Louise McGuinness. Read the bios and appointment details in our press release. Call for FY18-19 panelists ends Jan. 15 The search continues for arts and culture field experts to serve as part of a California Arts Council peer-review panel for the 2018-19 grant season. For the first time this year, panelists will receive an honorarium for their service in Sacramento. Young professionals and experienced cultural workers, artists, and arts policy makers are encouraged to apply by January 15. Complete details can be found here. Tax season is back! Keep arts in schools with your CA return It's that time again! Don't let the freeze in federal government shut down your support for arts education! Remember to make a donation to the Keep Arts in Schools Fund when filing your state return. 100% of your tax-deductible contribution is applied to arts education programming supported by the California Arts Council. Learn how to donate here. Governor Newsom Proposes $10 million Increase in State Arts Funding Governor Gavin Newsom submitted a 2019-20 "California for All" budget proposal to the Legislature that includes an ongoing $10 million increased general fund allocation for the California Arts Council. Read a statement from our Council Chair and Executive Director.   >> what's new jobs Technology is revealing area's hidden rock art The San Diego Union-Tribune Expressions of hope Pacific Sun more Digital Marketing Manager The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts Beverly Hills, CA Director of Finance and Administration Pacific Chorale Costa Mesa, CA Facilities Administrative Assistant Japanese American National Museum Los Angeles, CA Registrar Asian Art Museum San Francisco, CA Director of Development Antaeus Theatre Company Glendale, CA more grants artist calls USArtists International Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation Deadline: 2019-04-03 Project Development Grant CENTER Deadline: 2019-02-20 more LensCulture Portrait Awards 2019 LensCulture Berkeley, CA Impressive: All Media Las Laguna Gallery Laguna Beach, CA 1 Month Artist Showcase for Female-Identifying Artists! EYE HEART MOON Los Angeles, CA High Visibility Agency in need of Local Art LEWIS PR San Francisco, CA The 34th Chelsea International Fine Art Competition Agora Gallery New York, NY more conferences/workshops research 2019 California All-State Music Education Conference California Music Educators Association Fresno, CA Date: 2019-02-14 more U.S. Trends in Arts Attendance and Literary Reading: 2002-2017 National Endowment for the Arts more