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Tuesday, February 7, 2012 Volume: 26, Issue: 27
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New Times / ArtsA smattering of applauseBY ANNA WELTNER
Attending the Santa Barbara International Film Festival’s opening weekend with the intention of generating some sort of conclusive report is a fool’s errand at best. There are simply too many films to see in four days—not counting the panels and parties and tribute events honoring Viola Davis ... Phantom menace!BY GLEN STARKEY
It’s Saturday, Jan. 28, at 11:30 a.m. when I arrive at 672 Higuera St., where artists have been arriving since 8 a.m. to pay $25 to enter up to three pieces in a juried art show. The space, nestled between Tom’s Toys and West End Coffee, is chalk full of art: paintings stacked against walls, t... Passing glancesBY ANNA WELTNERThe work of computer technician-turned-artist Steven Boothe and the premise of Peter Lovenheim’s book In the Neighborhood have so much in common, it’s a relief they found each other: Boothe’s photography exhibit “found in passing” is currently on display at Cal Poly’s Kennedy Library, in... |
Discover Santa Maria history
Heart and Soul: The Story of America and African Americans - recommended for ages 9 and older
Speaking up
Preparing for disaster - Flooding, fire, and earthquakes--local cities take a look at what to do in an emergency
Corrections
Local hospitals restructure their affiliation with the Catholic Church
Guadalupe finds a silver lining in the RDA shutdown
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