[Virtual] Members's Show 2020--Extended through June
Call to artists! Entries now accepted through June. Exhibited on our three social media platforms (website, Facebook, Instagram).
ENTRY DETAILS
MEMBERS' SHOW GALLERY
Call to artists! Entries now accepted through June. Exhibited on our three social media platforms (website, Facebook, Instagram).
ENTRY DETAILS
MEMBERS' SHOW GALLERY
Wyatt Hersey
Just Lying on the Grass
October 4–28, 2018
Artists' reception: Saturday Oct. 13, 6-8pm
With a performance by XDS!
DETAILS
Just Lying on the Grass
October 4–28, 2018
Artists' reception: Saturday Oct. 13, 6-8pm
With a performance by XDS!
DETAILS
Members' Show 2018
August 18– September 9, 2018
Grand opening and 37th Birthday Celebration: Saturday August 18, 6–9pm
DETAILS
August 18– September 9, 2018
Grand opening and 37th Birthday Celebration: Saturday August 18, 6–9pm
DETAILS
Saturday, March 25
Ryan Singer Live at 1078 Gallery
Doors 8:30 | Show 9pm | $10 | 18+
Featuring Mark Leathers, Scott Powers, Rich Morarre, Sydney Hupp, Travis Dowdy (Host)
Facebook Event
Ryan Singer Live at 1078 Gallery
Doors 8:30 | Show 9pm | $10 | 18+
Featuring Mark Leathers, Scott Powers, Rich Morarre, Sydney Hupp, Travis Dowdy (Host)
Facebook Event
A Place to Say
A 1078 Gallery Pop-up Show at The Museum of Northern California Art (monca)
Featuring Jory Harms, Jee Hwang, Trevor Lalaguna, Dylan Latimer, Stuart Mayer, Josh Olivera, Lauren Ruth, and Emma Spertus
January 11–28, 2018
Closing reception: Sat. January 27, 6–8pm
With music by Donald Beaman and Band
DETAILS
A 1078 Gallery Pop-up Show at The Museum of Northern California Art (monca)
Featuring Jory Harms, Jee Hwang, Trevor Lalaguna, Dylan Latimer, Stuart Mayer, Josh Olivera, Lauren Ruth, and Emma Spertus
January 11–28, 2018
Closing reception: Sat. January 27, 6–8pm
With music by Donald Beaman and Band
DETAILS
Tuesday April 18, 2017 | 7 p.m. (doors open at 6:30) | FREE
Facebook Event
Panelists
David Little, Editor, Chico Enterprise-Record
Ken Smith, Staff Writer, Chico News & Review
Marc Albert, News Director, North State Public Radio
Laird Easton, Professor of History, California State University, Chico
Alternative Facts and Fake News are this season’s buzzwords. What happens to objectivity, reliability, and notions of the truth when readers gather information from social media and news feeds tailored to their political views? How can we counteract or complicate news bubbles? What is the news media’s role and how is it changing? What can history teach us? What do we teach our children?
Join local community arts group Slow Theatre as we host the first installment of a new public discussion series, Chico Speaks. This event will build on the tremendous success of our February event, The People’s State of the Union, which drew 200+ audience members.
Free & open to the public. Donations to the nonprofit organizations Slow Theatre & 1078 Gallery accepted with gratitude.
www.slowtheatre.com
Facebook Event
Panelists
David Little, Editor, Chico Enterprise-Record
Ken Smith, Staff Writer, Chico News & Review
Marc Albert, News Director, North State Public Radio
Laird Easton, Professor of History, California State University, Chico
Alternative Facts and Fake News are this season’s buzzwords. What happens to objectivity, reliability, and notions of the truth when readers gather information from social media and news feeds tailored to their political views? How can we counteract or complicate news bubbles? What is the news media’s role and how is it changing? What can history teach us? What do we teach our children?
Join local community arts group Slow Theatre as we host the first installment of a new public discussion series, Chico Speaks. This event will build on the tremendous success of our February event, The People’s State of the Union, which drew 200+ audience members.
Free & open to the public. Donations to the nonprofit organizations Slow Theatre & 1078 Gallery accepted with gratitude.
www.slowtheatre.com
Slow Theatre @ 1078 Gallery
Chico Speaks: A Public Discussion Series
Fakebook: Reliability and Truth in the Era of Fake News
Stories Six
John Ferrell, Cameron Kelly, Lynette Krehe, Maria I. Navarro + Jason Tannen
November 30–December 23, 2017
Reception with the artists: December 2, 2-4pm
DETAILS
John Ferrell, Cameron Kelly, Lynette Krehe, Maria I. Navarro + Jason Tannen
November 30–December 23, 2017
Reception with the artists: December 2, 2-4pm
DETAILS
Alma Mudder
Recent work by former CSU, Chico
ceramics students
May 4–27, 2017
Reception: Friday May 5, 6–8pm
DETAILS
Recent work by former CSU, Chico
ceramics students
May 4–27, 2017
Reception: Friday May 5, 6–8pm
DETAILS
Members Show 2017
36th Invitational—April Fools
March 30–April 22, 2017
Reception and Birthday Party:
Saturday, April 1, 6-8pm
DETAILS
36th Invitational—April Fools
March 30–April 22, 2017
Reception and Birthday Party:
Saturday, April 1, 6-8pm
DETAILS
Sponsored by CSU Chico's Humanities Center
Poets Matt Hart and Russell Dillon will read from their recent work. Matt Hart teaches at the Art Academy of Cincinnati. His poetry books include Debacle Debacle (2013), Sermons and Lectures Both Blank and Relentless (2012) and a pair of new books, Radiant Action and Radiant Companion (2016). Russell Dillon is a poet, editor, and educator who splits his time between New York and San Francisco. His debut poetry collection, Eternal Patrol, was published in 2013.
Poets Matt Hart and Russell Dillon will read from their recent work. Matt Hart teaches at the Art Academy of Cincinnati. His poetry books include Debacle Debacle (2013), Sermons and Lectures Both Blank and Relentless (2012) and a pair of new books, Radiant Action and Radiant Companion (2016). Russell Dillon is a poet, editor, and educator who splits his time between New York and San Francisco. His debut poetry collection, Eternal Patrol, was published in 2013.
Friday, December 9, 7:30pm
Matt Hart and Russell Dillon
Matt Hart and Russell Dillon
Saturday, December 3, 6-9pm
Literary Faire with Local Writers
Literary Faire with Local Writers
The 1078 Literary Committee invites you to engage with area authors at the first annual Local Authors' Faire. This event is a chance to showcase literary talent in the North State, as well as purchase holiday gifts for your literary-minded loved ones.
Authors interested in purchasing a booth space must fill out and submit this form by November 26.
Authors interested in purchasing a booth space must fill out and submit this form by November 26.
Slow Theatre presents
People's State of the Union: Hope & Fear
Friday, 3 February 2017
7.30 p.m.
1078 Gallery (820 Broadway, Chico)
Held just a few days after the inauguration of the 45th president, the People's State of the Union will be an opportunity for our community to come together and share our thoughts on where our country is headed. The theme is “Hope and Fear,” and we’ve invited a range of community members to share their thoughts in short, five-minute presentations. Please join us for this one-hour presentation—a chance to listen to each other, and a space to share your own hopes and fears.
This event is part of a nationwide collaboration coordinated by the U.S. Department of Arts & Culture and is hosted by Slow Theatre www.slowtheatre.com in collaboration with 1078 Gallery.
Speakers include (subject to change): Tracy Butts, Aramenta Hawkins, Josh Indar, Anna Moore, Anthony Peyton Porter, Jose Preciado, Robert Tinkler, Roger Trent, Daniel Veidlinger, David Welch, Jer Xiong
Dinner à la Art
A Fundraiser for 1078 Gallery
Saturday, April 8
Host sign-up form | Guest sign-up form
Would you like to host a dinner or go to a dinner for 1078 Gallery?
On Saturday, April 8, at 6pm, we are holding a fundraiser that consists of individual dinners hosted by artists, friends and members of the gallery. Hosts will invite their friends to their home at 6pm, asking for confirmations and contributions before the dinner. At 8:30 pm, everyone will head for the gallery for dessert and music.
Hosts can determine their menu and how they want to ask for donations: we are suggesting a starting point of $25 per person, acknowledging that some groups might pay less, some more. It all depends on what people can give. (At least two hosts are asking $50).
The intention is to raise money for 1078 Gallery, increase membership, and introduce new people to the gallery in a pleasant and entertaining way.
We hope you'll participate! If you have questions please email info@1078gallery.org.
A Fundraiser for 1078 Gallery
Saturday, April 8
Host sign-up form | Guest sign-up form
Would you like to host a dinner or go to a dinner for 1078 Gallery?
On Saturday, April 8, at 6pm, we are holding a fundraiser that consists of individual dinners hosted by artists, friends and members of the gallery. Hosts will invite their friends to their home at 6pm, asking for confirmations and contributions before the dinner. At 8:30 pm, everyone will head for the gallery for dessert and music.
Hosts can determine their menu and how they want to ask for donations: we are suggesting a starting point of $25 per person, acknowledging that some groups might pay less, some more. It all depends on what people can give. (At least two hosts are asking $50).
The intention is to raise money for 1078 Gallery, increase membership, and introduce new people to the gallery in a pleasant and entertaining way.
We hope you'll participate! If you have questions please email info@1078gallery.org.
Michael Mulcahy
The Monday Funnies
February 2–25, 2017
Reception: Thurs. February 2, 5-7pm (talk at 6)
DETAILS
The Monday Funnies
February 2–25, 2017
Reception: Thurs. February 2, 5-7pm (talk at 6)
DETAILS
Slow Theatre presents
People's State of the Union: Hope & Fear
Friday, 3 February 2017
7.30 p.m.
Held just a few days after the inauguration of the 45th president, the People's State of the Union will be an opportunity for our community to come together and share our thoughts on where our country is headed. The theme is “Hope and Fear,” and we’ve invited a range of community members to share their thoughts in short, five-minute presentations. Please join us for this one-hour presentation—a chance to listen to each other, and a space to share your own hopes and fears.
This event is part of a nationwide collaboration coordinated by the U.S. Department of Arts & Culture and is hosted by Slow Theatre www.slowtheatre.com in collaboration with 1078 Gallery.
Speakers include (subject to change): Tracy Butts, Aramenta Hawkins, Josh Indar, Anna Moore, Anthony Peyton Porter, Jose Preciado, Robert Tinkler, Roger Trent, Daniel Veidlinger, David Welch, Jer Xiong
Slow Train is a 70's Themed New Year's Eve Dance Party at 1078 Gallery in downtown Chico featuring live go-go dancers, Soul Train dance lines, an outdoor bar and hookah lounge, bocce ball court, photo booth, and free champagne toast at midnight.
With DJ's Clayton the Chemist of Natural Selection and Logan5 of KZFR.
Featuring a local Food Truck serving food all night, live musical performances and dances by Chico's top dance squads.
Wear your best 70's Soul Train outfit!
Tickets are $40 online only. Purchase tickets
A fundraiser for Slow Theatre and the 1078 Gallery.
With DJ's Clayton the Chemist of Natural Selection and Logan5 of KZFR.
Featuring a local Food Truck serving food all night, live musical performances and dances by Chico's top dance squads.
Wear your best 70's Soul Train outfit!
Tickets are $40 online only. Purchase tickets
A fundraiser for Slow Theatre and the 1078 Gallery.
December 31, 9pm
Slow Train: NYE 2016 Dance Party
Kyle Campbell
Fortifying The American Dream
January 5–21, 2017
Reception: Saturday January 21, 5-7pm
DETAILS
Fortifying The American Dream
January 5–21, 2017
Reception: Saturday January 21, 5-7pm
DETAILS
Stories Five
Martin Azevedo, Patrick Collentine +
Susan Larsen, Michelle Davis, Eileen Macdonald,
Edie Overturf
December 1-29, 2016
Reception: Friday December 2, 6-8pm DETAILS
Martin Azevedo, Patrick Collentine +
Susan Larsen, Michelle Davis, Eileen Macdonald,
Edie Overturf
December 1-29, 2016
Reception: Friday December 2, 6-8pm DETAILS
Susanna Crum
A Collecting Place
October 27–November 26, 2016
Reception: Thurs. October 27, 5-7pm (talk at 6)
DETAILS
A Collecting Place
October 27–November 26, 2016
Reception: Thurs. October 27, 5-7pm (talk at 6)
DETAILS
35 Alive—Celebrating 35 Years of 1078 Gallery
September 29–October 22, 2016
Reception: Fri. September 30, 5-7pm
With music by Cat Depot
DETAILS
September 29–October 22, 2016
Reception: Fri. September 30, 5-7pm
With music by Cat Depot
DETAILS
Friday, July 29, 7pm
Summer Camp-in
With campfire songs by Scout Parker and Skylar Gibbons !
Facebook Event—Invite your friends!
Event admission $5 (Includes free hot dog/veggie dog—free admission for artist participants).
Enjoy the great indoors at this fundraiser that's part art, part camp, and lots of fun!
Artists, reserve a campsite in the gallery (20 sites will be available for $20 each,) and deck it out as you desire. Everyone, come for an evening of campfire songs and stories, hot dogs and a summer movie.
Campsites are 4' x 8' and include a wall space of 4' wide. You may decorate your campsite any way you wish!
The gallery will be open for campsite decoration on Thursday July 28 and Friday July 29, from 12:30 to 5:30pm.
Summer Camp-in
With campfire songs by Scout Parker and Skylar Gibbons !
Facebook Event—Invite your friends!
Event admission $5 (Includes free hot dog/veggie dog—free admission for artist participants).
Enjoy the great indoors at this fundraiser that's part art, part camp, and lots of fun!
Artists, reserve a campsite in the gallery (20 sites will be available for $20 each,) and deck it out as you desire. Everyone, come for an evening of campfire songs and stories, hot dogs and a summer movie.
Campsites are 4' x 8' and include a wall space of 4' wide. You may decorate your campsite any way you wish!
The gallery will be open for campsite decoration on Thursday July 28 and Friday July 29, from 12:30 to 5:30pm.
March 2016
Cultural Cuba:
Havana to Cayo Santa María
With 1078 Gallery
SUN 3/13/16 - MON 3/21/16 (9 days)
Make your way from Havana, Cuba’s vibrant capital, through the Spanish colonial city of Sancti Spíritus to the beautiful coastline of Cayo Santa María. Local artists, musicians, historians, naturalists and students will show you their country from an insider’s perspective as you go, opening up this lively island nation cut off from much of the western world for decades.
Maximum tour group size: 26 travelers
To reserve, call toll free to Boston's Go Ahead offices: 1.800.438.7672
Please mention Thomasin Saxe (1078 Gallery board member).
All profit goes directly to 1078 Gallery.
The places are going like hotcakes but if you sign up in June 2015, there is a $50 discount plus whatever discount you have earned if you have traveled with Go Ahead before.
You may sign up on line at this website: http://thomasinsaxe.grouptoursite.com/
The price from Sacramento Airport includes all airfare, required visa, and much more:
Your tour includes
Your tour highlights
Cultural Cuba:
Havana to Cayo Santa María
With 1078 Gallery
SUN 3/13/16 - MON 3/21/16 (9 days)
Make your way from Havana, Cuba’s vibrant capital, through the Spanish colonial city of Sancti Spíritus to the beautiful coastline of Cayo Santa María. Local artists, musicians, historians, naturalists and students will show you their country from an insider’s perspective as you go, opening up this lively island nation cut off from much of the western world for decades.
Maximum tour group size: 26 travelers
To reserve, call toll free to Boston's Go Ahead offices: 1.800.438.7672
Please mention Thomasin Saxe (1078 Gallery board member).
All profit goes directly to 1078 Gallery.
The places are going like hotcakes but if you sign up in June 2015, there is a $50 discount plus whatever discount you have earned if you have traveled with Go Ahead before.
You may sign up on line at this website: http://thomasinsaxe.grouptoursite.com/
The price from Sacramento Airport includes all airfare, required visa, and much more:
Your tour includes
- 8 nights in handpicked hotels
- Breakfast daily, 8 lunches, 6 three-course dinners with beer
- Multilingual Tour Director and Local Cuban National Guide
- Chartered flights from Miami to Havana and Santa Clara to Miami
- Private deluxe motor coach, guided sightseeing and select entrance fees
- Cuban Visa and health insurance
Your tour highlights
- The crumbling buildings and vintage cars of Old Havana
- A music and dance performance at Buena Vista Social Club
- Ernest Hemingway’s home, museum and fishing village
- The charm and architecture of Cienfuegos, including the Palacio de Valle
- Trinidad’s Spanish colonial zone
- Meeting the crew on a steam train in the old sugar town of Caibarién
Slow Theatre Reads
The Desperate: an adaptation of a novel-in-progress
by Anna Blackmon Moore
Monday, May 9, 7:30pm
Readers: Eric Collins, Kaleigh Joyce, Zoe Karch, Lily Ober, Zane Polson, Quinn Smith and Ilani Welsh-Johnson
Anna Blackmon Moore has published articles and essays, the subjects ranging from women and medicine to the teaching of writing, in Brain, Child: A Magazine for Thinking Mothers, Bitch: Feminist Responses to Popular Culture, and The Quarterly of the National Writing Project. Her short story, "Mary Grace," was in the 60th Anniversary issue of Shenandoah, and her creative nonfiction has been published in Black Warrior Review, The Seattle Review, and other literary journals. She earned a Masters of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from The University of South Carolina and is currently a candidate for a Women's Studies Certificate at Western Kentucky University. The Desperate is about teenage alcohol addiction, rehab, family, friends, and more.
The Desperate: an adaptation of a novel-in-progress
by Anna Blackmon Moore
Monday, May 9, 7:30pm
Readers: Eric Collins, Kaleigh Joyce, Zoe Karch, Lily Ober, Zane Polson, Quinn Smith and Ilani Welsh-Johnson
Anna Blackmon Moore has published articles and essays, the subjects ranging from women and medicine to the teaching of writing, in Brain, Child: A Magazine for Thinking Mothers, Bitch: Feminist Responses to Popular Culture, and The Quarterly of the National Writing Project. Her short story, "Mary Grace," was in the 60th Anniversary issue of Shenandoah, and her creative nonfiction has been published in Black Warrior Review, The Seattle Review, and other literary journals. She earned a Masters of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from The University of South Carolina and is currently a candidate for a Women's Studies Certificate at Western Kentucky University. The Desperate is about teenage alcohol addiction, rehab, family, friends, and more.
One Hour of Poetry
Monday, March 7, 7pm
Doors at 6:45pm, reading at 7pm
Free / donations encouraged :)
Join us for original material reflecting upon the theme of survival, presented in conjunction with the exhibition My Witness Is the Empty Sky.
Readings by:
Heather Altfeld. Heather Altfeld teaches in the English Department and the Honors Program at California State University, Chico. Her poetry appears in Narrative Magazine, ZYZZYVA, Pleiades, Copper Nickel, The Literary Review, Cimarron Review, Watershed, and others. Altfeld has written essays for North American Review, Superstition Review, and Poetry Northwest.
Alec Binyon. Alec Binyon is a proud father of two boys and a writer from Chico. His poetry has been published in the Chico News & Review, The Northern California Perspective, Spitball Magazine, Adbusters Magazine, and The Village Pariah: a literary journal of the Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum.
Muir Hughes. Muir Hughes is an artist, actor, and writer. She is a vital member of the Chico community: founding member of Chikoko, a fashion performance collective; co-owner with her husband and children of The Bookstore; member of the City of Chico's Arts Commission; member of 1078 Gallery's literary committee; member of a regular writing group; host of poetry readings and Slow Theatre readings at The Bookstore; regular actor at the yearly Butcher Shop; and much more. Hughes has been published in Watershed Review and in several chapbooks.
Alicia Maes. Alicia Maes is a performer, sculptor, and writer. Her work and writings are her physical response to her experiences, interactions, and questions that she has not found the answer to. cargocollective.com/aliciamaes
Mim Roeder. Conceived in the Summer of Love, Mim Roeder has strived to understand the meaning of love her entire life. Bouncing from one locale to another until finally landing in Chico, Roeder has found many kinds of love. Her poems attempt to understand what it means to be human—through both triumphs and struggle—and to explore the idea that love is pervasive and exponential despite our limited attempts to manifest it.
Monday, March 7, 7pm
Doors at 6:45pm, reading at 7pm
Free / donations encouraged :)
Join us for original material reflecting upon the theme of survival, presented in conjunction with the exhibition My Witness Is the Empty Sky.
Readings by:
Heather Altfeld. Heather Altfeld teaches in the English Department and the Honors Program at California State University, Chico. Her poetry appears in Narrative Magazine, ZYZZYVA, Pleiades, Copper Nickel, The Literary Review, Cimarron Review, Watershed, and others. Altfeld has written essays for North American Review, Superstition Review, and Poetry Northwest.
Alec Binyon. Alec Binyon is a proud father of two boys and a writer from Chico. His poetry has been published in the Chico News & Review, The Northern California Perspective, Spitball Magazine, Adbusters Magazine, and The Village Pariah: a literary journal of the Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum.
Muir Hughes. Muir Hughes is an artist, actor, and writer. She is a vital member of the Chico community: founding member of Chikoko, a fashion performance collective; co-owner with her husband and children of The Bookstore; member of the City of Chico's Arts Commission; member of 1078 Gallery's literary committee; member of a regular writing group; host of poetry readings and Slow Theatre readings at The Bookstore; regular actor at the yearly Butcher Shop; and much more. Hughes has been published in Watershed Review and in several chapbooks.
Alicia Maes. Alicia Maes is a performer, sculptor, and writer. Her work and writings are her physical response to her experiences, interactions, and questions that she has not found the answer to. cargocollective.com/aliciamaes
Mim Roeder. Conceived in the Summer of Love, Mim Roeder has strived to understand the meaning of love her entire life. Bouncing from one locale to another until finally landing in Chico, Roeder has found many kinds of love. Her poems attempt to understand what it means to be human—through both triumphs and struggle—and to explore the idea that love is pervasive and exponential despite our limited attempts to manifest it.
The Desperate: an adaptation of a novel-in-progress by Anna Blackmon Moore
Monday, May 9, 7:30pm @ 1078 Gallery (820 Broadway, Chico, CA)
Readers: Eric Collins, Kaleigh Joyce, Zoe Karch, Lily Ober, Zane Polson, Quinn Smith + Ilani Welsh-Johnson
Anna Blackmon Moore has published articles and essays, the subjects ranging from women and medicine to the teaching of writing, in Brain, Child: A Magazine for Thinking Mothers, Bitch: Feminist Responses to Popular Culture, and The Quarterly of the National Writing Project. Her short story, "Mary Grace," was in the 60th Anniversary issue of Shenandoah, and her creative nonfiction has been published in Black Warrior Review, The Seattle Review, and other literary journals. She earned a Masters of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from The University of South Carolina and is currently a candidate for a Women's Studies Certificate at Western Kentucky University. The Desperate is about teenage alcohol addiction, rehab, family, friends, and more.
One Artist, Four Visions--
The Art of Ruben Heredia
September 1–24, 2016
Reception: Thurs. September 8, 6-8pm (talk at 7)
DETAILS
The Art of Ruben Heredia
September 1–24, 2016
Reception: Thurs. September 8, 6-8pm (talk at 7)
DETAILS
Seen and Heard: Local Musicians As Artists
June 30–July 16, 2016
Reception: Thu. June 30, 6–8pm
Muscial performances: Fri. July 8, 6pm
DETAILS
June 30–July 16, 2016
Reception: Thu. June 30, 6–8pm
Muscial performances: Fri. July 8, 6pm
DETAILS
Saturday, July 23, 8am-1pm
Annual Garage Sale
Facebook Event—Invite your friends!
Find great bargains on furniture, art, household items, plants and more at this important summer fundraiser for the gallery. Don't miss it!
Drop off donations at the gallery:
12:30 and 5:30pm
Thursday July 21
Friday July 22
We prefer good quality household items; no tvs
or computers please.
Annual Garage Sale
Facebook Event—Invite your friends!
Find great bargains on furniture, art, household items, plants and more at this important summer fundraiser for the gallery. Don't miss it!
Drop off donations at the gallery:
12:30 and 5:30pm
Thursday July 21
Friday July 22
We prefer good quality household items; no tvs
or computers please.
Boz Schurr
Escape Route(s): Life Doesn't Frighten Me
June 2–25, 2016
Reception: Fri. June 3, 6–8pm
DETAILS
Escape Route(s): Life Doesn't Frighten Me
June 2–25, 2016
Reception: Fri. June 3, 6–8pm
DETAILS
March 2016
Cultural Cuba:
Havana to Cayo Santa María
With 1078 Gallery
SUN 3/13/16 - MON 3/21/16 (9 days)
Make your way from Havana, Cuba’s vibrant capital, through the Spanish colonial city of Sancti Spíritus to the beautiful coastline of Cayo Santa María. Local artists, musicians, historians, naturalists and students will show you their country from an insider’s perspective as you go, opening up this lively island nation cut off from much of the western world for decades.
Maximum tour group size: 26 travelers
To reserve, call toll free to Boston's Go Ahead offices: 1.800.438.7672
Please mention Thomasin Saxe (1078 Gallery board member).
All profit goes directly to 1078 Gallery.
The places are going like hotcakes but if you sign up in June 2015, there is a $50 discount plus whatever discount you have earned if you have traveled with Go Ahead before.
You may sign up on line at this website: http://thomasinsaxe.grouptoursite.com/
The price from Sacramento Airport includes all airfare, required visa, and much more:
Your tour includes
Your tour highlights
Make your way from Havana, Cuba’s vibrant capital, through the Spanish colonial city of Sancti Spíritus to the beautiful coastline of Cayo Santa María. Local artists, musicians, historians, naturalists and students will show you their country from an insider’s perspective as you go, opening up this lively island nation cut off from much of the western world for decades.
Maximum tour group size: 26 travelers
To reserve, call toll free to Boston's Go Ahead offices: 1.800.438.7672
Please mention Thomasin Saxe (1078 Gallery board member).
All profit goes directly to 1078 Gallery.
The places are going like hotcakes but if you sign up in June 2015, there is a $50 discount plus whatever discount you have earned if you have traveled with Go Ahead before.
You may sign up on line at this website: http://thomasinsaxe.grouptoursite.com/
The price from Sacramento Airport includes all airfare, required visa, and much more:
Your tour includes
- 8 nights in handpicked hotels
- Breakfast daily, 8 lunches, 6 three-course dinners with beer
- Multilingual Tour Director and Local Cuban National Guide
- Chartered flights from Miami to Havana and Santa Clara to Miami
- Private deluxe motor coach, guided sightseeing and select entrance fees
- Cuban Visa and health insurance
Your tour highlights
- The crumbling buildings and vintage cars of Old Havana
- A music and dance performance at Buena Vista Social Club
- Ernest Hemingway’s home, museum and fishing village
- The charm and architecture of Cienfuegos, including the Palacio de Valle
- Trinidad’s Spanish colonial zone
- Meeting the crew on a steam train in the old sugar town of Caibarién
Thursday March 24, 11:30am - 1:30pm
Search Party: C-tours
Presented in conjunction with the exhibition My Witness Is the Empty Sky.
Sign up HERE. Tour spots are limited.
All tours start at 1078 Gallery, 820 Broadway Street, Chico.
Search Party C-tours will offer locals a chance to explore the everyday through a new lens, engage with the familiar in an unfamiliar way, and discover the miracles of the mundane.
The Search Party C-tours have been designed by students in CSU C's ARTS 371 Mixed Media Intermediate Sculpture course, taught by Professor Sheri Simons. Students in the class are investigating forms of mapping and wayfinding as they overlap with studio art practices. In particular, they are investigating the Situationist Internationale's introduction of the "derivé" into the art milieu of Paris in the mid-20th century. The Dérive (literally: “drifting”) is a way of heightening one's awareness of the everyday by taking playful journeys or strolls that unlock the psychogeographical* effects of the city. Using the example of B-tours, a Berlin-based platform for artistic urban tours (b-tour.org), the class has been researching contemporary visual artists who practice mapping and investigation of the city as subject. In an effort to examine what lies under the blanket of our city, the students are offering C-tours (C for Chico) as a method to examine the city as a place of action, authentic experience, feedback and change.
Search Party: C-tours is one of two days the sculpture students are leading tours. Additional tours will be offered at University Art Gallery at CSU, Chico in conjunction with Performance Space/ Play Space on Tuesday, March 22nd, 12:30-1:30. For more information visit universityartgallery.wordpress.com
Available Tours:
#1: Wisdom Collectors
Tour Guide: Ms. McPherson
Strangers, a very unwelcoming term for someone who has yet to have an effect on our lives. What takes a stranger from someone we will never remember to someone we will never forget? We may not realize the role we play with just our words, doesn’t even have to be encouraging but they can be valuable. On this tour we are giving people a chance to share, to be heard, and possibly remembered. We will be seekers and finders of wisdom, extracting knowledge from whomever we may ask.
Must bring: Outdoor weather clothes, writing utensil, and a sense of awe.
Appropriate for ages 18+
#2: Time Capsule
Tour Guide: Marlena Weiss
We can look at a painting and attribute it to being the byproduct of the work of human hands… something with intention and purpose that calls for a second glance. But what about the things we leave behind? Or what of the places and objects that were forgotten or forlorn, lost in the memories of the people who were there before us? Archaeological survey searches for and calls attention to the remnants of past lives, giving these otherwise ignored artifacts meaning and importance. Most of archaeology works on a time scale of hundreds to thousands of years, but this survey will take you through the (sub)urban environment of the city of Chico, calling attention to the remnants and discards of recent memory.
We will travel on bike to three locations in Chico pulsing with stories waiting to be discovered and shared. At each location we will record our experiences and travel to a fourth location where we will leave behind our own memoir of Chico, for someone else to find. Tour ends at Humboldt Park at 1:00pm.
Must bring: Bicycle, backpack/sack, $5-10, writing utensil, paper/pad for sketching.
Appropriate for ages 18+ that can ride a bike
#3: Please Touch the Art: A Tactile Tour
Tour Guide: Alyssa VanZandt
To better understand our surroundings, we will immerse ourselves in the textures of the city. In this tactile tour, you will be blindfolded in order to help compose a mental map of the city with only the assistance of verbal descriptions and your sense of touch. We will visit a variety of different public art pieces that many may have seen but most likely overlooked. You will instinctively interact with your environment feel texture in order to help complete a mental image of the artwork. Come with closed eyes and open minds!
Length of Tour: 0.75 miles
Must bring: Belt, comfortable walking shoes, and outdoor wear.
Appropriate for all ages (children must be accompanied)
#4: The Change of Heart Tour
Tour Guide: Holly Ray Wright
There are real assholes out there, assholes who'll take your time, money, and love. But they are not the whole world. They're just a few. Don't walk out on the world.
—Iain S. Thomas, How to be Happy
Come traverse through some highlights of downtown Chico while interacting with your fellow humanity! The Change of Heart Tour will explore how simple acts of kindness can spread an addictively euphoric change in people's days and attitudes. By breaking our often selfish routines, we will endeavor to become more aware of our surroundings and the people around us. The route we take will directly correlate with the random acts of kindness which we will be performing, creating a route or map of kindness. This is your chance to have some fun and discover new parts of downtown Chico. Have a change of heart that will help Chico survive through kindness. Tour ends at downtown Chico park.
Must bring: $7.00 to donate towards some kindness acts, good walking shoes, a digital camera or camera phone.
Appropriate for ages 18+
#5: You will soon be guided by a power deep within yourself — a power that is transformative and sublime.
Tour Guide: Rhys
There is magic all around us and it’s just for us. This walking tour is an interface between humans and the city of Chico. It is a catalyst for reestablishing a connection with our body to find confidence. This tour is for the gentle, those who are trying to survive and are searching for their inner light.
Findings show that creative abilities are believed to transfer through touch via intermediary objects and impacts actual performance within the paradigm of magical thinking. It wasn’t the magic rock, the magic was in you all along, but you infused the rock with your magic.
We will explore the importance of breathing and mini celebrations; an opportunity to clear our energies. Learn to evaluate yourself independently. Avoid the constant sense of chaos that comes from relying too much on the opinions of others. The future will culminate in an unfolding of energy and synchronicities.
Must dress as comfortably and as beautifully as you feel. Be prepared to forfeit non-medical electronics.
Appropriate for ages 18+
#6: Chico’s Colorful Underbelly Hidden in Plain View
Tour Guide: Zephyr Ian Farris
This bike tour will honor graffiti locales on the backsides of, or under areas trafficked heavily, where graffiti accumulates. These areas are industrial, commercial, and next to watersheds. Illuminated is the juxtaposition of vivid, conceptual, and highly technical artworks on vapid, mundane, drab surfaces.
The experience will be a contemporary graffiti history lesson; an avant-garde response to socioeconomic strife, industrialism, and the bourgeoisie. We will investigate the Situationists movement and psychogeography: the impact people and place have on each other.
Participants will engage in print making, map making, and be given votives. It’s an urban safari; we will experience real life, wild life. Exhibition to follow at 1078 Gallery.
Must bring: bicycle, camera (Polaroid or digital), and wear outfits: debonair, docent, safari, B-boy, etc. Participants are expected to take photos, color in handouts, make prints, and then email photos to archive.
Appropriate for ages 18+
#7:
Tour Guide: Natalie Grant
Sign up HERE for all tours. Tour spots are limited.
*Psychogeography as defined in Wikipedia: Defined in 1955 by Guy Debord as "the study of the precise laws and specific effects of the geographical environment, consciously organized or not, on the emotions and behavior of individuals."
Search Party: C-tours
Presented in conjunction with the exhibition My Witness Is the Empty Sky.
Sign up HERE. Tour spots are limited.
All tours start at 1078 Gallery, 820 Broadway Street, Chico.
Search Party C-tours will offer locals a chance to explore the everyday through a new lens, engage with the familiar in an unfamiliar way, and discover the miracles of the mundane.
The Search Party C-tours have been designed by students in CSU C's ARTS 371 Mixed Media Intermediate Sculpture course, taught by Professor Sheri Simons. Students in the class are investigating forms of mapping and wayfinding as they overlap with studio art practices. In particular, they are investigating the Situationist Internationale's introduction of the "derivé" into the art milieu of Paris in the mid-20th century. The Dérive (literally: “drifting”) is a way of heightening one's awareness of the everyday by taking playful journeys or strolls that unlock the psychogeographical* effects of the city. Using the example of B-tours, a Berlin-based platform for artistic urban tours (b-tour.org), the class has been researching contemporary visual artists who practice mapping and investigation of the city as subject. In an effort to examine what lies under the blanket of our city, the students are offering C-tours (C for Chico) as a method to examine the city as a place of action, authentic experience, feedback and change.
Search Party: C-tours is one of two days the sculpture students are leading tours. Additional tours will be offered at University Art Gallery at CSU, Chico in conjunction with Performance Space/ Play Space on Tuesday, March 22nd, 12:30-1:30. For more information visit universityartgallery.wordpress.com
Available Tours:
#1: Wisdom Collectors
Tour Guide: Ms. McPherson
Strangers, a very unwelcoming term for someone who has yet to have an effect on our lives. What takes a stranger from someone we will never remember to someone we will never forget? We may not realize the role we play with just our words, doesn’t even have to be encouraging but they can be valuable. On this tour we are giving people a chance to share, to be heard, and possibly remembered. We will be seekers and finders of wisdom, extracting knowledge from whomever we may ask.
Must bring: Outdoor weather clothes, writing utensil, and a sense of awe.
Appropriate for ages 18+
#2: Time Capsule
Tour Guide: Marlena Weiss
We can look at a painting and attribute it to being the byproduct of the work of human hands… something with intention and purpose that calls for a second glance. But what about the things we leave behind? Or what of the places and objects that were forgotten or forlorn, lost in the memories of the people who were there before us? Archaeological survey searches for and calls attention to the remnants of past lives, giving these otherwise ignored artifacts meaning and importance. Most of archaeology works on a time scale of hundreds to thousands of years, but this survey will take you through the (sub)urban environment of the city of Chico, calling attention to the remnants and discards of recent memory.
We will travel on bike to three locations in Chico pulsing with stories waiting to be discovered and shared. At each location we will record our experiences and travel to a fourth location where we will leave behind our own memoir of Chico, for someone else to find. Tour ends at Humboldt Park at 1:00pm.
Must bring: Bicycle, backpack/sack, $5-10, writing utensil, paper/pad for sketching.
Appropriate for ages 18+ that can ride a bike
#3: Please Touch the Art: A Tactile Tour
Tour Guide: Alyssa VanZandt
To better understand our surroundings, we will immerse ourselves in the textures of the city. In this tactile tour, you will be blindfolded in order to help compose a mental map of the city with only the assistance of verbal descriptions and your sense of touch. We will visit a variety of different public art pieces that many may have seen but most likely overlooked. You will instinctively interact with your environment feel texture in order to help complete a mental image of the artwork. Come with closed eyes and open minds!
Length of Tour: 0.75 miles
Must bring: Belt, comfortable walking shoes, and outdoor wear.
Appropriate for all ages (children must be accompanied)
#4: The Change of Heart Tour
Tour Guide: Holly Ray Wright
There are real assholes out there, assholes who'll take your time, money, and love. But they are not the whole world. They're just a few. Don't walk out on the world.
—Iain S. Thomas, How to be Happy
Come traverse through some highlights of downtown Chico while interacting with your fellow humanity! The Change of Heart Tour will explore how simple acts of kindness can spread an addictively euphoric change in people's days and attitudes. By breaking our often selfish routines, we will endeavor to become more aware of our surroundings and the people around us. The route we take will directly correlate with the random acts of kindness which we will be performing, creating a route or map of kindness. This is your chance to have some fun and discover new parts of downtown Chico. Have a change of heart that will help Chico survive through kindness. Tour ends at downtown Chico park.
Must bring: $7.00 to donate towards some kindness acts, good walking shoes, a digital camera or camera phone.
Appropriate for ages 18+
#5: You will soon be guided by a power deep within yourself — a power that is transformative and sublime.
Tour Guide: Rhys
There is magic all around us and it’s just for us. This walking tour is an interface between humans and the city of Chico. It is a catalyst for reestablishing a connection with our body to find confidence. This tour is for the gentle, those who are trying to survive and are searching for their inner light.
Findings show that creative abilities are believed to transfer through touch via intermediary objects and impacts actual performance within the paradigm of magical thinking. It wasn’t the magic rock, the magic was in you all along, but you infused the rock with your magic.
We will explore the importance of breathing and mini celebrations; an opportunity to clear our energies. Learn to evaluate yourself independently. Avoid the constant sense of chaos that comes from relying too much on the opinions of others. The future will culminate in an unfolding of energy and synchronicities.
Must dress as comfortably and as beautifully as you feel. Be prepared to forfeit non-medical electronics.
Appropriate for ages 18+
#6: Chico’s Colorful Underbelly Hidden in Plain View
Tour Guide: Zephyr Ian Farris
This bike tour will honor graffiti locales on the backsides of, or under areas trafficked heavily, where graffiti accumulates. These areas are industrial, commercial, and next to watersheds. Illuminated is the juxtaposition of vivid, conceptual, and highly technical artworks on vapid, mundane, drab surfaces.
The experience will be a contemporary graffiti history lesson; an avant-garde response to socioeconomic strife, industrialism, and the bourgeoisie. We will investigate the Situationists movement and psychogeography: the impact people and place have on each other.
Participants will engage in print making, map making, and be given votives. It’s an urban safari; we will experience real life, wild life. Exhibition to follow at 1078 Gallery.
Must bring: bicycle, camera (Polaroid or digital), and wear outfits: debonair, docent, safari, B-boy, etc. Participants are expected to take photos, color in handouts, make prints, and then email photos to archive.
Appropriate for ages 18+
#7:
Tour Guide: Natalie Grant
Sign up HERE for all tours. Tour spots are limited.
*Psychogeography as defined in Wikipedia: Defined in 1955 by Guy Debord as "the study of the precise laws and specific effects of the geographical environment, consciously organized or not, on the emotions and behavior of individuals."
Tuesday, March 15, 6-8pm
Make Seed Balls with the
Chico Seed Lending Library
Presented in conjunction with the exhibition My Witness Is the Empty Sky
Seed balls are an ancient method of no-till agriculture and currently are used by guerrilla gardeners for urban beautification and wildland restoration. You can plant a rocky hillside or drop on vacant lots during the rainy season for endless beauty (as well as providing a habitat for pollinators).
Bring small native flower seeds or just your hands and join in the fun! We’ll start the process at 6pm and wrap up by 8pm.
The Chico Seed Lending Library (CSLL) team is comprised of Sherri Scott, Jane Hirtel, Joan Bosque, Stephanie Ladwig-Cooper, and Sarah Vantrease. CSLL is a collaboration between Earthshed Solutions, GRUB Education Program, and Butte County Library. For more information, visit chicoseedlendinglibrary.org
Make Seed Balls with the
Chico Seed Lending Library
Presented in conjunction with the exhibition My Witness Is the Empty Sky
Seed balls are an ancient method of no-till agriculture and currently are used by guerrilla gardeners for urban beautification and wildland restoration. You can plant a rocky hillside or drop on vacant lots during the rainy season for endless beauty (as well as providing a habitat for pollinators).
Bring small native flower seeds or just your hands and join in the fun! We’ll start the process at 6pm and wrap up by 8pm.
The Chico Seed Lending Library (CSLL) team is comprised of Sherri Scott, Jane Hirtel, Joan Bosque, Stephanie Ladwig-Cooper, and Sarah Vantrease. CSLL is a collaboration between Earthshed Solutions, GRUB Education Program, and Butte County Library. For more information, visit chicoseedlendinglibrary.org
Paula Busch
Wax, Paper, String
May 5 – 28, 2016
Reception: Thu. May 5, 5–7pm
(With a slideshow of India to follow at 7:15pm)
DETAILS
Wax, Paper, String
May 5 – 28, 2016
Reception: Thu. May 5, 5–7pm
(With a slideshow of India to follow at 7:15pm)
DETAILS
35th Annual Members' Show
April 7–30, 2016
Reception and 35th Birthday Celebration:
Sat. April 16, 6–8pm
DETAILS
April 7–30, 2016
Reception and 35th Birthday Celebration:
Sat. April 16, 6–8pm
DETAILS
Monday March 28, 7pm
Slow Theatre Reads Orange Flower Water
Presented in conjunction with the exhibition My Witness Is the Empty Sky
Slow Theatre reads an excerpt from Craig Wright's play Orange Flower Water, “a brutally honest drama about marriage and infidelity—one that chronicles the inevitable big damage and ugly fallout engendered by a ceaseless pursuit of selfishness and an unrestrained search for personal happiness.” (The Chicago Sun-Times)
"Slow Theatre" requires a deliberate approach to artistic production involving outreach to find stories within our community, research to bring contextual understanding to our artists and audiences, multiple readings of the script within ever widening circles to prompt critical dialogue, and work-shopping the text before it reaches full rehearsal. Members of Slow Theatre come from all walks of life and share an interest in storytelling which engages the emotional and political truths of our region. For more information, visit slowtheatre.com.
Slow Theatre Reads Orange Flower Water
Presented in conjunction with the exhibition My Witness Is the Empty Sky
Slow Theatre reads an excerpt from Craig Wright's play Orange Flower Water, “a brutally honest drama about marriage and infidelity—one that chronicles the inevitable big damage and ugly fallout engendered by a ceaseless pursuit of selfishness and an unrestrained search for personal happiness.” (The Chicago Sun-Times)
"Slow Theatre" requires a deliberate approach to artistic production involving outreach to find stories within our community, research to bring contextual understanding to our artists and audiences, multiple readings of the script within ever widening circles to prompt critical dialogue, and work-shopping the text before it reaches full rehearsal. Members of Slow Theatre come from all walks of life and share an interest in storytelling which engages the emotional and political truths of our region. For more information, visit slowtheatre.com.
My Witness Is the Empty Sky
Alicia Escott, Cameron Kelly, Cybele Lyle,
Holly Ray Wright
March 3 – April 2, 2016
Reception: Fri. April 1, 6–8pm
DETAILS
Alicia Escott, Cameron Kelly, Cybele Lyle,
Holly Ray Wright
March 3 – April 2, 2016
Reception: Fri. April 1, 6–8pm
DETAILS
January 22nd Friday
Bob's Comedy Night!
$12 Presale
$10 Door
Doors 7:30
Show 8:00
Bob's Comedy Night!
$12 Presale
$10 Door
Doors 7:30
Show 8:00
Along These Lines, a new program within the fold of Slow Theatre in Chico, California, is a submission-based reading series whose mission is to showcase original writing by people in or from this region (most especially the counties of Butte, Colusa, Glenn, Plumas, Sutter, Tehama, and Yuba). For the first reading there were no restrictions except one: whatever was submitted could not exceed eight minutes of reading time.
The reading on February 15th includes works by:
Please join us.
The reading on February 15th includes works by:
- Joanne Allred
- Christopher Barry
- Tempra Board
- Rob Davidson
- Joan Goodreau
- Kiara Koenig
- Marc Mallinger
- Mim Roeder
- Linda Serrato
- Deborah Woodard.
Please join us.
February 15, 2016
Along These Lines Reading
David Dragonboy Sutherland
Mahakala: Guardian of the Temple
New and retrospective work
January 7 – 23, 2016
Reception: Thu. January 21, 6–9pm
DETAILS
Mahakala: Guardian of the Temple
New and retrospective work
January 7 – 23, 2016
Reception: Thu. January 21, 6–9pm
DETAILS
Stories Four
David Barta, Steve Miranda Byer, Sandi Escobar,
Jeff Rindels, Erin Wade
December 3, 2015 – January 2, 2016
Reception: Fri. December 4, 6–8pm
DETAILS
David Barta, Steve Miranda Byer, Sandi Escobar,
Jeff Rindels, Erin Wade
December 3, 2015 – January 2, 2016
Reception: Fri. December 4, 6–8pm
DETAILS
May 11 • Monday
Watershed Review Launch Party
6:30pm
FREE
Facebook Event
Come help us celebrate the Spring 2015 issue of Watershed Review and this year's literary achievements. As well, the Quoin Collective will be revealing their newest broadside print.
Lots of food, drink and merriment!
Free and open to the public.
Watershed Review Launch Party
6:30pm
FREE
Facebook Event
Come help us celebrate the Spring 2015 issue of Watershed Review and this year's literary achievements. As well, the Quoin Collective will be revealing their newest broadside print.
Lots of food, drink and merriment!
Free and open to the public.
Face/Off
Open Entry Masquerade Fundraiser
October 22 – 31, 2015
Silent Auction: Fri. October 23, 6–8pm
DETAILS
Open Entry Masquerade Fundraiser
October 22 – 31, 2015
Silent Auction: Fri. October 23, 6–8pm
DETAILS
Fundraising Campaign Kick-off and Rent Party
Saturday September 26, 6-8pm
Enjoy free live music and snacks while mingling amongst the current installation show. Buy some drinks and t-shirts and help us pay our October rent! Annie B's donations will also thankfully accepted at this event.
Entertainment lineup:
Music
Ol' Hawk Eye
Jimmy Reno
Comedy
Annie Fischer
Amy Helen
Becky Lynn
Saturday September 26, 6-8pm
Enjoy free live music and snacks while mingling amongst the current installation show. Buy some drinks and t-shirts and help us pay our October rent! Annie B's donations will also thankfully accepted at this event.
Entertainment lineup:
Music
Ol' Hawk Eye
Jimmy Reno
Comedy
Annie Fischer
Amy Helen
Becky Lynn
Artober Artstravaganza Salon Fundraiser Sale
October 9, 2015
Reception / sale: October 9, 6–9pm
DETAILS
October 9, 2015
Reception / sale: October 9, 6–9pm
DETAILS
Judith Leinen
The inhabitants of Dooberville
show how they build
September 3–26, 2015
Reception: Thu. September 3, 6-8pm
DETAILS
The inhabitants of Dooberville
show how they build
September 3–26, 2015
Reception: Thu. September 3, 6-8pm
DETAILS
Donate your Stuff!
We need your donations to make this event a success! Please bring your gently used household items to the gallery on:
August 13 and 14 (Thurs./Fri.) 12:30–5:30pm
Facebook Event
We need your donations to make this event a success! Please bring your gently used household items to the gallery on:
August 13 and 14 (Thurs./Fri.) 12:30–5:30pm
Facebook Event
Saturday August 15 • 8am-2pm
Annual Garage Sale Fundraiser
Rebecca Wallace
All the King's Horses
July 9 – August 8, 2015
Reception: Thursday July 23, 6-8pm
DETAILS
All the King's Horses
July 9 – August 8, 2015
Reception: Thursday July 23, 6-8pm
DETAILS
Liminal
Recent work by CSU, Chico MFA Students
Featuring: Malinda Blank, Robert Curl,
Marianna Chambard, Adria Davis,
Tonantzin Esquivel, Ryan Skylar Gibbons,
Garrick Hargrove, Holland Larsen, Chaz Martinsen, Melanie Merlo, and Linda Neely
June 4 – July 3, 2015
Reception: Thursday June 4, 6-8pm
DETAILS
Recent work by CSU, Chico MFA Students
Featuring: Malinda Blank, Robert Curl,
Marianna Chambard, Adria Davis,
Tonantzin Esquivel, Ryan Skylar Gibbons,
Garrick Hargrove, Holland Larsen, Chaz Martinsen, Melanie Merlo, and Linda Neely
June 4 – July 3, 2015
Reception: Thursday June 4, 6-8pm
DETAILS
June 18th Thursday
Shadow Limb
+Giant Squid (SF)
+Aqueria
+Kowloon Walled City (SF)
Doors 7:30 | Show 8:00
Cover: $5
Facebook Event
Richard Whitehead
Another Light – A Retrospective
May 7 – May 30, 2015
Reception: May 8, 5–8pm
DETAILS
Another Light – A Retrospective
May 7 – May 30, 2015
Reception: May 8, 5–8pm
DETAILS
34th Annual Members' Show
April 9 – May 2, 2015
Reception and Birthday Celebration:
Saturday April 18, 6–8pm
DETAILS
April 9 – May 2, 2015
Reception and Birthday Celebration:
Saturday April 18, 6–8pm
DETAILS
Fragile Structures
Monika Meler
February 5 – March 7, 2015
Reception: February 5, 5–7pm
DETAILS
Monika Meler
February 5 – March 7, 2015
Reception: February 5, 5–7pm
DETAILS
Keep Chico Weird
January 29 – 31, 2015
Reception: January 29, 6–8pm
DETAILS
January 29 – 31, 2015
Reception: January 29, 6–8pm
DETAILS
Confluence
Shirley Hazlett + Rhia Hurt + Alexandra Sprowls + Sande Waters
January 8 – 24, 2015
Reception: January 22, 5–7pm
DETAILS
Shirley Hazlett + Rhia Hurt + Alexandra Sprowls + Sande Waters
January 8 – 24, 2015
Reception: January 22, 5–7pm
DETAILS
Stories Three
Ellen Akimoto + Haley Hughes + Trevor Lalaguna + Sienna Orlando Lalaguna + Brad Thiele
December 4, 2014 – January 3, 2015
Reception: December 19, 6–8pm
DETAILS
Ellen Akimoto + Haley Hughes + Trevor Lalaguna + Sienna Orlando Lalaguna + Brad Thiele
December 4, 2014 – January 3, 2015
Reception: December 19, 6–8pm
DETAILS
Future MONCA:
Growing a Northern California Collection
Curated by Reed Applegate
November 6–29, 2014
Reception: November 13, 5–7pm (Panel discussion with area art collectors at 6:30pm)
DETAILS
Growing a Northern California Collection
Curated by Reed Applegate
November 6–29, 2014
Reception: November 13, 5–7pm (Panel discussion with area art collectors at 6:30pm)
DETAILS
Rebecca Foust and Roy Mash
Monday November 3, 7:30 pm
Presented by 1078 Gallery
and the CSU Chico Humanities Center
Rebecca Foust’s books include All That Gorgeous Pitiless Song (Many Mountains Moving Book Prize) and God, Seed (2010 Foreword Book of the Year Award). Foust received an MFA in Poetry from Warren Wilson in 2010 and is the 2014 Dartmouth Poet in Residence at the Frost Place and
the recipient of a fellowship from the MacDowell Colony. New poems are in current or forthcoming issues of Bellingham Review, Hudson Review, Massachusetts Review, Mid-American Review, North American
Review, and other journals.
Roy Mash is a long time board member of Marin Poetry Center, and former bicycle messenger. He holds degrees in English, Philosophy, and Computer Science, though he currently doodles his time away staring out of café windows, dabbing up the seeds that have fallen from an everything bagel, and mentally thumbing over his poems that have appeared widely in journals such as AGNI, Atlanta Review, Barrow Street, Nimrod, and River Styx. He is the recipient of the Atlanta Review International Publication Award. His first full length book, Buyer’s Remorse (Cherry Grove Collections), debuted in 2014.
Monday November 3, 7:30 pm
Presented by 1078 Gallery
and the CSU Chico Humanities Center
Rebecca Foust’s books include All That Gorgeous Pitiless Song (Many Mountains Moving Book Prize) and God, Seed (2010 Foreword Book of the Year Award). Foust received an MFA in Poetry from Warren Wilson in 2010 and is the 2014 Dartmouth Poet in Residence at the Frost Place and
the recipient of a fellowship from the MacDowell Colony. New poems are in current or forthcoming issues of Bellingham Review, Hudson Review, Massachusetts Review, Mid-American Review, North American
Review, and other journals.
Roy Mash is a long time board member of Marin Poetry Center, and former bicycle messenger. He holds degrees in English, Philosophy, and Computer Science, though he currently doodles his time away staring out of café windows, dabbing up the seeds that have fallen from an everything bagel, and mentally thumbing over his poems that have appeared widely in journals such as AGNI, Atlanta Review, Barrow Street, Nimrod, and River Styx. He is the recipient of the Atlanta Review International Publication Award. His first full length book, Buyer’s Remorse (Cherry Grove Collections), debuted in 2014.
Humanity Bites
Eunkang Koh
October 9 – November 1, 2014
Reception: October 9, 5–7pm
DETAILS
Eunkang Koh
October 9 – November 1, 2014
Reception: October 9, 5–7pm
DETAILS
Washing Dishes
Mallory Russell and Rick Barnett
September 11– October 4, 2014
Reception: September 12, 6–8pm
DETAILS
Mallory Russell and Rick Barnett
September 11– October 4, 2014
Reception: September 12, 6–8pm
DETAILS
July 16 Wednesday
CJ Boyd
+ John Horner
+ Nick Farrar
Doors 7:30 | Show 8:00
Cover $5
CJ Boyd
+ John Horner
+ Nick Farrar
Doors 7:30 | Show 8:00
Cover $5
Past Events2011ART EXHIBITS
EVENTS
LITERATURE
MUSIC
THEATRE
WORKSHOPS
2010ART EXHIBITS
EVENTS
FILM
LITERATURE January – Rob Davidson, new fiction.
MUSIC
THEATRE
WORKSHOPS
2009ART EXHIBITS
FILM
LITERATURE
MUSIC
PERFORMANCE
THEATRE
WORKSHOPS
2008VISUAL ARTS
July 2008 – Emerging Abstract Painters Lora Groves, Sharon Anderson, and Kathleen Thompson (press). Sept. 2008 – Jeff Murphy, (video, press). Oct. 2008 – "Portraiture and Place" Ira H. Latour (image, press); Glass Fesival Reception with works by Boyd Sugiki, Roberta Eichenberg, George Jercich, John de Wit, John de Wit, Rick Satava, Rick Satava, Katherine Gray, Elizabeth Devereaux, Pat Collentine and Susan Larsen, Joe Morel, David Hopper, David Smallhouse, and Owen Gabbert (image). Nov. 2008 – "Figures Large & Small" with Marcus Howell & Donna Anderson Kam (image). Dec. 2008 – "as is" by Sheri Simons, (image) "Santiago's Arc: saving the landscape for plein air painters in a time of global warming and rising waters" by James Kuiper in 1078 1/2 (image, press). MUSIC Dec. 2008 Geoff Baker and Rob Davidson. Nov. 2008 Wild Oak Records with High School Battle of the Bands, Classical Guitar. LITERATURE Nov. 2008 – Bare Bones: Story, Poem, Song with Paul Eggers and Amy Antongiovanni; Cadence of Hooves: Poetry Reading with various poets; Workshop: Journaling for Joy with Maria Navarro & Kathleen McPartland; Routes and Destinations – A Creative Writing Workshop Series with Heather Altfeld and Sarah Pape. PERFORMANCE Oct. 2008 – Tim Miller, internationally acclaimed performance artist. 20072007VISUAL ARTS 2007
Jan. 2007 – “Conditions” with Matthew Hopson-Walker, Linda Frost, Leighton McWilliams. Linda Frost’s digital collages depict the barbaric world of vivisection and the ethical conflicts that arise as once-wild species die for dubious human causes. Matthew Hopson-Walker’s large drawings satirize personal experience, and are metaphors “for the trials of a normal life peppered with mediocrity, hardship, failure, and success.” Leighton McWilliams’ small scale, diaristic photo constructions draw from the works of Joseph Cornell, forensic imaging, and the history of photography. Feb. 2007 – “Looped Life” Leticia Bajuyo, Nancy Hathaway, John O’Donnell. Installations, constructions and videos on the pursuit of happiness, domestic instinct vs intellect, and monotonous actions elevated to the “satisfyingly stupid.” March 2007 – David Hopper, James Kuiper (press). April 2007 – Chikoko performance. May 2007 – Micaella de Vivero. June 2007 – “Undercurrents” with Blake Britton, James Mangold, Ramekon O'Arwisters. July 2007 – “Missing and Wanted” Dylan Tellesen and Stephen Beebe. Sept. 2007 – Johnathon Keats’ Cinema Botanica (San Francisco). Sept. 2007 – “Distinctions in Drawing” curated by J. Pouwels, 8 artists from 'round the world. Oct./Nov. 2007 – Michael Bishop & Lynne Criswell, Paul DiPasqua & Friends. Dec. 2007 – “Passing Through” paintings by Dennis Lee Coleman. 20062006VISUAL ARTS 2006
Jan. 2006 – Suzi Trubitz. Santa Ynez, CA. (image) Feb. 2006 – Janet Turner National Print Competition Exhibition (image) March 2006 – Cheryl Coon site-specific installation. San Francisco, CA (image) April 2006 – 1078 Gallery Birthday Party & exhibition. May 2006 – Nik Meisel site-specific installation. Pullman, WA. (image) Oct. 2006 – Irene Chan (image), video by Joon Sung, and artwork from collection of Paul Zingg. LITERATURE 2006 Feb. 2006 – Poetry Reading, Carole Oles, Joanne Allred, Troy Jollimore, Fitz Smith. March 2006 – Fiction and Poetry Reading, Rob Davidson, Kathleen McPartland, Cathleen Michaels. Sept. 2006 – Mark Hall, Anna Moore & Sarah Pape prose & poetry reading, Sigma Tau Delta (English Honors Soc.) open mic. Oct. 2006 – Slam poetry, Danielle Alexich, Kathleen McPartland, Sharon Paquin–Gilmore & Susan Woolridge, poetry reading. Nov. 2006 – Robinson Jeffers Review featuring Jim Dwyer, Jim Karman, George Kiethley, and Beth Spencer. Slam poetry. Dec. 2006 – Sharon May, fiction reading. Slam poetry MUSIC 2006 Feb. 2006 – Le Ton Mite (from Olympia, WA), L'Ocelle Mare (from France), Aubrey Debauchery, Lott Lyzzyrd,Arrangement Ghost, nothing people (Chico). March 2006 – Letdown Loser (Sacramento), Matt, Dave & Becky (Chico), Wild Oak Records Songwriters Guild (in conjunction with Chico State University). April 2006 – Great Aunt Ida (Vancouver, BC) with Aubrey Debauchery (Chico). Chico Independence Fest: The Makai, Aubrey Debauchery, Deerpen, Birds of Fire, Botox, Stationary Legs, Lysistrata, West By Swan, Sleepyhead, Nate Pendery, LaPado & Newman Duo, Regi vs The Guitar, The Party, Becky Anker, Holocene, Stormin Norman, The Editors. May 2006 – The Waxfire (Olympia), The Botticellis (S.F.), Drew Danburry (from Provo, Utah), NewmanAmiKouyate, Holocene, Slow Down Theo, Aubrey Debauchery, John Wesley, The Americas (Chico). July 2006 – David Bazan: Pedro The Lion frontman goes solo. Micah P. Hinson: Country-noir singer/songwriter Aug. 2006 – June Madrona (Olympia, WA), Onyx Of Olympia (Olympia, WA), Son (Olympia, WA), Aubrey Debauchery, Jon Wesley (Chico). The Makai, Dude Fuckin’ Hell Yeah (from Amherst, MA), Ashtray, Mad Mom & Zabaleen. Experimental Night with: Ghosting (from Portland, OR), Bonus (from Portland, OR), Pumice (from New Zealand), GMS (from S.F./Bay Area) & Agent Meecrob. Triumph of Lethargy Skinned Alive To Death (Seattle), West By Swan & Botchii. Tugnut (Ontario, Canada), Fire Breathing Dragons & The Shankers. Snow Cuts Glass (from Bellingham, Wash.), In Ink Please (Bellingham, WA), Aubrey Debauchery, & The Americas. Evacuee (from San Francisco), Creatura (San Francisco), Spider Friends (from Davis/Arcata) & Boy Tiger. Sept. 2006 – Machine Green, Deerpen, The Shankers, The Affair (Chico). W-S Burn (Winston/Salem, N.C.), Eux Autres (Portland, OR), & Jon Wesley. Richard Buckner (from NYC), Arrangement Ghost & Becky Anker. Velvet Teen (from Santa Rosa), Swims (from Sacramento), Monotonix (from Israel) & West By Swan. Joy Division Cover Night (dozen local bands covering songs of Joy Division). Yonatan Gat (from Israel), Danny Cohen, & Arrangement Ghost. Tall Birds (from Seattle), & Lott Lyzzyrd. Adam Lipman (from Los Angeles), Chorused The Animals (from Davis), Mandarin Dynasty (from San Diego), Deertick (from San Diego) & The Party. Abominable Iron Sloth, Apiary (from San Jose), Jon Wesley, & Blood of Cain. Division Day, Secret Stolen, & Idle Discourse. Oct. 2006 – John2 +Dinner, John Milbauer plays John Cage for prepared piano, performance & catered dinner. Barbara Manning, Aubrey Debauchery, & Meletus is a Liar. Intronaut (from Los Angeles), Kay Odot (from Boston), The Makai, & Horror Horror Horror; Palais Ideal: A Festival of Adventurous, Strange and Visionary Music (Four days with over 70 musical experiments from Chico, San Francisco, Sacramento, Los Angeles, San Diego, Portland, Seattle, Denver and beyond). Bye Bye Blackbirds (from San Francisco), Nothing People, Lott Lyzzyrd & Jon Wesley. Dusty Rhodes and The Riverband (from Los Angeles) & The Hummingbirds. Dec. 2006 – Professor Gall (from Portland, OR) and Mark Growden (from San Francicso). A KISS Cover Night “Merry KISSmas” local bands covering KISS tunes. 20052005VISUAL ARTS 2005
Jan./Feb. 2005 – Diana Jacobs, Janice M. Pittsley. March 2005 – "Two Sisters” Alice Williamson Hutchins, Claudia Williamson Steel April/May 2005 – “Mythologies” Fatih Benzer, Pamela Lanza May/June 2005 – “Responses to Moby Dick: A Work in Progress” Peter Jodiatis exhibits works on paper. June 2005 – “Shatter 2 Matter” at–risk youth art project and exhibition. July 2005 – BB Smith & Mabrie Ormes, Chico artists show recent work. Sept. 2005 – “Color” membership exhibition with pieces inspired by 2” by 2” pieces of colored paper. Oct. 2005 – “30 Below” group exhibition, cross-cultural, international artists under the age of 30. Nov. 2005 – “Conversation in Veil” Giety Epting’s installation, and video shoot. Iran/Chico. Dec. 2005 – Creative Salon/Mystery Gift Event. MUSIC 2005 Oct. 2005 – West by Swan, Birds of Fire, Deerpen, Nothing Left, Chingus. |
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