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Thee Cubbeerleey Artist Studio Program Studios Saturday | November 4, <strong>2023</strong> |1-5 p.m. Opeen Participating Artists: E1: Patrick Fenton Printmaking swayspace.com E3: Brittany Bradley Photography brittanyrosebradley.com E4:Eric Fei Guan Painting guanartstudio.com E4: Charlotta Hauksdottir Photography & Mixed Media charlottamh.com E7: Martha Sakellariou Interdisciplinary/Installation marthasakellariou.com F1: Harumo Sato Mixed Media harumosato.com F2: Tara de la Garza Mixed Media & Sculpture taradelagarza.com F3: Chandrika Marla Painting chandrikamarla.com F4: Nina K. Ekman Textile Art ninakekman.com F5: Robin Mullery Mixed Media robinmullery.art F5: Darryl Dieckman Woodworker darryldieckman.com F6: Shannon Wright Sculpture & Installation shannonwright.org F7: Sang-ah Choi Painting sangahchoi.com U1: Ala Mohseni Film & Performance alamohseni.com U1: Nasim Moghadam Interdisciplinary nasimmoghadam.com U2: Adrienne Defendi Photography & Printmaking adriennedefendi.com U2: Elizabeth Bennett Interdisciplinary e-bennett.com U4: Jaya Griscom Textile jayagris.com U4: Kiana Honarmand Interdisciplinary kianahonarmand.com U5: Cynthia Brannvall Painting/Sculpture cynthiabrannvall.com U5: Mik & May Gaspay Textile & Sculpture mikgaspay.com The Cubberley Artist Studio Program is a juried program with established artists in long-term residencies with the City of Palo Alto. The artists offer free family-friendly programming to the local community. This event is free to the public, and the artist studios are located in the E, F, and U-wings at the Cubberley Community Center, 4000 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto. Visit https://cityofpaloalto.org/casp for more information.
The City of Palo Alto Public Art Program will launch its third interactive media art festival, Code:ART, a three-evening event that re-imagines Palo Alto’s underutilized plazas, alleys, and public spaces through interactive light, sound, and motion. The festival will feature a major interactive media artwork anchoring the festival and six Urban Interventions activating or reimagining downtown storefronts, alleys, parking lots or blank walls in new and inventive ways. The artworks will invite play and participation, engaging area locals in an event that outwardly reflects the creative community and culture that thrives here. Major Artwork at King Plaza, 250 Hamilton Ave, Palo Alto, CA. Questions for the Curious Orchard by artist Nate Mohler is a site-specific immersive interactive artwork that visually responds to visitors in a playful and engaging way. Taking inspiration from complex networks and energy exchange between living beings occurring in the natural world, such as the contagiousness of laughter or tree roots communicating in a forest, the installation invites visitors to gift something to it, such as their heartbeat or best dance moves, that will animate the installation. Conceptual rendering of Questions for the Curious Orchard by artist Nate Mohler. Code:ART Urban Interventions: Installations, Artists, and Locations: Interactive Flow Fields by Steven Wallace, 581 Ramona St, Palo Alto, CA. Intersection by Ruokan He, 536 Emerson St, Palo Alto, CA. Street Seats by Pneuhaus, Lytton Plaza, 200 University Ave, Palo Alto, CA. Ripple by Jeffrey Yip, 555 Ramona St, Palo Alto, CA. River of Shadows by Cory Barr & Paul Mans, 399 University Ave, Palo Alto, CA. Bureau of Cloud Management by Tong Wu & Yuguang Zhang, 285 Hamilton Ave, Palo Alto, CA. The City of Palo Alto Public Art Program staff will offer free public tours each evening of all installation sites. Various downtown partners will be hosting public events, panel discussions, and other free programs about the role of arts and technology in creative placemaking and the future of cities. For the full list of events and additional information, visit cityofpaloalto.org/codeart or call the Public Art Program office at (650) 329-2227. Follow us on or for upcoming events and exhibits: @PublicArtPA
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