Indigenous History of Mt. Rubidoux Focus of Documentary Screening
RUSD parent group hosts Pá'Čapa: A Mt. Rubidoux Story at Poly High April 8
From student portrait projects to Arthouse Showcases there’s plenty of opportunity to interact with art and artists.
This one is jam packed. If you only get to one or two ArtsWalks a year, or if you’ve never been, this should be worthy of your effort. The commitment of the city to foster art and artists is really starting to show results. The Arts Magnet at Ramona is turning out excellence across the disciplines, and the RAM/Cheech Artist In Residency program gave us Juan and The Eastside Arthouse. What started as a monthly event heavily focused on art vendors has grown to include an impressive showcase of Art institutions in the city. Here are a few of my “Must-See” for the month. If you see me, say hello!
Division 9 Gallery | 3850 Lemon St
Reception: Thursday, April 3, 6 p.m.- 9 p.m.
Riverside Arts Magnet at Ramona High School presents their third annual Portrait Project, a beautiful community art exhibition featuring works by:
Join Division 9 Gallery for a special reception with artists, friends, family, and community members!
RCAA Gallery | 3860 Lemon
Don't miss this whimsically magical exhibition featuring:
Riverside Main Library Community Room | 3900 Mission Inn Ave
Time: 6:30- 7:30 p.m.
Admission: FREE
Presented by the Inlandia Institute, this special event celebrates both National Poetry Month and National Autism Acceptance Month featuring:
Pain Sugar Gallery | 3635 9th St.
Opening Reception: Thursday, April 3, 6- 9 p.m.
IMPRINT - A group photo exhibition celebrating intergenerational immigrant identity. The exhibition honors the memory of all immigrants, echoing the generations of voices that resisted removal and planted themselves deeper as roots into the land.
The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture | 3581 Mission Inn
Reception: Thursday, April 3, 6- 9 p.m.
Local artist and owner of the Eastside Arthouse, Juan Navarro, has been acting Artist In Residency representing The Cheech to teach, study, and create art in the Eastside.
Curators: Michelle Espino and Juan Navarro
Funding: This exhibition funded in part by U.S. Bank.
Hecho En Park Avenue features works from artists of the Eastside Arthouse, celebrating Riverside's historic Eastside neighborhood and the Chicanx/a/o diaspora.
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