Special Events
Group Art Show - May Feature Event
Private Viewings Available by Appointment: Please call 530.305.3191
Branches at the Carnegie presents its first Group Art Show, featuring six beloved artists whose Foothills roots intertwine deeply within the community and beyond. Art Show schedule:
Art Show Opening Gala:
Saturday, May 10th, 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Immerse yourself in an artistic collective united by a shared passion for creativity, inspiration, and the beauty of expression.
Additional Art Show Dates
May 11 Mother's Day: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
May 30-31 Final Weekend: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Meet the Artists
Kaz Huette: Full Circle Inspired by Nature Using Clay and Fire to Give Permanence Creating Lasting Memories of Often Fleeting Moments
Jaya Perryman: I love using discarded materials in unique ways and animating them with new purpose and meaning. My goal is to provide viewers with an opportunity to ignite their own imagination and innate creativity while they contemplate my art.
Linda Pierce: My pieces are often characterized by a sense of texture and depth with layers of materials and elements that invite the viewer to engage with the work on multiple levels. I enjoy presenting a sense of visual complexity and depth that reflects the complexity of our world.
Sondra Hersh: A painter and sculptor, who creates evocative works that blend texture, color, and form. Her paintings are rich with emotion, while her sculptural pieces, crafted from wire and precious materials, bring a tactile dimension to her artistic vision. Each piece reflects her intuitive and spiritual approach, inviting viewers into a deeply personal experience.
Alex Constantino: I am a visual artist whose journey with multiple sclerosis (MS) and the accompanying depression has deeply influenced my creative process. I turned to painting and ceramics as a form of therapy, using my work to process and express the complexities of my rapidly changing experience with life. Through each brushstroke and ceramic form, I hope to create a dialogue about the power of art to heal and the importance of embracing one's journey, no matter how uncertain it may be, inviting viewers to connect with the raw vulnerability and resilience that shape my experience.
Nicole Hunter: Like a conductor guiding a symphony, I am moved to orchestrate mediums that pulse with color, hum with energy, and resonate beyond the canvas. I enjoy intertwining the natural world with the ethereal through subtle entanglement, creating pieces derived in harmony with FLOW. Rooted in the science of wave functions and frequency attraction of quantum mechanics, I believe my work finds collectors with a strong tendency toward existential intelligence.
