Matt Bult is a Sacramento artist living in Land Park whose work is in collections both locally and beyond. Elliott Fouts Gallery recently featured Bult’s work in a one-man show called “The Pond Series.” Shown: “Untitled #9”; 18 inches by 25 inches; acrylic, graphite and watercolor on paper.
Jill Estroff lives in Curtis Park. Her love of art made her role as marketing director at the Crocker Art Museum from 1986 to 1993 a dream job. Inspired, she took art classes in the early 1990s.
When I first get singer-songwriter Leigh Guest on the phone, she reports that she arrived in Sandpoint, Idaho, 30 minutes ago and is now seated in a park to conduct this phone interview.
This sums up a lot about Guest in a matter of moments. As a traveling musician, Guest has lived out of her car for the past eight years, playing gigs at every small town she can find along the way. She also loves the outdoors and open road, which is probably why this lifestyle suits her so well.
Tim Collom Gallery will have a solo show of the work of Maxine Soloman this month entitled “Beyond Silence.” Shown here is “Somewhere Beyond Fiction and Reality #6,” 23” by 30”in oil on paper on panel, glazed. Tim Collom Gallery is 915 20th St. Visit timcollomgallery.com
Reylynn Imai makes beautiful music, from classical to rock, with perhaps the most versatile musical tool ever invented—the violin.
“I love how the violin sings,” Imai says. “You can hear it humming and resonating through its whole body as you play. It’s as close to singing as I can get. I started playing at age 10 and I’m still not done learning this instrument.”
