The Crocker Art Museum’s “Wayne Thiebaud 100: Paintings, Prints, and Drawings,” a retrospective of Thiebaud’s achievements—coinciding with his 100th birthday—will return to the Crocker May 29–Aug. 7.
Originally from Chicago, Terry McMenamin has found a welcome second home in Sacramento. There in her studio, she’s happiest scraping and poking through layers of paint and paper until she finds what she’s been looking for all along.
Originally from Hawaii, Danilo Campos now lives in Sacramento and works as a teacher-librarian at a local high school.
Pamela Hartvig is a local artist and therapist who has been painting, drawing and etching since 1977.
Photographer Joha Harrison has been a part-time artist since childhood. When painting, he translates thoughts, feelings, emotions, memories and realms into painted expressions.
Terri Bianco migrated to art from a career as a curriculum designer, trainer and coach.
