Jerald Silva is a local artist whose work has been shown nationally since 1962. Known as a realist, he
has spent much of his career redefining “realism,” which he says rearranges, modifies and even falsifies the nature of observed things and their relationships to one another.
Whitney Lofrano loves to create colorful paintings with soulful stories.
Dean Moniz, a former gallery owner and artist, lives and works in South Land Park. His award-winning art has been exhibited throughout California.
Ruth Holton-Hodson is a retired health and consumer policy advocate—and artist. She loves the challenge of capturing light in her vibrant watercolor still lifes and pastel landscapes.
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.
Amy Vidra is a Sacramento-area abstract painter. Her work is bold and expressive, and focuses on connecting through color.
