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Back of my santa cruz springfield shirt :~)

Back of my santa cruz springfield shirt :~)

— 3 months ago with 17 notes
#santa cruz  #art  #submission 
talldarklefty:

Street art from my dog walk this morning. Also Stoli’s head, he liked the piece but thought it lacked passion.

talldarklefty:

Street art from my dog walk this morning. Also Stoli’s head, he liked the piece but thought it lacked passion.

— 9 months ago with 11 notes
#santa cruz  #art 
If you don’t know about these folks … you should…
Weds May 9, 7-10 pm, Merrill Cultural Center @UCSC Falling in Love with Chris and Greg: Dinner, Screening and Q & A Join directors Chris Vargas and Greg Youmans of Falling in Love with Chris and Greg for a yummy dinner, in watching the video series, and then in having a lively discussion and Q & A.  The film project mines their actual gay-male relationship, in which one partner is transgender and the other is not, to foster conversations about the diversity of identities and political beliefs within the LGBT community. The series is hilarious, too real, earnest, heartwarming and, again, hilarious.  Chris E. Vargas is a film & video maker whose areas of interest include queer/transgender history, tabloid biography, and radical politics. In 2011, he earned his MFA in Art Practice from the University of California, Berkeley, where he currently teaches digital video production. His solo video work includes Have You Ever Seen a Transsexual Before? (2010) and Libéraceon (2011). With Eric Stanley he is the co-director of the movie Homotopia (2006), as well as its forthcoming feature-length sequel, Criminal Queers (2012). Thank you to our sponsors: Cantú Queer Center, 
plus: Kresge College, Merrill College, Film and Digital Media Department, The Arts Deparment, History of Art and Visual Culture, and The Literature Department, Stevenson College, and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion at CHES.  FACEBOOK EVENT: http://www.facebook.com/events/363457597035530/ INFO/ACCESS: Simone Monet or Cantu Queer Center, 458-2468
(Submitted by tmwelch7)

If you don’t know about these folks … you should…

Weds May 9, 7-10 pm, Merrill Cultural Center @UCSC
Falling in Love with Chris and Greg: Dinner, Screening and Q & A

Join directors Chris Vargas and Greg Youmans of Falling in Love with Chris and Greg for a yummy dinner, in watching the video series, and then in having a lively discussion and Q & A.

The film project mines their actual gay-male relationship, in which one partner is transgender and the other is not, to foster conversations about the diversity of identities and political beliefs within the LGBT community. The series is hilarious, too real, earnest, heartwarming and, again, hilarious.

Chris E. Vargas is a film & video maker whose areas of interest include queer/transgender history, tabloid biography, and radical politics. In 2011, he earned his MFA in Art Practice from the University of California, Berkeley, where he currently teaches digital video production. His solo video work includes Have You Ever Seen a Transsexual Before? (2010) and Libéraceon (2011). With Eric Stanley he is the co-director of the movie Homotopia (2006), as well as its forthcoming feature-length sequel, Criminal Queers (2012).

Thank you to our sponsors: Cantú Queer Center,
plus: Kresge College, Merrill College, Film and Digital Media Department, The Arts Deparment, History of Art and Visual Culture, and The Literature Department, Stevenson College, and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion at CHES.

FACEBOOK EVENT: http://www.facebook.com/
events/363457597035530/
INFO/ACCESS: Simone Monet or Cantu Queer Center, 458-2468

(Submitted by tmwelch7)

— 1 year ago with 2 notes
#santa cruz  #art  #submission 
ayymichelleee:

streets of #santacruz #art (Taken with instagram)

ayymichelleee:

streets of #santacruz #art (Taken with instagram)

— 1 year ago with 10 notes
#santa cruz  #art 
Open Heart. Santa Cruz, taken February 2012. (Submitted by lostlittlefox)

Open Heart. Santa Cruz, taken February 2012. (Submitted by lostlittlefox)

— 1 year ago with 7 notes
#santa cruz  #west side  #art  #submission 
In other news, some fucking guy slashed a painting on display at the MAH this past First Friday.  Seriously, dude, you suck.  Though, I’d say it sucks more to be the asshole who is capable of destroying a work of art on display than it does to have a piece ruined by said asshole.

In other news, some fucking guy slashed a painting on display at the MAH this past First Friday.  Seriously, dude, you suck.  Though, I’d say it sucks more to be the asshole who is capable of destroying a work of art on display than it does to have a piece ruined by said asshole.

— 1 year ago with 5 notes
#santa cruz  #art  #mah  #first friday  #downtown 
Some UCSC art students are giving away free plants today at the MAH downtown.  They’ve got awesome veggies, herbs and flowering seed bombs (Pictured above).  Details here. Go get em!

Some UCSC art students are giving away free plants today at the MAH downtown.  They’ve got awesome veggies, herbs and flowering seed bombs (Pictured above).  Details here. Go get em!

— 1 year ago with 5 notes
#art  #downtown  #mah  #santa cruz  #ucsc 
Pacific Wave’s Breakroom / Van’s closet / Skateboard parking.
Follow along on Instagram: @pacificwave (Submitted by pacwave)

Pacific Wave’s Breakroom / Van’s closet / Skateboard parking.

Follow along on Instagram: @pacificwave (Submitted by pacwave)

— 1 year ago with 7 notes
#art  #downtown  #pacific  #santa cruz  #skate  #submission 

santacruzpopupartparty:

Hello Art Partiers! We are at it again and ready for a great multi-artist house party.

We are opening this art party to artists, if you would like to hang artwork please contact Jon at 917-843-2654.

The Party will be at 3527 Mission Dr. You can park on the street, or along the drive against the fence as long as you don’t block the drive or anyones parking.

As you come up the drive the house will be on the right, look for steps up to the purple house, and the Santa Cruz Pop-up Art Party signs.

Pass it on!

— 1 year ago with 12 notes
#santa cruz  #art