Gary Lang: Hybrid Variations
Fat bands of graduated hues, some mottled by the machine press of the monoprint process, lie alongside slick, skinny color lines brushed in acrylic or oil.
Year: 2008
Annual Concert Puts Naples Center Stage
Anyone who has ever driven along the California coast immediately north of Santa Barbara is familiar with the natural sanctuary that exists there.
Wildflowers in Bloom
Now’s the time to check out the special seasonal bursts, like these poppies on Figueroa Mountain.
Mysterious Asparagus
The first spears of asparagus emerged in Santa Barbara gardens this month, ready to harvest as soon as they shoot up from the dormant crowns.
Execs, Politicos, Journos, Enviros Talk Eco-Trends at Bacara
The world’s most powerful multinational executives converged on the outer edges of Goleta last week to discuss how to go green and still make lots of green while doing so.
Give a Little
he S.B. Museum of Art hosts Take Time Out for Stories! each Wednesday until June 11, from 3-3:30 p.m.
Anne Luther: Relics & Offerings
Devotional relics, reputedly containing fragments of the bodies or clothing of departed saints, are believed by the faithful to hold miraculous powers of protection and to provide a spiritual connection with God.
Born Yesterday
The enduring appeal of Born Yesterday is in its optimistic movement toward truth and happiness.
This Week in History
The Equal Rights Amendment is passed by the U.S. Senate and sent to the states for ratification.
UCSB Gaucho Women Head East for NCAA Tourney
UCSB is hoping 13 is a lucky number in the NCAA women’s basketball tournament.
