Santa Barbara Gets a Second Dose of Brave New Work
Celebrating and exploring the interface of art and technology, “Brave New Work” enters its second year, with a new environmental focus.
Author: Josef Woodard
Toony Lunes Follies
‘Coyote v. Acme’ revamps and deconstructs the Looney Tunes classic, in a witty form suitable for the “kidult” crowd.
The Art of Touch, Explored and Expanded
‘Haptic Knowing,’ at Westmont Ridley Tree Museum of Art, culls art connected on the themes of nature-tapping, and the feel of touch.
ON the Beat | Of Musical Barns and Hubs
Jennifer Terran shows her artful stuff, barn-side; Jensen’s Music Lessons reborn and renovated; Blues Society stokes up a Thursday
Film Review | Monstrous Action Figure Study
Korean film ‘Hope’ is a fever-paced neo-monster movie, appealing on popcorn and art-house levels
Fall Arts Preview | Pop Goes the Fall, the Music Plays On
Pop and rock shows continue to speckle the music landscape in town, with no letup this fall.
Fall Arts Preview | A Serious Musical Feast in Store
Santa Barbara’s autumnal harvest of classical and other serious music prepares to land in our ears and on our calendars.
Fall Arts Preview | Sizing Up the Season, the Art of the Matter
As usual, fall brings a host of refreshed energy on the fine art scene in town.
FALL-ing Into a Vibrant Season of Arts and Culture
Our annual fall arts preview brings a zesty menu of riches to choose from.
The Legacy, Alive and Afire
Latin rock legend Santana makes good on long-awaited return to the Santa Barbara Bowl, replete with commemorative cup and mayoral nod.
