And the Losers Aren’t…
The Academy Awards slate for 2023, busting out on Sunday, was a strong and often brave bunch, duly toasted by SBIFF.
Josef Woodard
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Domestic Aesthetics
With “Scenes from a Marriage,” the artistic marriage of Ed and Nancy Kienholz is brought vividly to life at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art.
ON the Beat | Lobero in the Spotlight, and in the Dark
Lobero Theatre celebrates 150th birthday, Jack Johnson glows in the dark.
Celebrated Cellist’s Fragments of a Larger Whole, at UC Santa Barbara’s Campbell Hall
Acclaimed cellist Alisa Weilerstein to give the U.S. premiere of ambitious concept piece “FRAGMENTS,” blending new music with Bach.
Fighting Spirit, Retold
The story of Jewish resistance fighters during WWII is engagingly chronicled in the new doc “Four Winters,” screening in Santa Barbara on March 7, and again on March 8, with Q&As to follow.
Artists Scaling Down, Thinking Bigger at Santa Barbara City College Exhibition
Atkinson Gallery’s “Small Images” show brings back an important showcase for area art, in compact forms.
Brooklynite Four and More, at Hahn Hall in Santa Barbara
Brooklyn’s prized, Grammy-winning Attacca Quartet has local debut, with Carolyn Shaw’s music in focus.
Guitar Royalty with Lobero Roots, Los Romeros Returns to Santa Barbara
Acclaimed Los Romeros Guitar Quartet returns to the Lobero, the 150-year-old theater with personal relevance.
ON the Beat | We Were the World
Filharmonie Brno Philharmonic shines, ruggedly, at the Granada, via CAMA’s “International Series.”
Jazz Airs in the Symphonic House, at the Santa Barbara Granada
Noted jazz musician Ted Nash premieres music with the Santa Barbara Symphony, in a balanced program.
