Sculptures from a hardened world By Victoria Dalkey Bee Art Correspondent Published: Friday, Sep. 23, 2011 – 12:00 am | Page 9TICKET In the 1980s, ceramic sculptor Joe Mariscal taught Read more
Sacramento Bee Review: Sept. 23, 2011
Longtime Sacremento collector to say goodbye to her art By Edward Ortiz Published Sept. 7, 2011 Sacramento Bee Dolores Dietler will be parting with some old friends Thursday – about Read more
The right light: Mark L. Emerson By Shoka Published May 12, 2011 newsreview.com Mark L. Emerson’s paintings contain more angles than an emaciated fashion model’s physique. He cites the River Read more
LeCompte’s Move from Circle to Grid More than a Simple Shifting of Shapes By Victoria Dalkey Published Apr. 10, 2011 Sacramento Bee For 25 years, Michaele LeCompte explored the permutations Read more
Trendy Potters Supply Top Eatery By Marcus Crowder Published Feb. 13, 2011 Sacramento Bee Ceramic artists Scott Parady and Trent Burkett create distinctive pottery that straddles the blurry line between Read more
JAYJAY Gallery Looks Back on Decade of Growth By Victoria Dalkey Published Jan. 21, 2011 Sacramento Bee Ten years ago, when Jay Jay first opened its doors in an intimate Read more
JAYJAY Turns 10 By Tim Foster Published Jan. 6, 2011 Midtown Monthly In the grand scheme of things, ten years isn’t an awfully long time. A decade can skip by, Read more
JAYJAY Show Marks 10 Years By Suzanne Hurt Published Jan. 3, 2011 Sacramento Press The owners of the East Sacramento art gallery JAYJAY will celebrate 10 years Saturday by doing Read more
Robert Ortbal @ JAYJAY + Interview By David Roth Published Dec. 15, 2010 SquareCylinder.com In an age when the virtual and the real are becoming increasingly intertwined, Robert Ortbal’s transformations Read more
Engaging Mystery and Metaphor By Victoria Dalkey Published Dec. 3, 2010 Sacramento Bee Elegant, enigmatic and elusive are the words that first come to mind when describing the sculptures of Read more
