Charles Seerey Charles Seerey’s work integrates art history influences and personal perspectives. Elements of European traditional art can be found in his paintings, but American abstraction has a strong presence as the artist communicates largely by inference and tone, allowing … Continued
Jiayi Young I joined Axis in 2008 with a kind invitation to apply from the then president Phil Amrhein. We were on 19th street then. In the Eight years I was at Axis, I had four solo exhibitions, each challenged … Continued
Sandra Beard After moving to Sacramento in 2000, I was contacted by a member of the California Society of Printmakers, Dixie Laws. She is an active member of the CSP and saw that another printmaker had moved to the area. … Continued
Our third pairing of artists are Janice Nakashima and Aida Lizalde. In this installment, the artists explore the complexities of the migration experience, directly and indirectly. Janice Nakashima In 2002 or 2003, I visited the 750 Gallery and met a … Continued
Phil Amrhein I joined 750 Gallery about 20 years ago when it was located in downtown Sacramento between 7th & 8th on J Street. The space was about 500 square feet upstairs on the 2nd floor. Jim Adan, David White, … Continued
Mark Emerson After living and teaching in Los Angeles for 3 years I returned to Sacramento in the spring of 1990. In 1991, I curated an exhibition for the Kondos Gallery at Sacramento City College, “SACRAMENTO ABSTRATION”. While gathering the … Continued