Art
Cal’Vion Evans, an eighth grader at Roots International Academy, begins slowly, tapping the cymbals and toms with two wooden drumsticks. The drum set rests on a mini-stage, a short platform covered by a rug and flanked on either side by guitar stands, each with about 10 guitars leaning in. Cal’Vion speeds up gradually, his head movements changing from a gentle nodding with the music to a swivel as his drumming becomes faster and more furious. Then he slows back down,…
Oakland artists strive to improve working conditions for public art creators in the city.
The Mills College administration announced in a press release Monday that the school will continue to offer an undergraduate dance major.
It is 7 p.m. and the young makers at Curiosity Hacked are swiftly moving between the laser cutter and their workbenches. This Tuesday, the kids have one mission in mind: creating BattleBots for the spring competition.
On December 1, the Mills Board of Trustees may make a final decision on whether to phase out the undergraduate dance major over the next few years.
The newest phase of contest over the East 12th parcel is a student “guerrilla art” exhibit.
Photographer Ray Bussolari harnesses the symbolic power of tattoos to represent the experiences of foster youth.