Presenter, Joy Gee is an artist/illustrator and graphic designer.

Or, if the computer is your thing – create it on your desktop. You can use pencils and paint, cut and paste, calligraphy or a childish scrawl. Want to be sure that they are preserved for future generations? Create an illustrated recipe that evokes memories and tells a story.

Some are handwritten on recipe cards, and others are tucked away in old, worn cookbooks that are slowly falling apart. Over the last ten years, he has written many articles about early 20th Century Sacramento artists and architects, including Alfred Eichler, designer of the Tower Bridge and Carlo Taliabue, a noted Gladding McBean sculptor.Įvery family has favorite recipes that have been passed from generation to generation. Bruce spent many years as a marketing and graphic design professional in Los Angeles and Sacramento. He graduated from Occidental College in Los Angeles with degrees in Studio Art and Art History. Our speaker, Bruce Marwick, is a board member of the Sacramento History Alliance and Preservation Chair of the Sacramento Art Deco Society. Many of the treasures are rarely seen items from Sacramento’s libraries and archive collections. This one hour presentation includes Art Deco buildings, murals, paintings, and sculptures. If you have ideas or links to things or ways we can connect, send to: Art Deco Hidden Treasures (This is a FF of Sac event we will open to RS)įriendship Force of Sacramento is pleased to learn from a local Art Deco expert about some amazing art in Sacramento. Most will be virtual but occasionally we’ll feature in-person events. Each month we’ll curate events we think you should know about around the Sacramento region.

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