The student voice of American River College since 1955

The American River Current
The student voice of American River College since 1955

The American River Current
The student voice of American River College since 1955

The American River Current
Categories:

Photo gallery: Kaneko gallery art show

Hannah Darden
April 28, 2016
Detail of “Coffee” by Millissa Saddler being displayed at the student art show at the James Kaneko Gallery at American River College in Sacramento, California on April 26. The show runs from April 25 to May 11. (Photo by Hannah Darden)Detail of “Coffee” by Millissa Saddler being displayed at the student art show at the James Kaneko Gallery at American River College in Sacramento, California on April 26. The show runs from April 25 to May 11. (Photo by Hannah Darden)
Detail of “Wine Smell” by Raad Shamoon being displayed at the student art show at the Jamesa Kaneko Gallery at American River College in Sacramento, California on April 26. The show runs from April 25 to May 11. (Photo by Hannah Darden)Detail of “Wine Smell” by Raad Shamoon being displayed at the student art show at the Jamesa Kaneko Gallery at American River College in Sacramento, California on April 26. The show runs from April 25 to May 11. (Photo by Hannah Darden)
Detail of “Technological Terror: “god”” by David Rohner being displayed at the student art show at the James Kaneko Gallery at American River College in Sacramento, California on April 26. The show runs from April 25 to May 11. (Photo by Hannah Darden)Detail of “Technological Terror: “god”” by David Rohner being displayed at the student art show at the James Kaneko Gallery at American River College in Sacramento, California on April 26. The show runs from April 25 to May 11. (Photo by Hannah Darden)
“Storm in My Head” by Andrea Arnott being displayed at the student art show at the James Kaneko Gallery at American River College in Sacramento, California on April 26. The show runs from April 25 to May 11. (Photo by Hannah Darden)“Storm in My Head” by Andrea Arnott being displayed at the student art show at the James Kaneko Gallery at American River College in Sacramento, California on April 26. The show runs from April 25 to May 11. (Photo by Hannah Darden)
Detail of “Coffee” by Millissa Saddler being displayed at the student art show at the James Kaneko Gallery at American River College in Sacramento, California on April 26. The show runs from April 25 to May 11. (Photo by Hannah Darden)Detail of “Coffee” by Millissa Saddler being displayed at the student art show at the James Kaneko Gallery at American River College in Sacramento, California on April 26. The show runs from April 25 to May 11. (Photo by Hannah Darden)
Detail of “Coffee” by Millissa Saddler being displayed at the student art show at the James Kaneko Gallery at American River College in Sacramento, California on April 26. The show runs from April 25 to May 11. (Photo by Hannah Darden)Detail of “Coffee” by Millissa Saddler being displayed at the student art show at the James Kaneko Gallery at American River College in Sacramento, California on April 26. The show runs from April 25 to May 11. (Photo by Hannah Darden)
“After Vincent” by Andrea Arnott being displayed at the student art show at the James Kaneko Gallery at American River College in Sacramento, California on April 26. The show runs from April 25 to May 11. (Photo by Hannah Darden)“After Vincent” by Andrea Arnott being displayed at the student art show at the James Kaneko Gallery at American River College in Sacramento, California on April 26. The show runs from April 25 to May 11. (Photo by Hannah Darden)
“Dominant Hand” by Andrea Arnott being displayed at the student art show at the James Kaneko Gallery at American River College in Sacramento, California on April 26. The show runs from April 25 to May 11. (Photo by Hannah Darden)“Dominant Hand” by Andrea Arnott being displayed at the student art show at the James Kaneko Gallery at American River College in Sacramento, California on April 26. The show runs from April 25 to May 11. (Photo by Hannah Darden)
1
View Story Comments
Print this Story
Tags:
More to Discover
More in Arts & Culture
Analog Banana entertains crowds on Oct. 18 at The Press club, a restaurant that doubles as a music venue in the evenings (Photo by William Forseth)
Review: ARC’s Analog Banana Perform at The Press Club
A bulletin board in the music building shows events and opportunities offered by the music department on September 26, 2024 (Photo by Khushi Salgia)
Inside the Symbiotic Relationship Between Students and Professors
“The Wiz” will be available to be seen Oct. 11-27 at ARC’s theater (Photo courtesy of ARC’s theater department)
“The Wiz” a “Wizard of Oz” adaptation is coming to ARC
Uriel Delgato, in the American River College Student Center, serves free food during Bienvenida on Sept.16
Bienvenida Kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month at American River College
This creature is one of the bosses you have to fight in the game. The visuals are so realistic. The fur textures of the big white wolf’s body are detailed with shadowing and single strands of hair. (Photo courtesy of Game Science)
“Black Myth: Wukong” is going to be game of the year
Imax Theatre in downtown Sacramento promotes new “Alien: Romulus” and “The Crow” movies with a timeless marquee (Photo by Janelle Germain).
“Alien” and “The Crow” franchises continue their legacies
More in Photo Gallery
“Two people come to mind pretty much instantly. It's Kendrick Lamar and Kanye. You could listen to music and still think it sounds good. It's like the same way if Kanye made like, a food dish. You would still think the food tastes good, if it tastes good. But he makes good music, so it's good music still. That's how I think about it.” - Sean Cornejo | Welding Major
Campus Pulse: Who is your favorite musical artist?
“I prefer in-person classes because it’s more engaging for me and easier to focus. Classes on Zoom, I am not disciplined enough and it’s hard to stay engaged.” - Lindsey Johnson | Sociology Major
Campus Pulse: What class type do you prefer?
“[I think the] 49ers. I don’t really like the Chiefs. [The final score will be] 27-21. I think Purdy is going to have more passing yards than Mahomes, and Aiyuk will have [the] most receiving.” - Omar Alrayis | Computer Science Major
Campus Pulse: Who do you think is going to win the Super Bowl?
“My favorite holiday is definitely Halloween. I love dressing up. [Second favorite] is Christmas. I get to see all my family members.” - Magaly Rodriguez | Liberal Studies Major
Campus Pulse: What is your favorite holiday?
“Yeah, I do. Just to come out and support the school and all of that. Have some school spirit. I feel like just school spirit and energy, we can use a little bit more of that. Go Beavers.” - Mathes Klein | Administration of Justice Major
Campus Pulse: Do you attend any ARC sporting events?
“I’m going as a Roman soldier, but more specifically the little guy from “Night at the Museum.” My friend is being the cowboy Jedidiah. We watched [the movie] and I was like ‘you kind of look like Owen Wilson’ so…” - Bailey Waldrep | Theater Arts Production Major
Campus Pulse: What are you dressing up as for Halloween?
More in Top Stories
Davies Hall has been left untouched since its closure over a year ago, pictured here in October 2024. Many faculty members who once taught in the building are still battling a lack of appropriate replacement options. (Photo by Anne Biebl)
The Lack of Social Engagement at ARC Creates an Academic Diaspora
This is not the outcome many Americans had hoped for, and it marks a profound loss for many communities. But progress will not be a thing of the past (Photo courtesy of kamalaharris.com)
Disappointed, anxious, hurt, angry and more? This is for you
Professor Richard Mowers and his students on June 27, 2024, in the Sainte Chapelle that was first built in the year of 1246. (Photo courtesy of History Professor Richard Mowrer)
Program offers experience of a lifetime with Summer Abroad to Paris in 2025
Wide receiver Luis Torres finds a gap on a kick return on Nov. 2 (Photo by Josh Zezzo)
ARC Takes Down Rival Sierra in Double OT Thriller
This year’s WNBA season brings new achievements in popularity with help from rookies like Angel Reese (on the right) and Caitlin Clark (on the left), as they look to a new future. (Photo illustration by Janelle Germain)
WNBA’s Recent Success Brings New Beginnings
The Current staff received Online General Excellence and second place for Editorial at JACC Conference. (Photo by Laryn Godbold)
Current Staff Brings Home Multiple Awards from JACC Conference