Sunday, April 12, 2009
April 15, 2009 @ Shine Ultra Lounge
Come Check out my art, some Zumba Dancing, and have the pleasure of hanging out with me on my birthday!
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Beings of Venus- April 11th @ Sera Phi Healing Center
Monday, March 16, 2009
Thursday, February 5, 2009
"For the Love" A Gala and Silent Auction @ RŌE Restaurant, connecting people to each other and the cause of HIV/AIDS, Feb. 7th
Valentines Day @ The Heights Lounge, San Francisco
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Clayton West Professional Building, 1494 Washington Blvd., Suite C, Concord, Ca 94521




Commision and Vision by Smile Smaker Michael R. Becker D.D.S.
A little info of the mountain they call the Devil
Mount Diablo is sacred to many California Native American peoples; according to Miwok mythology and Ohlone mythology, it was the point of creation. Mount Diablo and Reed’s Peak were surrounded by water. From these two islands the creator Coyote and his assistant Eagle-man made Indian people and the world.
The conventional view is that the peak derives its name from the 1805 escape of several Chupcan Native Americans from the Spanish in a nearby willow thicket. The natives appeared to disappear, and the Spanish soldiers thus gave the thicket the name "Monte del Diablo", meaning "thicket of the devil."
In 2005, a man from the neighboring town of Oakley, petitioned the federal government to change the name of the mountain, claiming it offended his Christian beliefs. He initially suggested renaming the mountain Mt. Kawukum, and later, Mt. Yahweh. Other renaming suggestions by other individuals included Mount Miwok and Mount Ohlone, after local Indian tribal names. Eventually, the U.S. Board on Geographic Names rejected the petitions, saying there was no compelling reason to change the name.
In September and October you may encounter the male Tarantula spider (Aphonopelma smithi) as he seeks a mate. These spiders are harmless, unless severely provoked, however the bite is only as bad as a bee sting. More dangerous are black widow spiders, far less likely to be encountered in the open.
Commonly seen animals include coyote, bobcat, Black-tailed Deer, California Ground Squirrels, Fox Squirrels and Grey Foxes; many other mammals including Mountain lions are present. It is a chief remaining refuge for the threatened Alameda Whipsnake, California red-legged frog. Less common wildlife species include the reintroduced peregrine falcon, ringtail cats, and to the east American badgers, San Joaquin kit fox, roadrunners, California tiger salamander, and burrowing owls. There are also exotic (non-native) animals such as the Red Fox and Opossum, the latter being North America's only marsupial.
Monday, January 26, 2009
"Intentional Experiment" @ Shine Jan 21 '09 Featured Artist
Friday, January 23, 2009
Nude Aid '08
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Monday, December 22, 2008
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Monday, December 1, 2008
Artist-Xchange Gallery Dec. 5th
Artist-Xchange Gallery 3169 16th Street San Francisco CA 94103 (415)-864-1490
Mon-Fri: 12pm - 9pm Sat: 11am - 9pm Sun: 11am - 8pm
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Events - December 2008
DECEMBER ART EXHIBIT – NEW WORKSFRI, December 5th, 7PM-10PM
Holiday Cheer!!
Celebrate the holiday season with the Artist-Xchange join us for our special Holiday Party on Dec 5th! Avoid the crowded malls and shop at a space where all items are handmade by local artists. Art makes a wonderful gift. Join the Artist-Xchange for Holiday fun and cheer this season. If there is a hard to shop for person on your holiday gift list Gift Certificates are available. The Artist-Xchange wishes you a very happy holiday season.
December Opening:
EXHIBITING ARTISTS:
Peter Andrea, Paolo Salazar, Laura Walls Taylor, Mateo Jaimes, Marisa Escolar, Ursula Xanthe Young, Beth Wellington, Jessica Tollefsrud, Edward Freeland, Mary Patterson, Agustin Cas, Mary Tivadar, Aindrila, Judy Inderrieden, Ayu Tomikawa, Winsa Lam, Georgianne Fastaia, Antonio Rivera, Seth Matarese, Steve Javiel, Brad Wright, Bradley Platz, Dave Crosland, Double J Jewelry Designs, Joanna Mendicino, Michael-Che` Swisher, Hang Nguyen, Vicki Morawietz - VAM, Nisan O'connor, Hiroko Sakai, Kristina Barnes, Aaron Johnson, Chuck Drees, Hilary Williams, Nanamation, Maureen Shields, Alice Gibbons.
Music By: Miss Megan: http://www.megadank.net
Miss Megan’s been rocking Bay Area dancefloors since 1997. Her unique style of house music has not only won the hearts of many true househeads but she’s also opened up the ears of people who never thought they liked house. She’s played at Stompy, Sunset parties, Nickie’s BBQ, Big heart City, The Endup, Club Six, Waterproof parties, The Cafe, Remedy, Platform parties, Betalounge, The Top, Stylus, Pirate Radio, Jellys, Kolony, and Pink (just to name a few).
GET LOCAL– Mission Holiday Block Party FRI, December 12th, 6PM-10PM
Enjoy great holiday deals from Mission, boutiques, galleries, restaurants, cafes and bars.
Participating Merchants Include: (Monument, Sunhee Moon, Artist-Xchange, Candy Store Collective, Belljar, Adobe Books, Weston Wear, Harrington Inc., Four Barrel Coffee, Clothes Contact, Dalva, Therapy and More...)
Events - January 2009
Artist-Opening - Friday, January 9th, 2009: If you can't attend the December Artist-Opening plan ahead for January and mark this on your calendar.
***Note the January Artist Opening is not happening on the First Friday due to the holiday weekend.
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Thursday, November 20, 2008
Monday, November 17, 2008
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Ser-To Be
USA Hostels San Francisco on the corner of Post & Jones St.
Mural Collaboration with Artist Denis Osborne,Toledo OH (www.DennisOsborne.org)
Thursday, October 23, 2008
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