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Music on Canvas with Marilyn Rose Jul 20th, 2018

Fri, 07/20/2018 - 5:05pm | Pieter Pastoor

Listen now to a unique concept, as Marilyn Rose explains her passion to put the artist and the "sound" on canvas.

Since April, Marilyn has been connecting with as many local musicians as possible in local cities such as Roseville, Sacramento, and Davis. She gathers inspiration from their music while sketching and taking video, from which she creates 9x12” pieces. She doesn’t aim for a photographic likeness of either the musician or the instrument, but strives to express the spirit and passion that results from the interaction of the two.

Fifteen of these “portrait impressions” have been painted, with another 15 to go. Two or three larger, more formal portraits will be added to the collection, and all of the framed paintings will be unveiled at a reception at Watermelon Music in Davis, Nov. 9, from 4 to 7 p.m.

Meraki Radio Ep 6: J.J. Mulligan & Francis Resta -- Immigration Law

Fri, 07/20/2018 - 9:05am | Alison B

Join us for an interactive conversation between J.J. Mulligan, immigration lawyer from UC Davis, and Francis Resta, a WWII vet who frequents Meraki Radio. Alison B facilitates dialogue ranging from the intricacies of immigration law and how it is currently being practiced in the United States and beyond. J.J. Mulligan provides expert insight into immigration law for listeners of all kinds. 

Greywater with Kent Thompson of Cool Davis

Thu, 07/19/2018 - 2:05pm | Lois Richter

Kent Thompson tells us about Water Wise Davis -- a working group of Cool Davis -- and explains all about saving water by re-using shower water to water the yard. This "greywater" idea has evolved from the 70s (when I had friends who created outdoors showers) to today's integrated greywater systems being built right into new homes. Kent Thomson has been working on improving greywater techniques and getting legislation passed to ensure folks can use them to save almost 30% of their water use.

(7/19/2018)
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