The Daily Feast
Dates:
March 2, 2023 - March 2, 2023
Gallery:
Main Gallery | 5:00pm - 6:30pm
Overview:
A poetry reading and book signing with Chester Arnold and Bart Schneider
The Daily Feast
A poetry reading and book signing with Chester Arnold and Bart Schneider
March 2 | 5:00pm - 6:30pm
Main Gallery
Join us for evening of poetry and discussion with Altered Worlds exhibition juror, artist Chester Arnold, with poet Bart Schneider.
The Daily Feast is the fruit of a joyous collaboration between old friends, Sonoma painter Chester Arnold and Berkeley poet Bart Schneider, published by Kelly's Cove Press. In the midst of the pandemic, unable to meet at their usual lunch spot, the two decided to make a book entirely focused on food and drink. The book opens like a restaurant you've always hoped to go to and offers beguiling choices for each course. Learn More
Bart Schneider will read poems and Chester Arnold will share a presentation of his paintings from the book. Both artists will be available to sign copies of The Daily Feast, available for sale in the museum store for $20.
Reserve and purchase tickets HERE!
$15 nonmembers
Free for members
Limited Capacity, purchase your tickets soon!
About Chester Arnold
Arnold's work can be seen in the public collections of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Crocker Art Museum, Nevada Museum of Art, di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art, Tacoma Museum of Art, SFMOMA, and San Jose Museum of Art. In 2022, he was the subject of a mid-career survey exhibition at the Fresno Art Museum. He lives and works in Sonoma with his wife Frances Anne, a textile artist. Chester Arnold is represented by Catherine Clark Gallery.
About Bart Schneider
Schneider is the author of two poetry collections and five novels. In 2020, Schneider published two serialized novels, Separation Sonoma and Voice of Sonoma, inspired by life in the time of COVID-19. In 2011, he founded Kelly's Cove Press with his wife Catherine Durand. To date, they have published 20 books by California writers and artists from their Berkeley home.
A poetry reading and book signing with Chester Arnold and Bart Schneider
March 2 | 5:00pm - 6:30pm
Main Gallery
Join us for evening of poetry and discussion with Altered Worlds exhibition juror, artist Chester Arnold, with poet Bart Schneider.
The Daily Feast is the fruit of a joyous collaboration between old friends, Sonoma painter Chester Arnold and Berkeley poet Bart Schneider, published by Kelly's Cove Press. In the midst of the pandemic, unable to meet at their usual lunch spot, the two decided to make a book entirely focused on food and drink. The book opens like a restaurant you've always hoped to go to and offers beguiling choices for each course. Learn More
Bart Schneider will read poems and Chester Arnold will share a presentation of his paintings from the book. Both artists will be available to sign copies of The Daily Feast, available for sale in the museum store for $20.
Reserve and purchase tickets HERE!
$15 nonmembers
Free for members
Limited Capacity, purchase your tickets soon!
About Chester Arnold
Arnold's work can be seen in the public collections of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Crocker Art Museum, Nevada Museum of Art, di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art, Tacoma Museum of Art, SFMOMA, and San Jose Museum of Art. In 2022, he was the subject of a mid-career survey exhibition at the Fresno Art Museum. He lives and works in Sonoma with his wife Frances Anne, a textile artist. Chester Arnold is represented by Catherine Clark Gallery.
About Bart Schneider
Schneider is the author of two poetry collections and five novels. In 2020, Schneider published two serialized novels, Separation Sonoma and Voice of Sonoma, inspired by life in the time of COVID-19. In 2011, he founded Kelly's Cove Press with his wife Catherine Durand. To date, they have published 20 books by California writers and artists from their Berkeley home.
The Daily Feast
Dates:
March 2, 2023 - March 2, 2023
Gallery:
Main Gallery | 5:00pm - 6:30pm
Overview:
A poetry reading and book signing with Chester Arnold and Bart Schneider
