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Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission (SMAC): Advancing Community Through Arts And Culture

ARTS. OPEN DAILY
SMAC's MAJOR PUBLIC SERVICE CAMPAIGN TO SUPPORT THE ARTS.
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OTHER NEWS
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Airport Public Art News and Information - Click here.

County Lines: The Poetry Of Sacramento
Bob Stanley, Sacramento Poet Laureate, 2009-11 wants to publicize the work of many fine writers that call Sacramento home. County Lines features our local poets. Click here to see who this week's poet is.

APP Gallery Information -- Click here.

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Arts. Open Daily. For Arts and events, visit sacramento365.comPhoto of child using gluePhoto of painting by Alex Escalante, a woman sits at a cafe table with the shadow of a man in the foregroundStages Dancer Branna Rummery in a white and red dress balancing in a half-toe arabesqueBlues in the Schools youth participant playing the string bassGilbert, 'Magu' Lujan, 'Homie Walking The Dogs', 2000

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Two large birds flying off of the airport parking garage structure and the head of a third bird. The birds are made out of plexi-glass and steel.

Sacramento airport installation by artist Dennis Oppenheim