California College of the Arts News

As fellow commuters rush through BART, you slow down, lifting your eyes to take in the illustration on the mezzanine wall: It's a bright, color-soaked poster of an aging Japanese woman looking on as a young, kimono-clad bride is saturated with light from a golden lantern.

Not to distract from holiday-weekend drinking but here's a shopping tip not related directly to bottles.

At a young age, Brett Kladney realized that what he truly enjoyed doing was creating things.

Building a nest egg in the expensive Bay Area can be a steep uphill climb. However, women often face unique financial challenges.

A student-to-student mentoring effort known as the Athena Project has just finished its spring semester session, held over 10 weeks in the Peralta Hacienda Historical Park in Oakland's Fruitvale District.

It's that time of year again-the flowers are blooming, the weather is getting warmer, and art students across the city are showing off their best work.

A California College of the Art's a college landscapes four areas of beautiful Rock ridge district.

The ultimate authentic Tuscan experience to feature renowned artists and scholars Maja Ruznic, Kenny Harris, Judy Nimtz and Kelly Fajack - Monteverdi Tuscany, the ultimate authentic Tuscan experience, announced today the first four participants in the 2012 Monteverdi Tuscany Artists and Scholars in Residence Program.

Want to get out and make a night of it? Or just stay home and chill out? Whatever your plans, here are a few tips from The Chronicle's Datebook staff on what to do with your evening, from a great new movie to see to an easy and delicious meal to prepare before curling up with a book or DVD.

The Riverside Art Museum announces the opening of Allusions of Modesty: New Work by Leora Lutz.