The Jefferson Agrarian

Editor’s note: This just in from Celeste White of Keswick Publishers in Shasta: The Hot Air Quarterly, the North State’s Independent Literary Magazine, is accepting submissions in these areas: short fiction, memoir, narrative nonfiction, poetry, and B&W line drawings. All styles are welcome; our offerings range from serious to playful. HAQ is based in Shasta [...]

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Editor’s Note: Christopher George, Imaging Technician at the International Center for Photography in New York, and editor of ICP’s “Fans in a Flash Bulb” blog, highlights Stephen Shore’s “Mt. (Mt. Shasta) Shasta” image. The image was made by Shore for his seminal book from 1982, “Uncommon Places.” Mt. (Mt. Shasta) Shasta By christophergeorge Stephen Shore, Mt. [...]

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The Jefferson Agrarian just received some pleasant news from Mt. Shasta art scholar William Miesse about the long awaited “The Art of Mount Shasta” exhibition at Turtle Bay in Redding. The exhibition opening was originally slated to coincide with the release of the beautiful publication “Sudden and Solitary: Mount Shasta and Its Artistic Legacy, 1841-2008,” [...]

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If one is seeking diversions from the headlines of war and unrest in today’s world, the 2009 Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s staging of William Shakespeare’s tragedy “Macbeth” may not be your cup of tea. But if your love of theater resides in it’s undeniable imitation of life, then this riotous and upsetting production will most certainly [...]

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At San Francisco Museum of Modern Art through April 5, The 1000 Journals Project is a really  interesting experiment in the social aspects of artmaking. The goal is to provide a method for interaction and shared creativity among friends and strangers internationally. The exhibition at San Francisco MOMA celebrates The 1000 Journals Project, an ongoing [...]

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