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1020: An Exhibition Honoring the Michael Himovitz Gallery

October 9-October 18, 2009

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On September 27, 1994, Sacramento lost a true pioneer, Michael Himovitz. He was a businessman, an educator and a community leader. But most of all, he was an art lover. He had an eye for talent, showing artists that made you think, made you feel. He pushed the boundaries. He shared his passion, bringing awareness to the arts in Sacramento. And now, 15 years after his passing, this show brings together many of the artists Michael represented at his legendary gallery at 1020 10th Street.

Honoring Sacramento arts pioneer Michael Himovitz, this show features work by many of the artists represented at his gallery including: Suzanne Adan, Mike Stevens, Fred Babb, Al Farrow, Julian Faulkner, Julia Couzens, Rebecca Gozion, Mick Sheldon and many more...

Curated by Lucas and Julia Himovitz. Sponsored in part by Archival Framing, Phantom Galleries and University Copy & Print.

Partial proceeds go to CARES' (Center for AIDS Research, Education and Services) 'Are You the Difference?' Campaign, a hopeful initiative to end the spread of HIV in Sacramento within five years.

For more information call Archival Framing.

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    Tickets: Free

    Info Phone: (916) 923-6204

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    Dates:
    October 9-October 18, 2009

    Times:
    Artist's reception (10/9), 7-9pm Second Saturday reception (10/10), 6-9pm Exhibition hours: Friday, Saturday, Sunday 12pm-4pm

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    • Event Name: 1020: An Exhibition Honoring the Michael Himovitz Gallery
      "Quality and heart with an edge"
      Comment posted by: Kim Scott from Sacramento, CA, Oct 03, 2009
      

      When Michael decided to be an art dealer, he wanted to meet every artist in town he could. He really wanted to know the lay of the land. He also went out of his way to represent women artists here. He... Expand

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      When Michael decided to be an art dealer, he wanted to meet every artist in town he could. He really wanted to know the lay of the land. He also went out of his way to represent women artists here. He picked art he was moved by and married that enthusiasm to his sales expertise. He was a good art dealer for me, and a good friend. Collapse

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    • Event Name: 1020: An Exhibition Honoring the Michael Himovitz Gallery
      "Quality and heart with an edge"
      Comment posted by: Kim Scott from Sacramento, CA, Oct 03, 2009
      

      When Michael decided to be an art dealer, he wanted to meet every artist in town he could. He really wanted to know the lay of the land. He also went out of his way to represent women artists here. He... Expand

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      When Michael decided to be an art dealer, he wanted to meet every artist in town he could. He really wanted to know the lay of the land. He also went out of his way to represent women artists here. He picked art he was moved by and married that enthusiasm to his sales expertise. He was a good art dealer for me, and a good friend. Collapse

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