Organization
Founded in September 2008, Verge Center for the Arts is an arts organization focused on the promotion and support of contemporary art in the Sacramento region. This mission is accomplished through high profile contemporary art programming, artist residencies, and a range of educational events including lectures, film screenings, and studio visits.
Upcoming Events
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TranslationsPresented by Verge Center for the Arts at Verge Center for the Arts May 11-June 8, 2013 |
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Art Mix: Verge TakeoverPresented by Crocker Art Museum and Verge Center for the Arts at Crocker Art Museum July 11, 2013 |
Media Reviews
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Event Name: TV Dinner
Article: Evening Recap: Verge's TV Dinner
Sacramento365.com's Blog - Nov 09, 2012
By Alison KranzWe squeezed in to a full house last night for Verge Center for the Arts’ deliciously divine TV Dinner event. Seated among fashionable folks dressed in their finest mid-century garb, we ate our way through three courses of TV-show-inspired concoctions… Expand
We squeezed in to a full house last night for Verge Center for the Arts’ deliciously divine TV Dinner event. Seated among fashionable folks dressed in their finest mid-century garb, we ate our way through three courses of TV-show-inspired concoctions (beef tartare for the Rawhide appetizer course; kale & beet salad for Green Acres; and pork, banana-leaf-wrapped rice, and banana mustard for the Hawaii Five-O finisher). Collapse
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Event Name: TV Dinner
Article: Journey back to an era where square meals were king
Sacramento Press - Nov 06, 2012
By Alison KranzRemember when TV dinners were the norm and Swanson’s became a household name? Time travel back to the mid-century with Verge Center for the Arts' TV Dinner event this Thursday, November 8, 6 p.m. - 10 p.m., where these pre-packaged meals are revitali… Expand
Remember when TV dinners were the norm and Swanson’s became a household name? Time travel back to the mid-century with Verge Center for the Arts' TV Dinner event this Thursday, November 8, 6 p.m. - 10 p.m., where these pre-packaged meals are revitalized and transformed.
The event—a brainchild of Mike Thiemann, executive chef at Ella Dining Room and Bar; Liv Moe, Executive Director of Verge; Becky Grunewald, Food Editor for Sacramento News & Review; and Ryan Donahue, editor of Edible Sacramento—will feature a three-course, sit-down meal plus dessert and art galore. Guests are encouraged to come dressed in period attire. Collapse
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