This last Thursday night my mom and I had a night on the town! I attended the Sactown Magazine sponsored Wayne Thiebaud Q & A at the brand new Crocker Museum in Sacramento. During the reception we made our way around the room and ran into the editors of Sactown Magazine, Rob and Elyssa, and [...]
The only thing better than being on the cover of a magazine is creating art for the cover of a magazine. Sactown is a premier magazine in the Sacramento area that (in their words) entertains, educates, and illuminates. I would also say it’s a very “fashionable” magazine that I personally read. So let’s just say [...]
In the line of work I’m in we don’t really have award shows or industry wide awards to work towards so recognitions like this mean the world to me! In my hometown, the Sacramento Arts & Business Council has nominated me for ‘Artist of the Year’. Whatever the outcome is, I hope it will bring [...]
As most of you know by now, when these photos were taken, my wife Joy was admitted to the hospital being cared for and it may give you a little more insight into what was going on behind the scenes that night. I’m still here at the hospital but wanted to also send this recap [...]
I just want to thank everyone for their support for this event so far! The response has been amazing! Now it’s time to just make it happen. See you tonight Sacramento!!! -DG Walking Dreams Documentary Premier + Live Performance 7:30 PM @ The Crest Theatre, Downtown Sacramento Tickets $20 // Available online at Tickets.com and [...]
The Sacramento Film & Music Festival will be hosting the premier of my documentary “Walking Dreams”, directed by Chad Ross, and I will also be giving a full live performance following the movie. Ticket info is coming VERY soon, but I just wanted to share this very special date and I hope to see you [...]
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via Sacramento Press “Great cities deserve great art,” Mayor Kevin Johnson said as he addressed an audience of 400 Thursday night at Sacramento State’s University Theatre. The occasion was the final monthly meeting of the For Art’s Sake initiative, an effort to revitalize the arts in Sacramento. Continue Reading