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SACRAMENTO


CALIFORNIA NEXT GEN FILM FESTIVAL August 28 - 31, 2008 Memorial Auditorium, Sacramento, CA The first annual 4-day cinematic event encourages and supports young filmmakers that are moving the medium forward in the various digital formats. Up to 50 short films in the various digital formats in the categories of HD, digital animation, narrative, and documentary shorts will be recognized. The festival features an opening night gala with celebrities, dinners and events throughout the festival, and finishes up with an evening awards ceremony and party. TICKETS \| DIRECTIONS \| NEXT GEN FILM FESTIVAL

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	EVENT		LOCATION		DATE
	B. Sakata Garo - Works by Melanie Lombard and Wes Rodriguez Artworks by local artists on display at the gallery.		B. Sakata Garo Fine Art 923 20th St.		Through August 2, 2008 12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
	Gunpowder Man: Revolution in China, Railroad in America A story about a girl who flees China in the midst of turmoil in the 1860's, comes to California, and disguised as a teenage boy, plants explosives in the Sierras to blast a path for the Central Pacific Railroad.		Community Asian Theatre of the Sierra - Odd Fellows Hall 212 Spring St. Nevada City, CA. 95959		August 3, 2008 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
	1st Thursday Sunset Wine & Jazz $20.00 includes wine tasting, live music and light bistro fare.		Carvalho Family Winery 35265 Willow Ave. Clarksburg, CA. 95612		August 7, 2008 5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
	Cultural Dimensions of African American Artists This group exhibit highlights African-American artists working in painting, jewelry, and mixed media from Sacramento and Davis.		Pence Gallery 212 D. Street Davis, CA. 95616		Through August 22, 2008
	Black: A Celebration of African American Art in Sacramento-Area Collections Nearly 70 works of art from private and public collections in the region by nationally-known as well as emerging artists of color in the area.		40 Acres Art Gallery 35th Street and Broadway		Through August 31, 2008
	The Dark Side of the Mouse A survey of artworks by artists who have appropriated the image of Mickey, or who have referenced the animated figure, primarily in critical ways.		Center for Contemporary Art 1519 19th St.		Through August 31, 2008


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