Martin Yan’s latest KQED show “Taste of Vietnam” filming at Emeryville’s Granite Expo
When I was a child, I remember clearly the moments I watched Martin Yan’s Yan Can Cook at home with my mom. Chef Yan
E’ville Fame: Celebrities, Athletes and Musicians that have crossed paths with our city
The sad and unfortunate passing of Robin Williams led to an interesting conversation with longtime Councilwoman Nora Davis at the last National Night Out
E’ville Voices: Planning Commissioner Brad Gunkel on Utilizing Monuments to Enhance our City’s Identity
Our “E’ville Voices” guest blogger series was created to net a broader range of voices about our city in flux and initiate dialogue through
The E’ville Eye honored as “Best Neighborhood Blog” by East Bay Express
East Bay Express, the Bay Area’s only independently owned large-circulation newspaper is a local alternative to mainstream media with both online and print publications. In
E’ville’s Poet Laureate launches “Poems on the Emery Go-Round” program
The City of Emeryville is asking you to “Put down your phone, pick up a poem!”. As part of the Poet Laureate program of
SF Blog “Why I Love …” series spotlights Emeryville
Well E’villians, we knew we couldn’t keep it a secret forever. Eventually they were going to find out the truth about us: That we’re more
E’ville Arts: Fish house architect Tssui, Red Baron creator Hoare & Emery students mapping our history
A selection of Emeryville-centric artists being profiled from around the web including Berkeley artist Tyler Hoare whom was one of the original contributors to Emeryville’s
Emeryville artist “joSon” spotlighted in recent East Bay Express article
Emeryville photographer joSon draws on his time as a Buddhist monk in Vietnam to create intimate portraits of nature. By Sam Levin When joSon
Recent mural destruction a blow to E’ville’s arts & culture
The fake documentary Exit Through the Gift Shop opened up the underground world of street art to the masses and made a star out
#EvilleArt: Instagram Community Photo Gallery
We’ve done Food & Pets, but we can’t forget about what made our city famous: Art (Amongst other things 😉 Public Art, Street Art, DIY Art
Seyed Alavi: The Artist behind those iconic yellow utility boxes
They’ve become such a ubiquitous part of Emeryville that I almost forget about them sometimes. Recently, while waiting at a stoplight, I observed a woman
Council votes to preserve Point Emery Art installation
In a 4-1 vote (Atkin voting nay) the council voted to move forward with the creation of a full-scale Mock-up version of the installation
A Call for Entries: E’ville’s 27th Annual Art Exhibition
I’ve been told that Emeryville boasts more artists per capita than any other city in the state. Surely this number has been reduced over
Emeryville artist uses her head to create | CCTimes
Like many artists, Monique Harris would love to make enough money to support herself full-time. For now though, Harris, who has limited use of her
Junkopia: Mudflat sculpture film surfaces on YouTube
The publishing of the NY Times article Once Upon a Landscape profiling Brooklyn artist and Berkeley native Carol Bove led me to this 1982 archive titled “Rubbish lives for a
New Website for “Everything Emeryville” Launches
A new site promoting itself as “Everything Emeryville” has recently hit the interwebz. Co-sponsored by the City & the Emeryville Chamber of Commerce, it boasts
New Public Art Piece Unveiled at Hollis & Powell | CCTimes
Joining the strong roster of public art in Emeryville is a new sculpture entitled “All Together Now” (named after a similarly titled Beatles song). The
E’ville: City Where Art Flourishes | SFGate
Emeryville, an industrial center that languished for years, changed its image in the 1990s by becoming an arts center. In the early 20th century,
Emeryville Center for the Arts – Dream Becoming a Reality?
What is the heart of the city of Emeryville? Non-Residents might say Bay Street but I shudder to think that a mall could satisfy
