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Touring the art of Chico cafes on a sunny winter day

February 3, 2022 Jason Cassidy Art, Arts & Culture 0

scene2-0_Daycamp[b] - detail — Detail from untitled piece by Cameron Harry, part of his Mutant exhibit of drawings and paintings, now showing at Daycamp Coffee.

Art tour:

-Daycamp Coffee, 1925 Market Place, Ste. 150, daycampcoffee.com
-Naked Lounge, 118 W. Second St., nakedloungechico.com
-Tin Roof Bakery & Cafe, 627 Broadway Ste. 170, tinroofbakeryandcafe.com

One of four unnamed pieces from Cameron Harry’s Mutant exhibit of drawings and paintings, now showing at Daycamp Coffee (in the Meriam Park neighborhood). Reception and pop-up: Feb. 26, noon-4 p.m. cameronharry.com
One of four unnamed pieces from Cameron Harry’s Mutant exhibit of drawings and paintings, now showing at Daycamp Coffee (in the Meriam Park neighborhood). Reception and pop-up: Feb. 26, noon-4 p.m. cameronharry.com
One of four unnamed pieces from Cameron Harry’s Mutant exhibit of drawings and paintings, now showing at Daycamp Coffee (in the Meriam Park neighborhood). Reception and pop-up: Feb. 26, noon-4 p.m. cameronharry.com
One of four unnamed pieces from Cameron Harry’s Mutant exhibit of drawings and paintings, now showing at Daycamp Coffee (in the Meriam Park neighborhood). Reception and pop-up: Feb. 26, noon-4 p.m. cameronharry.com
“K St.,” by Marisa Segovia. One of 21 prints now hanging at Tin Roof Bakery & Cafe as part of Segovia’s Cover Ups exhibit (showing through Feb. 28). The show title refers to street art and each print is a photo transfer that’s been selectively covered up with acrylic ink. mnsegovia.com
“Rombo Verde,” one of Jenny Valdivia’s macrame wall hangings now on display at Naked Lounge. The Peru native calls her body of macrame fiber art “p’itakuy,” a Quechuan word that means “to knit.” Find Valdivia’s work on Instagram @pitakuy_macrame

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