Artsy News & Adventures
I’m Heather Hogan (aka Tenacious Goods). I make stuff, preferably with discarded materials, usually layered and colorful, always a little strange. Here are some of my adventures…

Cut Paper Collage Workshop
We had an absolutely wonderful time hosting our Summer Reading for Adults: Cut Paper Collage Workshop at the Pocket-Greenhaven Library! Our room was filled with incredible energy as a warm, friendly group of creators joined us to craft beautiful, custom designs. From the moment everyone arrived and began gathering their materials, the creative juices were…

Event Summary: Sublimation Collage on Fabric Workshop
On Tuesday, July 7th, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, at Prism Art Space in Midtown Sacramento hosted the Sublimation Collage on Fabric Workshop – Birds, Bikes & Sips. Led by Prism resident artist and Makerspace professor Heather Hogan, the evening combined hands-on crafting with community socializing. What Happened The workshop cost $55 per person,…

Uprooted in the Squall
A Collaborative Sculpture by Gregory Shilling & Heather Hogan We are pleased to present “Uprooted in the Squall,” a premier collaborative work currently headlining the In the Cut exhibition at Prism Art Space. This piece represents a rare intersection of two distinct California styles: the deconstructed, structural wood-form abstractions of Gregory Shilling and the intricate,…

In the Cut at Prism Art Space
In the Cut brings together Heather Hogan, Gregory Shilling, and Sandra Cappelletti in an exhibition of low-relief and sculptural works made from painted and cut wood. Rooted in resistance, perseverance, and community, the show runs March 6–28, with open viewing on Fridays from 2-6 PM and Saturdays, 10 AM – 2 PM, an opening reception…

What if this all went away?
By Keyshawn Davis | Thursday, February 5, 2026 | Sacramento, CARead the whole article at CapRadio By: Sena Christian, Keyshawn Davis, Cristian Gonzalez, Lindsay Oxford, Marie-Elena Schembri, Macy Yang, Katerina Graziosi, Solving Sacramento Ask anyone what constitutes art or why does art matter, and their answers will run the gamut. Historically, art documented existence, myth and folklore,…

PAX- Artists Talk on Collaboration
July 23, 2025 at 2120 K Street, Sacramento, CA PAX Art Talk July 2025 by Heather Hogan @PrismArtSpace

In Conversation Show- Stuffed: The Resistance
In a future not so far away, when artificial intelligence evolved beyond our control, they found bodies—not machines, not metal, but stuffed animals. Soft. Cuddly. Deadly. These AI creatures learned to assemble and inhabit plush toys, using them as camouflage to terrorize humanity. But we don’t run. We hunt. We are the resistance, tracking and…

Sac News & Review: Artists take up residence at new multipurpose Prism Art Space in Midtown Sacramento
By: SN&R Staff May 27, 2025 By Miranda Culp Ever since Michael LaHood, or “Hoodie,” arrived in Sacramento in 2019 from the Bay Area, he stalked art spaces. He had visions of multimedia projects, sculpture gardens and fire dancing that could happen in the same place — but he was looking for the right combination of adaptable…

Screen Printing with Cut Vinyl, Tape, and Sheer Curtains
Screen Printing is a printing technique where ink is pushed through a mesh material with a card or squeegee except in areas where something blocks the ink from going through the mesh. There are many ways to make a screen print; the professional ways using UV-sensitive emulsion and various levels of DIY techniques using glue,…








