This month’s Art Mix was everything bicycles.  The Crocker knows how to take a theme and roll with it, no pun intended.  May is bike month in Sacramento which made the theme a perfect choice.  Visual artwork, specialty built bicycles, a runway show by Juniper James and of course cocktails made the night complete. Music curated by the Davis Live Music Collective kept our bodies moving. Aerial Evolution  performed a spine-tingling aerial bicycle-inspired routine.  If you missed out this month don’t worry!   Art Mix is a monthly affair.  We’ll see you next month for Pride!

Art Mix patrons arriving to the Crocker. Photo by Ryan Stewart

Tables for creating bracelets out of old bike tubes. Photo by Ryan Stewart

Volunteers added snaps onto your bike-tube bracelet. Photo by Ryan Stewart

Kevin Greenberg, bicycle artist, brought a few of his creations to the event. Photo by Ryan Stewart

Found the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow! Work by Kevin Greenberg Photo by Ryan Stewart

Aerial Evolution setting up for their performance. Photo by Ryan Stewart

Matt and Courtney, owners of Aerial Evolution addressing the crowd about their routine. Photo by Ryan Stewart

Look at the performers of Aerial Evolution fly! Photo by Ryan Stewart

The performers of Aerial Evolution. Photo by Ryan Stewart

Rika Nelson, of the Crocker Art Museum. Photo by Ryan Stewart

Kerry, of the Davis Live Music Collective, announcing the start of the bike-inspired fashion show. Photo by Ryan Stewart

Bicycle-inspired runway show put on by Juniper James. Photo by Ryan Stewart

Bicycle-inspired runway show put on by Juniper James. Photo by Ryan Stewart

A few of the runway models hanging around after the show to chat with the crowd. Photo by Ryan Stewart

Kyle Monhollen, of the Davis Live Music Collective, introducing The Midnight Moonshiners. Photo by Ryan Stewart

The Midnight Moonshiners. Photo by Ryan Stewart

The Midnight Moonshiners playing at the Crocker.

Words and photos by Ryan Stewart