The Crocker Art Museum now hosts Thursdays ‘til 9. The event will feature four art experiences, Film Frame, Art Mix, Playlist and Open Art.     Open Art is the theme every fourth Thursday of the month and was the theme this past Thursday. Thursdays ‘til 9 featured “Licensing in the Digital Age,” held in the Cemo room with seventy plus attendees. Robert G. Pimm, Esq., Chief Learning Officer and Director of Legal Services at California Lawyers for the Arts led the workshop. Pimm spoke on industry standards, intellectual property rights and how these rights are bought, sold and optioned. Intellectual property copyrights are not just one right but five. They include the right to reproduce

A young artist experiments with color and vision. Learning spatial relations and composition. Demonstrating kinetic art. The Crocker Art Museum was the first public art museum in the west,  dating from 1885 when Margaret Crocker donated the original building, grounds and art collection to the city of Sacramento.  Her intention was to create a public trust that would ensure that a vehicle for the appreciation of art would always be available to Californians.   The Crocker Art Museum Association  has upheld that intention through the decades, and has recently completed an ambitious expansion which tripled the size of the facility. The  expanded space enables the museum to display much mo