Archival Gallery
"Right Here in River City" is a show of Sacramento landscapes by Tim Collom, above, David Post and David Lobenberg. It's at Archival Gallery, 3223 Folsom Blvd. (916) 923-6204.
Elliott Fouts Gallery
"40 and Under" brings together the works of seven artists with clearly defined visions who represent the next generation of fine artists, among them Maren Conrad ("Yin & Yang," left). The show is up at Elliott Fouts Gallery, 1831 P St. (916) 736-1429.
Axis Gallery
Axis Gallery's national juried exhibit is a strong show, including work by Jo Sandman, left. This year's – the seventh – was judged by Apsara Di Quinzio of the Berkeley Art Museum. Axis is at 1517 19th St. (916) 443-9900.
Viewpoint Gallery
Dan Herrera's photographs contain mysterious narratives, at once futuristic and nostalgic. They are on view with Gary Shellcross' photographs of luminous vessels at Viewpoint Gallery, 2015 J St. (916) 441-3241.
b. sakata garo
Moody etchings by Dan Quillan, mixed-media works by Lynne Klein, left, and evocative artist's books by Dennis Raines make for a strong show at b. sakata garo, 923 20th St. (916) 447-4276.
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