Sullivan Goss has once again been named Santa Barbara’s favorite art gallery by the readers of the Independent. We’d like to thank all of our wonderful patrons for voting for us and for your continuing support. It has been a very big year for Sullivan Goss as we launched our groundbreaking SGTV program, hosted the Public Square art project, organized Art Helps to assist needy families in this tough economic time, and opened the Arts and Letters Cafe for dinner service the first time in many years.

Our next big project is the Great Sullivan Goss Treasure Hunt: The Case of the Missing Pitcher. Click on the link to learn more and help us spread the word by telling all your art and/or surf loving friends that they could win a $4,000 painting by surf icon Hank Pitcher.

For the passed year or so, we at Sullivan Goss have been experimenting with a variety of new ways to get the word out about our program. The most significant of these are the videos we now produce for our SGTV web page. The gallery staff work together to produce each of these videos and launch the new videos as part of our  monthly E-Bulletin, which keeps our clients up to date with new shows and acquisitions. However, we do not stop there. It is our belief that these videos only become more valuable the easier they are to access. So we have been blazing trails when it comes to finding ways to distribute these videos and expanding our presence on the web. SGTV can now be found on over 15 different internet sites. I’ve included a list of some of these sites below and you can click on any of them to see the Sullivan Goss page.

We hope that these videos have made it easier for everyone to learn about our artists and their place within our local and national art history. If you have any comments or suggestions for us, please post them on the blog.

YouTube

Facebook

Sevenload

MetaCafe

Yahoo!Video

Blip.tv

Viddler

Daily Motion

MySpace

iTunes

Internet Archive