Jane Delaney's show at Spectrum Art Gallery is called "Traces," and I love the title. Delaney is fascinated by the passage of time and what it does to human constructs, whether they be old buildings, vehicles or road signs. She has an acute sensitivity to the way things age, from the streaks of rust on a piece of playground equipment to the slow rot of an abandoned wooden porch. Whereas most of us likely absorb such images with boredom or even irritation -- "look at that rundown house," we might sniff -- I suspect that Delaney is just a little bit awe-struck at the inexorable way in which nature eventually breaks down everything that humans create. It might take hundreds of years, or thousands, or perhaps even a million, for the most durable items created by humanity to fade away, but in the end, all will succumb to nature.

There's a special event this weekend for those who might want to check out Delaney's show: The artist will be on hand for a discussion 3-4 p.m. Saturday.

Above: Delaney's vivid "White Pillar."

Fresno's Jason Glover had a scare last night on the results show for Week 2 of "So You Think You Can Dance" -- but he ended up sailing through to the next round. In fact, he got such high praise from the judges that he seems in an even stronger position than before.

Jason and his partner, Caitlin Kinney, were sent to the Bottom 3 after the nationwide vote, which meant both had to perform solos for the judges. Jason had to compete against Max Kapitannikov and Kupono Aweau for the right to stay on the show. When the results were announced, judge Nigel Lythgoe offered glowing reviews for Jason's performance, calling his athletic and lyrical contemporary routine -- performed to Robin Thicke's "Superman" with soaring leaps, fantastic extensions and a fiercely controlled sense of power and tension -- one of the best solos seen on the show.

For the Bottom 3 women, Caitlin was an easy survivor as well -- though she didn't receive the same accolades. (Jason seemed amazed when the judges gushed about him.) Kayla Radomski got to stay, while Ashley Valerio went home.