Press Releases
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For more information or to join the CAM media list, please contact Lisa Horan, Communications Coordinator at lhoran@carnegieam.org.
click on exhibition to download the press release.
Lazos de Sangre / Bloodlines
TrujilloPaumier, Joaquin Trujillo and Brian Paumier, share global, universal truths from California to Mexico to Asia about family, coming-of-age, and home defining architecture. Includes series: Los Niños, Familia y Amigos, La Quinceañera , and a new large-format landscapes.
The Unknown
selections from the permanent collection dealing with mortality,
including works by Michael Dvortcsak, Jeff Gambill and Chuy c/s Rangel
September 11-November 21, 2010
TrujilloPaumier, Joaquin Trujillo and Brian Paumier, share global, universal truths from California to Mexico to Asia about family, coming-of-age, and home defining architecture. Includes series: Los Niños, Familia y Amigos, La Quinceañera , and a new large-format landscapes.
The Unknown
selections from the permanent collection dealing with mortality,
including works by Michael Dvortcsak, Jeff Gambill and Chuy c/s Rangel
September 11-November 21, 2010
Homegrown
An overview of the paintings and graphics of the Engel brothers--Vince Engel, Robert Engel, and Andy Engel. The brothers, who grew up in Oxnard, have forged diverse and highly successful career paths in the visual arts, making their mark in the fields of advertising, painting, and design.
Dave Fox: Life Imprints
Gifts to the Permanent Collection
June 13- August 22, 2010
An overview of the paintings and graphics of the Engel brothers--Vince Engel, Robert Engel, and Andy Engel. The brothers, who grew up in Oxnard, have forged diverse and highly successful career paths in the visual arts, making their mark in the fields of advertising, painting, and design.
Dave Fox: Life Imprints
Gifts to the Permanent Collection
June 13- August 22, 2010
Elements of Nature: Selections from the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation
The ancients believed that the world consisted of four elements: earth, air, fire and water. Although they have been replaced by modern scientific elements, these four essential states have continued to inspire artists. This exhibit gathers together works of art that reflect on how the four elements continue to have meaning in our lives.
March 14- May 23, 2010
The ancients believed that the world consisted of four elements: earth, air, fire and water. Although they have been replaced by modern scientific elements, these four essential states have continued to inspire artists. This exhibit gathers together works of art that reflect on how the four elements continue to have meaning in our lives.
March 14- May 23, 2010