Press Releases
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Gail Roberts: Entanglement
a recent series of paintings juxtaposing books, text and nests as a vehicle for the artist’s inquiry and commentary on nature, culture, and temporal existence.
Balance
bird imagery as metaphor in the paintings and mixed media of Sherry Loehr, Gail Pidduck and Bobbie Moline -Kramer and others
Not so Objective
new ipad paintings of nearly traditional landscapes by Daniel Reder
December 11, 2011 - February 19, 2012
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a recent series of paintings juxtaposing books, text and nests as a vehicle for the artist’s inquiry and commentary on nature, culture, and temporal existence.
Balance
bird imagery as metaphor in the paintings and mixed media of Sherry Loehr, Gail Pidduck and Bobbie Moline -Kramer and others
Not so Objective
new ipad paintings of nearly traditional landscapes by Daniel Reder
December 11, 2011 - February 19, 2012
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The Brothers Anderson
Benjamin Anderson-Portraits/Sean Anderson-Influential Pigments
Recent paintings by co-curators/owners of Anderson Art Collective, Carpinteria. Recognized for portraiture by the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, Benjamin Anderson shares recent portrait commissions. Sean Anderson continues his series connection mass marketing tools with America and its 3rd world counterparts.
Benjamin Anderson-Portraits/Sean Anderson-Influential Pigments
Recent paintings by co-curators/owners of Anderson Art Collective, Carpinteria. Recognized for portraiture by the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, Benjamin Anderson shares recent portrait commissions. Sean Anderson continues his series connection mass marketing tools with America and its 3rd world counterparts.
APPetite for Digital Art
iPad art creations by workshop participants: Lois Freeman, Shelly Lazarus, Penny Mulloy, Daniel Reder, Suzanne Schechter and Ann Ward
In Focus: The Permanent Collection
a major sampling of California Modernism, California Impressionism and California Latino Art in the permanent collection, including works by Carlos Almaraz, John Valdez, Jack Carr, Peter Kraznow and others.
exhibitions sponsored by The McNish Family in Memory of Juanita McNish
September 11 - November 20, 2011
iPad art creations by workshop participants: Lois Freeman, Shelly Lazarus, Penny Mulloy, Daniel Reder, Suzanne Schechter and Ann Ward
In Focus: The Permanent Collection
a major sampling of California Modernism, California Impressionism and California Latino Art in the permanent collection, including works by Carlos Almaraz, John Valdez, Jack Carr, Peter Kraznow and others.
exhibitions sponsored by The McNish Family in Memory of Juanita McNish
September 11 - November 20, 2011
Splash! liquid energy spattered
Revolving around the action and experience of water, Splash! encompasses pools, beaches, and other watery bodies presented realistically or abstracted.Art in diverse media are included by artists: John Budicin, D.J. Hall, Carolyn Hesse-Low, Margie Livingston, Joel Meyerowitz, Brad Miller, Bobbie Moline-Kramer, Maria Luisa Morando, Elizabeth Patterson, Roxie Ray, Annie Seaton, Blakeney Sanford, Brooke Shaden Bill Sosin, Rich Stich, Adam Thorman, Daena Title, Roger Weik, Daniel Wheeler, John Wimberley, Peter Zokosky and others.
The Wounded Alphabet: A Life in Words and Art
remembering the art of poet George Hitchcock
from the Collection of Jackson Wheeler
June 11- August 21, 2011
A Luminous Land: Selections from the California Art Club
Signature Artists In tribute to a century of stunning plein air painting fostered by the California Art Club, thirty Signature Artists share contemporary landscapes capturing California’s resplendent light. This exhibit is a part of a statewide series at museums and historic sites celebrating the California Art Club’s 100th anniversary.
March 13 -May 22, 2011
Signature Artists In tribute to a century of stunning plein air painting fostered by the California Art Club, thirty Signature Artists share contemporary landscapes capturing California’s resplendent light. This exhibit is a part of a statewide series at museums and historic sites celebrating the California Art Club’s 100th anniversary.
March 13 -May 22, 2011
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
