Carnegie Studio Gallery
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October 3, 2019 - January 4, 2020
Trabaj/ho Resistance of a Colonial Imprint Trabajo. Trabaho. Work in Spanish and Filipino, share every letter but one. While the meaning of the word remains ingrained in each culture’s history through an apparent shared crossover of language, there is more than what is on the surface of what work has been shared between these communities and the work that still remains. The Spanish Empire was known as “the empire on which the sun never sets.” The colonial imprint of Spain on both the Philippines and Latin America, have manifested in a way that has allowed both communities to share both a history of work and resilience. Both Latinx-American and Filipinx-American communities share the colonial imprint left by the effects of Spanish Colonization. Trabaj/ho aims to highlight how contemporary artists of Latinx and Filipinx descent are decolonizing many of these shared residual systems from Spanish colonization and what these shared experiences mean to them in their contemporary lives in America. Artists Featured: Jackie Amezquita, Jaime Bailon, Rosalee Bernabe, Aaron Dadacay, Anna Liza DeLeon, Matt Manalo, Maryrose Cobarrubias Mendoza, Manny Orozco, Gladys Rodriguez, Olguin Tapia, Jennelyn Lonzon Tumalad, and Maria Villote |
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July 11 - Sept 15, 2019
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Past Exhibitions At the Carnegie ART MUSEUM
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June 8 - June 23, 2019
Recent and Seldom Seen A two week exhibit to pending transitions, showcasing recent gifts of art and infrequently exhibited masterworks of paintings, prints and photographs. |
Waterbeetle 2, oil on linen by Benjamin Anderson, 48x48in., 2017.
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March 10 - May 19, 2019
The Imaginary- art commingling realism and imagination featuring artworks by Peter Adams, Benjamin Anderson, Nikita Budkov, Nansi Bielanski-Gallup, Stephanie Elise, Lani Emanuel, Gail Faulkner, David C. Gallup, Adonna Khare, Joanne Julian, Vanessa Lemen, Sherry Loehr, Elizabeth McGhee, Jeff Mann, Alexandra Manukyan, Jennifer Moses, Andrea Mosley, Mona Neuhaus, Paul Pitsker, Christopher Slatoff, Alexey Steele, Adrienne Stein and William Stout. Exhibited in partnership with The Representational Art Conference (TRAC2019)- a California Lutheran University Arts Initiative Event. |
Skeletal Remains, unique silver gelatin print by Luther
Gerlach, 2018. |
December 9, 2018 - February 17, 2019
Catalysts of Change / Luther Gerlach In the aftermath of the 2017 Thomas Fire, Luther Gerlach turned his camera on the destruction and regeneration spanning Ventura county, using chemical elements gathered from the landscape to bring the power of these natural forces to life. |
Karen Kitchel © 2016 Waterway #8 (Lake Casitas),
asphalt emulsion, tar, wax, powdered pigments, shellac/canvas; 50"x50" courtesy the artist. |
Pastoral Crude
recent landscape paintings by Karen Kitchel |
Mil Mascaras, graphite& acrylic o primed canvas by
Abel Alejandre, 102" x 60'" |
September 9 - November 18, 2018
World View / Cosmovisión Impactful visions of SoCal artists’ contemporary world views, featuring the work of: Abel Alejandre, Pável Acevedo, Val Echavarria and Ricardo Rodríguez. |
Photorealistic Painting of a 1938 Bugatti Type 57c Grille;
oil on canvas by Art Reid. |
June 17 - August 19, 2018
California Artists from the Mullin Automotive Museum Collection Spotlighting the California artists included in the remarkable collections of the Mullin Automotive Museum. Carnegie Art Museum is honored to display art by: Ben Abril, Charles Arnoldi, Sigrid Burton, Keith Collins, Bruce Cohen, Larry Cohen, Laddie John Dill, Michael Furman, Hank Pitcher, Art Reid, and Jack Schultz. The California Terrain
Selections from the Carnegie Art Museum Collection |
Ed Moses, Racko No. 2, 1995, acrylic and oil on canvas,
(diptych) 75 x 120 in. |
March 11 - May 27, 2018
Black & White & In Between: Contemporary Art from the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation Works by artists who have explored the formal, conceptual, technical, and material possibilities of limiting their palettes to black-and-white and shades "in between." Art included by: Lita Albuquerque, Charles Arnoldi, Richard Artschwager, Larry Bell, Kelly Berg, Tim Berresheim, Matthias Bitzer, Miriam Cabessa, Debbie Fleming Caffery, Greg Colson, Julia Couzens, Woods Davy, Tara Donovan, Ned Evans, Brian Forrest, Sam Francis, Jimi Gleason, Joe Goode, Channing Hansen, Steve Heino, Charles Christopher Hill, Jasper Johns, SeungJoo Kim, Mark Kostabi, Shinpei Kusanagi, Robert Lazzarini, Eugene Lemay, Peter Lodato, Brad Miller, Robert Moreland, Andy Moses, Ed Moses, Manfred Muller, Jiro Okura, Deborah Pelias, Robert Rauschenberg, Michael Rey, Nancy Riegelman, Edward Ruscha, Analia Saban, Robert Standish, Greg Stone, Alison Van Pelt, Luis Alfonso Villalobos, Andy Warhol, Emerson Woelffer. |
Ekanti, 2016, 35 mm digital print by Ricardo Palavecino.
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December 10, 2017 - February 18, 2018
Expressions of Life / Ricardo Palavecino Over 40 portraits selected from the photographer’s continuing documentary series, which reveals the distinctiveness of individuals, showcase the human spirit.
Cinematographer, videographer, and photographer, Palavecino has created imagery for an extensive list of television networks and production companies including: Reuters, Fox, ABC, CBS, NBC, Sony Pictures, Sundance Channel, and KCET’s Departures. Face Up portraiture from the permanent collection |
Untitled #30, acrylic on wood panel,
36 x 24 inches, by Linda Arreola, 2017. |
September 10 - November 19, 2017
The Avalanche and The Silence / New Works by Linda Arreola The duality between tumultuousness and serenity explored in a new series of geometric paintings by an Award Winner of the California Community Foundation 2016 Fellowship for the Visual Artists. Collecting/California Latino Art Selected works of California Latino art from the Carnegie's Collection will be shown including the 21ft History of the Chicano Movimiento by Frank Romero, recently returned from his retrospective at the Museum of Latin American Art, Long Beach. Carnegie's focus on collecting Latino Art began in 1994 with a group exhibition curated by Frank Romero. |
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June 11- August 20, 2017
Soluble Power contemporary approaches using the medium of watercolor in SoCal Art featuring the watercolor work of: Gary Brewer Gail Faulkner Joanne Julian Mona Neuhaus Paul Pitsker Doug Shoemaker Selections watercolors from the permanent collection |
Seven Cranes Triptych, (right panel detail), acrylic and graphite on Arches paper, 30 x 70in. by Joanne Julian, 2016.
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March 12- May 21, 2017
Joanne Julian- Defying Darkness The development of recent works delving into a darkness not to be feared, is highlighted with over 30 drawings in Julian's signature combination of detailed graphite and splashed sumi ink. |
Ali Smith, Half-Life, 2007, oil on canvas, 84 x 130 in. Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation, Los Angeles.
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December 11, 2016 - February 19, 2017
Art for Art's Sake: Selections from the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation |
Farewell, oil on linen by Andrea
Yomtob, 2011. |
Continue, oil and charcoal on panel by
Elana Kundell, 2016. |
June 12- August 21, 2016
It Speaks to Me The Critiquing Circle of Nurit Avesar, Elana Kundell, Bobbie Moline-Kramer, Sigrid Orlet, and Ryan Wurmser Showcasing the significance and influence of the art critique on the development of the contemporary paintings and mixed media art by five Southern California artists who have met as a group to review one another’s art since the late 1990s. Zuma Foam
A collaborative portfolio exhibit with Photographs by Douglas Busch & Poems by Florence Weinberger |
Learn to Know Your Hawks, Luke Matjas,
2015, 54 X 96 in. |
March 13 - May 22, 2016
that GREAT ROCK MASS is called THE EARTH The pageant of life, captured in splendid detail, will be on display in this fascinating and informative exhibition of vividly crafted drawings and prints. See Southern California’s thriving flora and fauna illuminated in panoramic scale. Don’t miss the elusive and seldom seen mountain lion (Puma concolor), the always swift roadrunner (Geococcyx californianus), and the majestic condor (Gymnogyps californianus), featured alongside ever-present PVC traffic cones, Igloo coolers, and poorly concealed cell phone towers. Those who are sure-sighted might even catch glimpses of bright yellow nacho cheese! Using traditional and “electronic media,” artist Luke Matjas (MFA, UCSB) creates peculiarly altered and unexpected views of nature. His work meshes natural history museum dioramas and antiquated pulp science with contemporary skateboard graphics and a trip to the local Home Depot. |
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2015
Kelly Berg, Strato, 2014, acrylic on canvas,
60 x 48 in. Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation, Los Angeles. |
December 13, 2015- February 21, 2016
Environmental Impact: Selections from the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation Our environment is strongly impacted by the Earth's relentlessly evolving weather conditions and man-made stimuli. This exhibit shows how artists have reproduced, commented and critiqued our ever-changing environment, whether the result of nature's forces or human interventions. It brings together different approaches to the subject= both formal and conceptual. Curated by Billie Milam Weisman, Director of the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation, and generously funded by the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation. |
Double Gulp, oil on wood by Rachel Moseley,
2015. Collection of Tobias and Sharon Miller. 
It’s not what you think, so please don’t too
much, acrylic on canvas mounted on wood by Carmen Abelleira, 2013. |
September 12 - November 22, 2015
Subjective Truths contemporary realism revealing universal truths through personal perspectives artists utilizing representational techniques in combination with current issues and art approaches is presented in partnership with The Representational Art Conference (TRAC2015) hosted by the Arts Initiative of California Lutheran University. Carmen Abelleira: Reclaimed Stories paintings and relief assemblage |
Gift, oil on wood by William Wray.
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June 14 - August 23, 2015
Subtraction = Abstraction The Paintings of William Wray 2006-2015 a mid-career retrospective surveying the subtractive evolution of the artist's urban landscape, superhero and figurative series from realism towards abstraction |
Warm-Light Yellow-Orange, Square, Interplay Series,
pastel on paper by Ruth Pastine, 2012. |
March 15 - May 24, 2015
March 15 - May 24, 2015 RUTH PASTINE: PRESENT TENSE perceptual interactions of saturated and nuanced color relationships that investigate light and spatial interplay |
Ciudad Del Jaguar, oil and oil-stick on canvas by
Ramon Ramirez, 2011. Collection of Patricia and Martin Sandoval. |
December 14, 2014 - February 22, 2015
MONUMENTUM Drawings + Paintings by Ramon Ramirez unofficial monuments captured through reconnaissance of the urban environment |
Symbiosis #4 and #45, graphite, Terry Arena, 2014
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SUSTAIN
Drawings + Installations by Terry Arena quietly intense renderings of the environmental vulnerability of our food sources |
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2014
In Flight, acrylic on wallaper mounted on canvas by
Julia Pinkham, 2014. |
September 7 - November 23, 2014
The Painted Line: Works on Paper and Canvas by Julia Pinkham recent series compelled by the wonder of the unknown |
Bungalows , pastel on museum board by
Gerald Rahm, nd. |
June 8- August 17, 2014
Empathy for Beauty in the 21st Century: Signature Artists of the California Art Club The nature of beauty has been contemplated for centuries, and this discourse continues as nationally renowned signature artists of the California Art Club share their personal perspectives |
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March 9 - May 18, 2014
Biodiversity Series: Hiroko Yoshimoto Stemming from free-form sketches the artist did in Tokyo in 2012 while recuperating indoors from an illness, her new Biodiversity Series has a richly organic patternation that alludes to realism and teems with implications of environmental disruption. Exhibit Sponsor
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2013
Word Queen of Laughter, foil organza, wire and steel by Lesley
Dill, 2007. Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation, Los Angeles. |
December 15, 2013 - February 17, 2014
Under the Influence of Finance and Fashion: Selections from the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation The artists and works in this exhibition explore the relationship between economics and consumer culture and reveal the immense impact that socioeconomics has had on the art of the contemporary generation, as well as on our culture at large. This is especially important considering the recent financial crisis and the constant bombardment from the media on luxury, fashion and glamour. The mixed messages felt in the collision of class and culture proves that we are all under the influence of finance and fashion. |
HandMade (detail) , kiln-fired paint on glass by Susan Stinsmuehlen-Amend, 2013.
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September 8- November 24, 2013
Artists of "The Collection at Riverpark" a sampling of art by a selection of artists commissioned to created major public art installations for "The Collection at Riverpark," in Oxnard. Among the artists included are: Susan Stinsmuehlen-Amend, Michael Amescua, Frank Bauer, Frank Romero, Peter Shire, the team of Stephen Schafer and Tyson Cline. The exhibit highlights the artists' series of personal-scaled artworks that held the seeds for their large outdoor installations at “The Collection”, where fine art reshapes the dining and shopping experience. |
Fluorescences (detail), candy wrapper, paper and acrylic on
panel by Christine Morla, 2011. 
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June 9 - August 18, 2013
Christine Morla: Kaleidoscopic Gaze a series of mixed-media paintings that celebrates and reflects the diverse cultural landscape of Oxnard.Each piece consists of hundreds of two dimensional paper constructions that are adhered to a wood panel creating a larger image. The paintings are built by first collecting discarded, multi-colored packaging from Filipino snack foods. This serves as amaterials palette. The found papers are then cut into thin strips and meticulously woven together into geometric and floral shapes. Diffusion: Paintings of Blinding Light, Kevin Short
recent body of over thirty plein air paintings created on location along the shores of San Diego County and the Central Coast. Possibly his most abstracted plein air work to date with little reference to specific settings, these works concentrate on the squinting reflections and brilliant, white out effects of sunlight’s glare and glow. Beach light so intense it dissolves perspective and linkages between forms. Yet Short’s scenes strikingly convey the reality of looking into blinding light that we have experienced during a summer’s day at the beach. |
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March 10 - May 18, 2013
Edging Reason- Words an investigation of hand-painted words and phrases by Gary Lang Over 70 word paintings executed on paper and on panel will hang along and down the Museum’s walls interplaying with its Classical architecture. Most importantly, these words are coloristically and poetically crafted by Lang to appear almost like anagrams of his experiences of life’s quirks and phenomena. Words are used like paint to stimulate the formation of mental images. In all, the exhibit will be an enveloping encounter that engages visitors’ vision, hearing and thought. |
Grand Canyon, ink painting on paper by Zheng Baizhong, 2012.
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December 9, 2012 - February 17, 2013
Mountains and Sea: California in My Heart paintings by Zheng Baizhong The expansive landscapes of California, the Southwest, Tibet and the Himalayas are envisioned in traditional Chinese brush paintings by Zheng Baizhong. Professor Baizhong, President of the Academy of Chinese Painting, has resided in California and been a visiting lecturer at California State University Los Angeles and Sonoma State University. He has exhibited in: Chicago, Toronto, Seoul, Tokyo, Shanghai, Nanjing, Hong Kong, Taipei, and Los Angeles. Exhibit Sponsored by
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Traveler, oil on canvas by Michael Pearce, 2011.
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September 9 - November 18, 2012
Emblemata: Paintings by Michael Pearce Perfectly in harmony with the Carnegie¹s neo-classical architecture, Michael Pearce¹s dramatic allegorical paintings evoke a dreamlike world populated by people completely engaged in mysterious tasks. A master of glaze painting, his expansive paintings convey lightness and air, while remaining convincing as windows into an alternate universe. They invite interpretation, mystical reverie and attention. |
The Shallows - Leopard Shark with Garibaldi and Topsmelt,
oil on mounted canvas, 24" x 30" by David Gallup |
June 10 - August 19, 2012
David Gallup- Beneath the Surface: A Closer Look at Our Oceans Stemming from David Gallup’s six year study of the Channel Islands, the artist will open an exhibit of 40 new paintings focusing on the wildlife and the ocean upon which they depend in Beneath the Surface: A Closer Look at Our Oceans. In order to better understand and represent the Marine Sanctuary, Gallup learned to SCUBA dive at the end of that painting series and discovered another world of inspiration. The experience of being in the deep directly enveloped by its incredible marine inhabitants is the subject of this latest series painted over the past year. The underwater experiences vary in local from the Channel Islands to other rocky shores and intertidal zones along the Southern California coast such as Leo Carrillo Beach and Malibu. Rarely throughout art history has the undersea world been tackled and depicted by a fine art painter. |
Edward Ruscha, Malibu=Sliding Glass Doors, 1976, pastel on paper,
231/8 x 29 5/8 in. Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation, Los Angeles. |
March 4 - May 20, 2012
California Art Selections from the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation Frederick R. Weisman was a pioneering Los Angeles art collector whose rise as an important patron of the arts paralleled the emergence of the contemporary art scene in Southern California. Featured are works ranging from the 1960s to the present, including diverse movements such as California Pop Art, Hard-Edge Abstraction and Light and Space. |
The Raven, oil on canvas by Gail Roberts, 2010. Collection of Scott
and Susan Salka. |
December 11, 2011 - February 19, 2012
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 |
Andes, oil and flourescent enamel on canvas by Sean Anderson, 2011.
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September 11 -November 20, 2011
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. |
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June 12 - August 21,2011
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, Rick Stich, Adam Thorman, Daena Title, Roger Weik, Daniel Wheeler, John Wimberley, Peter Zokosky and others. |
January Light, acrylic painting by Marcia Burtt
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March 13 - May 22, 2011
A Luminous Land: Selections from the California Art Club Signature Artists 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. Exhibition Sponsored by Santa Barbara Bank & Trust |
Umbrian Dreams-The Consolazione, oil on canvas by Elisse Pogofsky-Harris, 2010.
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December 12, 2010 - February 20, 2011
Urban Scenes: Distinct but Related Photography by Robert Brown. Paintings and monotypes by Elisse Pogofsky-Harris |
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September 11-November 21, 2010
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 |
Ripples by Robert Engel, watercolor on paper, 2008. Collection of the Artist.
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June 13 - August 22, 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 |
Charles Arnoldi, Impound, 1985, acrylic and branches on plywood, 92 x 154 x 11in. Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation, Los Angeles.
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March 14 - May 23, 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. |
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December 13, 2009 - February 21, 2010
Homesick adj. unhappy or depressed at being away from home Feelings of displacement and nostalgic perceptions of home visualized in contemporary photography, painting and sculpture. Featuring the works of artists pursuing a bi-coastal existence: Malú Alvarez, Jeff Beck, Livia Corona, Jen Dessinger, Edward Doty, Amy Elkins, Stephanie Halmos, Federico Gutierrez Schott, Dennis Mcleod, Derick Melander , Brian Paumier, Kelly Reemtsen, Joaquin Trujillo, Sophia Wallace, and Anthony Zepeda Selections: Abroad etchings from the permanent collection by early 20th century Americanartists seeking views abroad, including Ernest David Roth |
Home Made Macaroni, Fuji Flex print, by Brian Paumier, 1998.
Handcrafted shadow box by Harold Stewart.
Handcrafted shadow box by Harold Stewart.
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September 12 - November 22, 2009
An American Aesthetic Identity: Through the Eyes of American Women Artists The Ann H. Bittl Collection of American Women Artists Exploring the contributions women artists have made to creating an American aesthetic identity from the colonial era up to 20th century postmodernism. Over fifty paintings, prints and sculptures by: Susan MacDowell Eakins, Laura Coombs Hills, Helen Hyde, Mary Jane Peale, Alice Neel, Niki deSaint-Phalle, June Wayne and more. La Femme Selected works from the permanent collection by California Women artists Face to Face portraiture in the permanent collection including work by Hiroko Yoshimoto and others |
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June 14 - August 23, 2009
A Long Hot Summer This exhibit of eco-realism, abstract painting and photography captures summer’s arid stretch across desert terrain, hillsides and urban environments. Highlighted in the exhibit are California artists whose art captures the effects of the sun’s unceasing shine. Works created in varying approaches are on exhibit by: Diane Best, William Dewey, ed freeman, Jane Gottlieb, Rebecca Hamm, and Wayne McCall. Also incorporated are selected works from the museum’s permanent collection, including a recently donated, major painting by Michael Dvortcsak of Ojai. Selections / Honoring Recent gifts to the permanent collection donated by Jackson Wheeler that honor the lives and contributions of friends and family. |
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March 15, - May 24, 2009
Bob Nugent: The Vital Layer A Drawing Retrospective With a forty year career overview of mixed media drawings, Bob Nugent is one of the few contemporary artists documenting the Amazon Rainforest for the past twenty-four years. He has been awarded a Tiffany Foundation Fellowship, NEA Individual Fellowship, Fulbright Travel Grant and California Arts Council Grant for his work in Brazil. The artist’s works are in the collections of the Oakland Museum of California, Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. |
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December 14, 2008 - February 22, 2009
Leo Politi: Capturing the Heart An exhibit of the early 1930's and 1940's works by distinguished Los Angeles artist and illustrator, Leo Politi, celebrating his year-long, statewide Centennial. Paintings are featured from the forthcoming monograph, Leo Politi, Capturing the Heart of Los Angeles. Alexey Steele : Quiet Steps of Approaching Thunder acquistion of a major drawing by this master of figurative murals, portraits and landscapes, whose mural drawings were previously exhibited at the Carnegie John Suttman: Sculpture trompe l'oeil metal sculpture and paintings by the Ventura-based artist Regalos: Gifts and Acquisitions of California Latino Art continues with works by Carlos Almaraz, Gronk, Fank Romero, Patsi Valdez along with new gifts by José Lozano and Roberto Gutiérrez |
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September 14 - November 23, 2008
Art for Wine Selections from the Imagery Estate Winery Permanent Collection Original art commissioned as wine labels for special releases of Imagery Estate wines from major contemporary artists on loan from the Benziger Family. Works by art luminaries: Gregory Amenoff, Robert Arneson, Charles Arnoldi, John Baldessari, LyndaBenglis, Pegan Brooke, Christopher Brown, Squeak Carnwath, PeggyCyphers, Roy DeForest, Marianela de la Hoz, Lesley Dill, Michael Dvortcsak, Don and Era Farnsworth, John Fraser, Walter Gabrielson, SamGilliam, April Gornik, Nancy Graves, Jane Hammond, Robert Hudson, KurtKemp, Mary LaPorte, Susan Laufer, Sol LeWitt, Hung Liu, Pam Longobardi, Joseph Maruska, Tim McDowell, Debra McKillop, Dann Nardi, John Nava, Gary Nisbet, Bob Nugent, Rafael Perea de la Cabada, Alexis Smith, StevenSorman, Robert Stackhouse, Jennifer Sturgill, Susan Walp, and Terry Winters Regalos: Gifts and Acquisitions of California Latino Art includes works by Carlos Almaraz, Gronk, José Lozano, Frank Romero,and Patssi Valdez The Metal and Airbrush Art of Arturo Rivas |
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June 7 – August 24, 2008
Surf Inspired Featuring contemporary paintings, photography and sculptures inspired by being in, on or below the California surf. Works by Bruce Barton, Bill Dewey, Robert Engel, R. Nelson Parrish, Hank Pitcher, Kevin Short, Jesse Simon, Susan Stinsmuehlen-Amend Rick Stitch, and Thomas Zikka. |
