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Apr 05, 2013

George Gallery

The following article on The George Gallery appeared in the March/April, 2013 issue of Artillery magazine. A Women's Place at a Gallery Named George

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Apr 04, 2013

Santa Ana Artists Village

Santa Ana Artists Village was created in the 1990's when this downscale area became a hotbed of artistic energy. Artists Cheryl Bookout, Chris Burden,

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Apr 03, 2013

Jon Serl

Jon Serl (1894-1993) was an outsider artist, an unschooled painter who created primarily primitive works while working outside the mainstream art world.

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Mar 29, 2013

Contemporary Art Dialogue is Increasingly About Feelings, and Actions...

Contemporary Art Dialogue is about more than beautiful objects, images, poetry or music. It is taking paper, words, sounds, color, light, forms and transforming these into artworks that resonate within us. Contemporary art inspires, stimulates, provokes us, can help us understand...

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Mar 13, 2013

Joost de Jonge

Joost de Jonge is a deeply intuitive painter, a creator of large colorful abstract canvasses, filled with organic, flowing forms that are often responses

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Mar 05, 2013

Art A Fair

Art-A-Fair describes itself as The Finer Arts Festival. It is also the most international summer art event in this upscale beach community In a town

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Sep 18, 2012

Josh Agle

Josh Agle or Shag, celebrates conspicuous consumption in his artworks. His stylish paintings, called lowbrow art by some, recall 50s and 60s pop culture, ads and cartoons.

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Sep 14, 2012

Online Art Gallery

The online art gallery proliferates on the Internet. Every week, we see more websites and blogs devoted to this model.

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Sep 14, 2012

Art and Wine

Art and wine have been intertwined in the visual arts, literature, music, theater and mythology for millennia; they have given each other their raison d'être...

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Sep 14, 2012

Tony DeLap

Tony DeLap may be the best-known unknown artist in Southern California. Mention his name to art connoisseurs abroad, and you're likely to hear about his numerous critical accolades and worldwide reputation.

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Sep 10, 2012

Irvine Museum

The Irvine Museum is a center for the preservation and appreciation of California Impressionism. Here, paintings evoke an earlier, more bucolic era in Southern California.

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Aug 03, 2012

Graffiti Street Art

The term Graffiti Street Art was created in cyberspace, not by artists or taggers, but by numerous people searching for information about Graffiti and Street Art on the Internet.

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May 09, 2012

Ken Auster of Laguna Beach Paints Expressive Pictures of San Francisco

Ken Auster, Laguna Beach artist, paints expressive pictures of San Francisco.

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May 03, 2012

Chitra Ramanathan

Chitra Ramanathan, an abstract artist, creates brightly colored paintings that evoke flowers blooming in the spring

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Dec 08, 2011

Weegee at MOCA is Part of Pacific Standard Time Initiative

Photographer Weegee with Naked Hollywood show at MOCA was an early paparazzi and performance artist.

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