Celebrating the Heritage and Practices of Traditional Fine Arts Worldwide
Exhibitions
Welcome to California
Welcome to California features small works of iconic images of the Golden State, from pristine landscapes and seascapes to figurative works and still lifes. The exhibition concludes on Friday, January 29. All artwork is framed and available for acquisition. See Terms of Sale.
Art enthusiasts who purchase $500 of artwork from the exhibition will receive a gift certificate for a complimentary one-year membership at either the Associate Artist or Patron level for a new member. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of these works will benefit the organization’s arts educational programming. This exhibition was made possible, in part, by a grant from the Cultural Affairs Division of the City of Pasadena.
Opening day for the exhibition, Sunday, November 29, is being celebrated as the first Artists Sunday, a nationwide event encouraging consumers to shop with artists and craftsmen. It’s like Black Friday, but for art. More information can be found here.
Carmel, "While visiting the Carmel Mission, we chanced upon a wedding, with the wedding party and guests in the courtyard being entertained by a mariachi band!"
Antelope Valley, "Poppy fields have long been a popular subject for California artists; so, it is a little surprising that I only did my first poppy field painting about a year ago when commissioned by a neighbor. Most of my work is restrained in color, so it was a fun challenge to use notes of pure color from the paint tube and still achieve a soft atmospheric effect. I enjoyed painting it so much that I created several more poppy field paintings with In the Poppy Fields being one of them."
