What’s On Tap moves to Olvera Street (El Tranquilo Gallery)
August 24 - Sept. 29
Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday 11am - 3pm
Sunday, August 25th, 3 - 6 pm
Opening reception
Sunday Sept 29, 3 - 6pm
Closing reception with panel talk.
El Tranquilo – enter from 19 Oliver Street or from Mainstreet 630 Main, El Pueblo Los Angeles, CA 90012
Even in the modern era, communities in Los Angeles and around California face a variety of water challenges ranging from securing access to clean, affordable water, to contending with the reality of water supplies threatened by a changing climate. We'll explore these issues and our region’s ever-changing water story through an exhibit curated by Edith and Jolly de Guzman called What’s On Tap: LA’s Water Story…Source to Spigot.
Part curatorial and part installation,"Spectrum Gestalt” is a captivating exploration of color and form that brings together artists' works from various genres and mediums.
"Spectrum Gestalt" is a unique fusion of curatorial vision and artistic expression, inviting viewers on a multi-dimensional journey through a vibrant spectrum of color.
Opening reception July 20th, 5-8pm.
bG Gallery2525 Michigan Ave #A2, Santa Monica, CA 90404
July 20 to August 5.
60 Over 60: Lisa Tomczeszyn
Artists over 60 tell all... or almost. Or some things...
Be inspired and empowered.
“Water With A Side of Plastic”
“What’s On Tap: LA’s Water Story…Source to Spigot”
Curated by Edith and Jolly de Guzman
Avenue 50 Studio
131 N Avenue 50 90042
Studio July 13 to August 10.
Even in the modern era, communities throughout Los Angeles and California face a variety of water challenges, ranging from securing a water supply in a changing climate, to access to clean, affordable water.
The opening reception on Saturday, July 13th 4pm-8pm will include a not-to-be-missed panel discussion of movers and shakers in the water world. The discussion will be followed by a blind water tasting, when you’ll be able to decide for yourself how various brands of bottled water stack up against each other and tap water.
This programming is supported by the California Institute for Water Resources, and is presented in partnership with the University of California Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources, UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation, UCLA Water Resources Group, Los Angeles Center for Urban Natural Resources, US Forest Service Region 5, and Arroyo Arts Collective.
LISA TOMCZESZYN
WATERCOLOR ON PAPER
JULY 1ST - AUGUST 30TH 2024
Hastings Branch Library. 3325 E Orange Grove Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91107
The Spring Invitational
May 11th - June 16th 2024
The Makery 260 S. Los Angeles St, LA, 90012
Saturdays and Sundays Hours 12 - 6 PM or by Appointment
Arroyo Arts Collective Presents
Aperire :: April
The AAC invites you to experience an assembly of 48 artists, ranging from emerging to well established.
Curated by Susan Savory
Exhibition: April 4 – 28, 2024
The Makery, 260 S. Los Angeles St, LA, 90012
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays
Hours 12 - 6 PM
SEEN / UNSEEN
Solo Show New Work Lisa Tomczeszyn
Painter Lisa Tomczeszyn explores light and shadow in the chemistry
between sunlight and atmosphere.
Avenue 50 Studio
Arroyo Arts Collective Blue Wall Alcove
December 2nd Opening reception 3pm – 6pm
December 30th Closing Reception 3pm – 5pm
131 N Avenue 50 Los Angeles, CA 90042
Highland Park / Northeast Los Angeles
Sunday – Thursday 2pm – 5pm
I spend time in the natural world observing light. I paint from memories of these experiences. Often what is expressed on the paper is as much a representation of the physical world my eyes see as it is a reflection of the emotions experienced in observation of Nature’s beauty.
“The Ghost Trees of Lake Waco” watercolor on paper 25” x 40”
Sturt Haaga Gallery
Shape+Form
Shape and form are two of the basic elements of art. By definition, shape is an enclosed area of space, form is a three-dimensional shape. Simple enough, until an individual becomes involved. An artist transforms these simple geometric or organic building blocks into something artistic and lyrical.
The jurors were Meher McArthur (art historian and curator) and Mollie White (Gallerist, Mollie White Gallery).
GALLERY HOURS AND ADMISSION
Hours: 10 am to 4 pm daily.
Admission: Free with admission to the Gardens.
November 10th Opening reception and awards presentation, 3 to 5:00pm
Jan. 28, 2024: Exhibition closes
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION PROGRAM
The Sturt Haaga Gallery presents three exhibitions per year of contemporary artists’ work that responds to and elucidates nature, natural processes and communities, ecology, biology, botany, horticulture, garden design and history, and other subjects relevant to its botanical garden setting. Exhibitions are typically group shows of work responsive to a curatorial theme or idea proposed by the Descanso Gardens Curatorial Advisory Committee, consisting of garden staff, trustees, and art experts from the surrounding community.
Each exhibition usually includes a specially conceived education or enrichment activity for children.
Funding for the gallery came entirely from private, community sources. With a lead gift of $2.1 million from Heather Sturt Haaga and Paul G. Haaga, Jr., of La Cañada Flintridge, additional funding was provided by The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation of Los Angeles, Georgianna and Paul Erskine of Pasadena, and a number of additional individual and foundation supporters.
Significant funding for programming in the Sturt Haaga Gallery has been provided by Richard Carlson and Erin Maclean Culley of Los Angeles; the Ralph M. Parsons Foundation; Mindy and Gene Stein of La Cañada Flintridge; Heather and Paul Haaga; and the Pasadena Art Alliance.
December 10th - 30th
'Beloved Planet' is organized by Southern California Women's Caucus for Art in partnership with The Makery. We call her 'Mother Earth' because, like a mother, she provides us with shelter, nourishment, and safety. Also like a mother, she needs all the caring and support we can give her. This exhibition focuses on images of love and appreciation for our sacred planet. We love the beauty of her varied surfaces and brilliant skies, as well as the plants and animals adorning them. And we know that we must not hurt that which we love.
The exhibit will be juried by art historian, critic, and curator, Betty Ann Brown. Brown received her Ph. D. in the History of Art in 1978 and joined the Cal State University Northridge faculty in 1986. Her research and teaching have ranged from the ancient--Precolumbian Art of Mexico--to contemporary. Her most recent exhibition ('Sages' at MOAH) honored artists who have had long careers of both teaching and creating art.
The Makery
260 S Los Angeles,Street Los Angeles,CA 90012
“Salt Marsh #9” watercolor on paper 12” x 16”
Enter The Goddess
The gods have had their time... it is high time for the goddesses to take center stage! Celebrate the Divine Feminine at the Los Angeles Makery
Curated by A. Laura Brody, founder of of Opulent Mobility.
The Los Angeles Makery in Little Tokyo 260 S. Los Angeles St, LA, CA 90012
Show runs September 3- September 28, 2023,
Opening events: Sunday, September 3 from 1-4 PM
https://shoutoutla.com/meet-lisa-tomczeszyn-fine-artist/
July 2023 Interview with Shout Out La 
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January 2023 Interview with Voyage LA
The “ARTwork” Exhibit at Encino Terrace Gallery
Encino Terrace Center 15821 Ventura Blvd 91436
Within::Without Windows to an Inclusive Future - an outdoor group installation/ exhibition 15 artists site installations. Curated by: Jolly + Edith DeGuzman
Orignal musical compostions accompanying each artwork by Shoshona Ben-Horin
The Ontario Museum of History & Art, Associates Presents the 12th Biennial Ontario Open Art Exhibition.
Ontario Museum of History & Art
225 South Euclid Avenue
Ontario, California 91762
We The People:Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
We the People: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
February 02, 2023 – April 16, 2023
The Ontario Museum of History & Art and guest curators, Riea Owens and Dr. Patricia Jessup-Woodlin present, We the People: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. This juried exhibition delves into the significance of the Preamble and unpacks the nuances of the phrase “We the People”, its imperfections, complexities, and present day interpretations.
SEEING RED
Shelley Heffler Contemporary Art
68845 Perez Road,
Building H Studio 14
Cathedral City, CA 92234
https://www.scwcaexhibitions.org/seeing-red-697519-291072.html