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Stephen Mirich Featured in American Artist Magazine January 2010
January 2010: Fellowship with other artists and strong ties to the land and sea in his area have strengthened the artwork of Southern Californian artist Stephen Eugene Mirich.
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Jeremy Lipking-Unthinkable Beauty Article in American Art Collector June 2010
June 2010: "As he talks with fellow artsits, collectors and lovers of fugurative art, Jeremy Lipking has decided that while devotees of supposed high art need a sort of conceptual idea or theory to validate a certain work of art, realism stands alone because it is inspired completely by the visual medium it occupies."
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Peter Adams Featured in Shanghai-based “Focus Magazine” June 2010
Contemporary American artist Peter Adams was born in Los Angeles on August 27, 1950 and received his training at Art Center College of Design, Otis Art Institute, and Institute de …
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Alexey Steele Featured in American Artist’s Workshop Magazine Summer 2010
Summer 2010: Filled with an amazing array of paintings, plaster casts, props, and artifacts, it looks and feels like an Old Master atelier transported into the 21st century. Sponsored by California Art Club Master Artist Workshop. Written by Michael Zakian, Ph.D., Director, Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art at Pepperdine University.
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Tim Solliday Featured in Pasadena Star News June 18, 2010
June 2010: Tim Solliday displays artwork in the upcoming Exhibition, "Preserving Southern California's Coastline" at American Legacy Fine Arts Gallery in Pasadena.
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Scott W. Prior Featured in May 2010 Issue of Southwest Art Magazine
May 2010: "This is one of those paintings that took me awhile to finish, meaning that I had to put it away to let my brain marinate on it..."
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Christopher Slatoff Featured in Hometown Pasadena Magazine April 2010
April 2010: "Christopher Slatoff looks like a sculptor, standing over six powerful feet tall, with a cherubic yet introspective face framed by a shaggy, graying coif, he's somewhere between Michelango's David and Moses."
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Bela Bacsi: Made Men, sculptors who revisit the classic male form in stone and bronze
July 2007: The figure in Bela Bacsi's "Driver of the Wheel" falls back into a circle of soft fabric belying the fact that the entire work is Italian marble. The solid corporeality of the figure and the flexibility of the fabric are entirely believable and invite us to suspend our disbelief.
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Bela Bacsi: Building on a Legacy
July 2007: Members of the California Art Club are carrying on a legacy. They were descendants of the California Impressionist movement and are working to promote and expand their heritage.
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Alexey Steele Article in Fine Art Connoisseur Magazine Jan/ Feb 2010
January/February 2010: "Steele has gone on to make a big impression with his "Russian maximalism", which blends the draftsmanship, ambitious compositions, and symbols of the classical tradition with a cool palette and palpable naturalism derived from the Moscow school."
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