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Bela Bacsi Featured in Sculpture Review Magazine Fall 2011 Issue
Béla Bácsi uses humor as an invitation to engage his sculptures. While some contemporary art can seem intimidating or esoteric to the viewer, Bácsi’s humor often suggests a kind of …
Continue Reading »Michael Obermeyer Interviewed by Southwest Art Magazine May 2012 Issue
Describe your studio: My studio is in a complex of art studios about a mile and a half from the beach in Laguna Canyon. There’s a trailhead for the Laguna …
Continue Reading »Scott W. Prior Featured in American Art Collector December 2011 Issue
Scott W. Prior pays homage to the small farms, ranches, and orchards that were far more prevalent in California not too long ago, as well as those that remain today, …
Continue Reading »Peter Adams Painting Appears in Art of the West Magazine Winter 2011 Issue
This is a big year for the California Art Club—and a big year for art lovers. The club will be celebrating its 100th anniversary with a series of art exhibitions …
Continue Reading »Scott W. Prior in Southwest Art Magazine November 2011 Issue
New paintings by California painter Scott W. Prior are on view at American Legacy Fine Arts this month in a show titled Recollections of Rural California. The collection of landscape …
Continue Reading »Jove Wang Featured in Plein Air Magazine Summer 2011 Issue
We all have our favorite places in the world, but can artists show them to us in new ways? During a recent painting trip to Europe, Jove Wang challenged himself …
Continue Reading »Peter Adams on Front Page of Pasadena Star News for USC Commission to Paint ’14 Stations of the Cross’ August 1, 2011
Spending the night locked in Jerusalem’s ancient Church of the Holy Sepulchre, with a light attached to his head, was just one way artist Peter Adams prepared to compete for …
Continue Reading »Daniel W. Pinkham Featured in Southwest Art Magazine, August 2011 Issue
Tell us about your studio and its history. The studio is an exact replica of a 16th-century Romanesque Italian chapel. It was built in 1924 by Frank Vanderlip, president of …
Continue Reading »April 10, 2011: Elaine Adams Interviewed by Los Angeles Times
A century ago, the California Art Club was launched by a handful of European emigrés and plucky Americans who decided to make creativity their calling. In those days, being an …
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