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Peter Adams and Jeremy Lipking in Southwest Art Magazine’s 40 Prominent People in the Western Art World May 2011 Special Edition

Distinction: The club has made significant contributions to the revival of interest in traditional, representational painting and sculpture. What has been the biggest change you’ve seen in the art world …

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Peter Adams Featured in Southwest Art Magazine April 2011 Issue

The California Art Club has brought attention and respect to the genre of realist art. The story is now part of California Art Club lore, often repeated and well known …

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Jove Wang in Pasadena Scene Magazine February 2011 Issue

The delight is in the details in Jove Wang’s paintings. For example, compare two at his plein airs from his travels in Italy: “Morning in Venice” shows a boat moored …

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Peter Adams Featured in Plein Air Magazine Spring 2011 Issue

Peter Adams is known for painting dramatic scenes illuminated by intriguing combinations of natural, reflected, and artificial light. These subjects often require him to conduct extensive research and develop plein …

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Pinkham Mirich et.al. Featured Plein Air Painting Magazine February 2011

After years of friendship, this group of California painters—who share a passion for recording the beauty of the Palos Verdes Peninsula—decided to come together to help preserve the land that …

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Jove Wang Featured in American Artist Magazine January 2011

Jove Wang believes that life experience fuels the creative process and influences an artist’s vision more than any other factor. Raised in China—where he trained at the Jilin School of …

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September 2010: Bela Bacsi Wins Award for Outstanding Work
Jeremy Lipking Featured in Fall 2010 Issue of Korean Magazine Trans Trend

Christopher Slatoff Featured in Los Angeles Times

Christopher Slatoff makes art that’s meant to last an eternity — bronze sculptures that grace churches and museums across L.A. and beyond. Hector Calderon makes art that can disappear from …

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