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January 22, 2016
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Westmont College
Alumnus Wins Prestigious National Award
T
HE SMITHSONIAN’S NATIONAL PORTRAIT
GALLERY (NPG) has recognized
Westmont alumnus Joel Daniel Phillips
(2011) for his submission to the Outwin
Boochever Portrait Competition, the most
prestigious portrait competition in the United
States. Phillip’s portrait,
Eugene #4, a 6-foot-tall
charcoal and graphite
on paper, is one of seven
chosen to win a prize at the
opening awards on March
10th. More than 2,500 artists
submitted portraits for the
triennial, juried exhibition,
which awards $25,000 to the
Joel Daniel
Phillips
first-prize winner as well
as a commission to create a
portrait of a living individual for the museum’s
permanent collection.
Eugene #4 will be included in the exhibition
at the Smithsonian’s NPG from March 12th,
through January 8th, 2017. It will then travel
to four host museums across the country from
February 2017 through August 2018.
Eugene #4 by Joel Daniel Phillips will be on
display at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait
Gallery
Colegio Westmont
Ex Alumno gana un premio nacional prestigioso
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A GALERÍA NACIONAL DE RETRATOS DEL SMITHSONIAN (NPG) ha reconocido al
ex alumno de Westmont Joel Daniel Phillips (2011) por su participación en la
Competencia del retrato Outwin Boochever, la competición de retratos más
prestigiosa de los Estados Unidos. El retrato por Phillip, Eugene #4, un dibujo
hecho con carbón y grafito sobre papel que mide 6 pies de altura, es uno de los siete
elegidos para ganar un premio en la ceremonia de apertura que tendrán lugar el 10 de
marzo. Más de 2,500 artistas presentaron retratos para la trienal, exposición con jurado,
que otorga $25,000 para el ganador del primer premio así como una comisión para crear
un retrato de un individuo vivo para la colección permanente del museo.
Eugene #4 será incluido en la exhibición de la Galería Nacional de Retratos del
Smithsonian desde el 12 de marzo, a través del 8 de enero, 2017. Después, viajará a
cuatro museos a través del país desde febrero 2017 hasta agosto 2018.
GALLERIES
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STUDIOS
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MUSEUMS
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PUBLIC
PLACES
Compiled by Jeanette Casillas
Architectural Foundation Gallery
Bella Rosa Galleries
ArtAMO Gallery
B.J. Stapen Studio
Street Scene Daydream by Jen Zahigian-Thru Feb 18 • 229 E Victoria •
Tu-Fr 10-2pm • 965-6307.
In Contrast II: Bothne & Cox-Thru Jan 31 • 11 W Anapamu • Tu-Su 12-5pm
• 568-1400.
Art, Design & Architecture Museum, UCSB
California 101: Art From The Collection • Lucille Lloyd: A Life in
Murals • Stars and Candy Wrappers, Artist in Residence: Stephen
Westfall-Jan 23-May 1 • The Art of Colonial Latin America- Thru May
1 • UCSB Campus • We-Su 12-5pm • 893-2951.
Artiste Gallery (Los Olivos)
Wine art by D. Bayless; J. Brown; C. LoCascio; A. Luongo; C. Nelson;
C. Perez; S. Quartly; D. Talerico; C. Watanabe • Ongoing • Daily 105pm • 2948 Grand Av, Studio E • 686-2626.
Art & Soul of Santa Barbara
Local fine art and jewelry • 1221 State St #7 • Tu-Sa 11-8pm; Su 115pm • 722-5054.
Art From Scrap Gallery
The Coming Out Party-Jan 23-Mar 5 • 302 E. Cota St • Tu-Fri 11-5pm, Sa
10-4pm • 884-0459.
Arts Fund Gallery
Artists’ Ball-Thru Jan 30 • South County Sampler-Feb 5-Mar 26 •We-Fr
12-5pm, Sa by Appt., Su 11-4pm • 205 C Santa Barbara St • 965-7321.
Atkinson Gallery
Ed Inks Has Left the Building-Jan 29-Mar 25 • SBCC East Campus,
Humanities Building Rm 202 • Mo-Th 10-7pm, Fr-Sa 10-4pm •
965-0581x3484.
Rock & Roll Photography by Amber Paresa-Thru Jan 31 • 1103 State St
• Mo-Sa 11-6pm, Sun 11-5pm • 966-1707.
California Plein Air Paintings • By Appt • 705-5427.
Cabrillo Pavilion Arts Center
City Employees Exhibition-Thru Jan 29 • 1118 E Cabrillo Blvd • MoFr 9-5pm • 897-1983.
Captured Spirit Photography
Geologic Survey by Jim Stoicheff & Stacey J. Byers • By Appt. • 1213
State St, Suite F • 770-2862.
Carpinteria Arts Center
Imaginations-Thru Feb 29 • 855 Linden Av • Th-Mo 10-4pm •
684-7789.
Casa Dolores
BANDERA WARE - from Revolution to Republic • Roger Brown Garden
installation-ongoing • 1023 Bath St • Tu-Sa 12-4pm • 963-1032.
CASA Gallery
Sacred Trees-Thru Jan 29 • Mo-Fr 9-5:30pm • 23 E. Canon Perdido
St • 965-6448.
Channing Peake Gallery
American Institute of Architects, Santa Barbara Design Awards
Exhibition and Reception-Feb 1-Apr 22 • 105 E. Anapamu St • Mo-Fr
8-5pm • 568-3994.
Churchill Jewelers & Gallery
Work by Ruth Ellen Hoag and Tom De Walt-ongoing • 1015 State St •
Mo-Sa 10-5pm • 962-5815.
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January 22, 2016
Los Olivos Café
Splendors of the Central Coast-Thru Mar 3 • 2879 Grand Av • Daily
11:30-8:30pm • 688-7265.
City Hall Gallery
Ray Strong: Shared Vision/Common Ground -Through Feb 18, 2016 •
735 Anacapa St • Mo-Fr 8-5pm, closed alternate Fridays • 568-3994.
Corridan Gallery
Taking a Wider View by Karen Fedderson-ongoing • 125 N Milpas •
Tu-Sa 11-5pm • 966-7939.
Crimson Holiday @ La Cumbre Plaza
Holiday gift gallery with handcrafts by local artisans-Thru Jan 31 •
121 S. Hope Ave (next to Tiffany & Co) • Mo-Fr 10-8pm, Sa 10-6pm,
Su 11-6pm • 453-4897.
Cypress Gallery (Lompoc)
Paintings, Photographs, & holiday gifts by local artists • 119 E
Cypress Ave • Tu-Su 12-5pm • 737-1129.
Distinctive Framing ‘n’ Art
Santa Barbara Gems by Chris Potter-ongoing • 1333 State St • Mo-Fr
10-6pm, Sa 10-5pm • 882-2108.
Divine Inspiration Gallery Of Fine Art
Cuba by Elite Henenson on view at AFS Gallery through March 5th.
Life Is Art, Life Is Divine, Life Is Love by Pedro De La Cruz-Thru Feb 26
• 1528 State St • Tu-Sa 12-5pm • 962-6444.
Easton Gallery
Art From Scrap in collaboration with Art Without Limits (AWoL) is showcasing
the work of Art Without Limits Emerging Artists. An opening reception will
take place on Saturday, January 23rd, from 5 to 8pm at the AFS Gallery. Featured
artists include Cecily Stewart, Satpreet Kahlon, Isaac Welsh, Sol Hill, Elite
Henenson, Leanna Thompson, Ash Robinson, Dan La Bellarte, Derrick Curtis,
Si Jie Loo, and Shauna Murphy.
Gallery Artist Group Show-Feb 5-May 1 • 557 Hot Springs Rd • Sa-Su
1-5pm • 969-5781.
Cuba por Elite Henenson se encuentra a la vista en la Galería AFS hasta el 5 de marzo.
Nihonmachi Revisited • Memorias y Facturas • Ceramics
Rediscovered • Ongoing • $5/$4 • Daily 10:30-4:30pm • 123 E
Canon Perdido St • 965-0093.
Art From Scrap en colaboración con Art Without Limits (AWoL) esta exhibiendo
las obras de arte de los artistas emergentes de Art Without Limits. Una recepción
de apertura se llevará a cabo el sábado, 23 de enero, desde las 5 hasta las 8pm
en la Galería AFS. Los artistas destacados incluyen a Cecily Stewart, Satpreet
Kahlon, Isaac Welsh, Sol Hill, Elite Henenson, Leanna Thompson, Ash Robinson,
Dan La Bellarte, Derrick Curtis, Si Jie Loo, y Shauna Murphy.
Santa Barbara Museum of Art
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Curator’s Choice Lecture: Keith F. Davis
Elizabeth Gordon Gallery
A. Martin, S. Belassen, R. Mault, A. Moreno Valdes, C. Mudgett, M.
Andrew Allen, J. Heaton, S. Daane Chesnut, D. Oatway, & C. PrimackOngoing • 15 W Gutierrez St • Mo 11-2pm, Tu-Sa 11-5pm, Su
11-3pm • 963-1157.
El Presidio de Santa Bárbara
Elverhøj Museum (Solvang)
East to West: the Kimono Series by C. Wood- Thru Jan 24 • The
Evolving Perspective by Joe Knowles-Jan 30-Apr 17 • 624 Elverhoj
Wy • We-Th 1-4pm, Fr-Su 12-4pm • 686-1211.
Faulkner/SB Public Library Galleries
Central: SB Sculptors Guild • East: Text & Texture by Jean Demro •
West: Prints by Holly Sherwin-Thru Jan 29 • 40 E Anapamu St • MoTh 10-7pm, Fr-Sa 10-5:30pm, Su 1-5pm • 962-7653.
Featured artist: Seraphine; L. Anne Dollison, L. Alvarez, J. Merit, C.
Paterson, R. Doehring -Thru Jan 30 • 1114 State St, #8 La Arcada Ct •
Mo-Sa 11-4pm, Su 1-5pm • 965-6611.
Gallerie Silo
The lecture is Free for SBMA Members/$10 Non-Members/$6 Senior Non-Members. Reserve or
purchase tickets at the Museum Visitor Services desks, or online at tickets.sbma.net.
Given to the Light by Susan Savage-Thru Jan 29 • 2050 Alameda Padre
Serra, #100 • Mo-Fr 9-5pm • 563-8820.
Discurso del Curador de arte: Keith F. Davis
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N CONJUNTO CON LA PUBLICACIÓN 2015 DEL MUSEO DE ARTE DE SANTA BÁRBARA
Magia Natural: Impresiones en papel salado en América del Norte, Keith F. Davis
dará un discurso sobre uno de los primeros inventos de la fotografía: la impresión
en papel salado el jueves, 28 de enero, desde las 5:30 hasta las 7:30pm en el
Auditorio Mary Craig del Museo de Arte de Santa Bárbara.
La investigación de la relación entre las identidades nacionales y la fotografía, Davis
analiza los fotógrafos estadounidenses pioneros que empleaban el proceso reproducible
a los mediados del siglo 19. Davis es el curador principal de fotografía en el Museo de
Arte Nelson-Atkins. Es autor de varias publicaciones emblemáticas sobre la historia de
la fotografía, tal como Los orígenes de la fotografía americana, así como la introducción a
Magia Natural.
El discurso es gratis para los miembros del museo /$10 para los que no son miembros/$6 para
personas mayores que no son miembros. Reserve o compre su entrada en los escritorios de servicios
para visitantes del Museo o por internet en tickets.sbma.net
Dawn/Dusk-Thru Mar 20 • 517 Laguna St • Th-Su 1-5pm • 962-5588.
MCASB Satellite @ Hotel Indigo Santa Barbara
Magic Mountain- Thru Jan 31, 2016 • 121 State St • 966-5373.
Mediterranee Antiques and Art, Carpinteria
Contemporary, vintage and antique paintings. California Plein Air.
Representing local artist since 2002. • ongoing • 500 Maple Av #5 •
Tu-Fr 11-4pm or by Appt • 695-0910.
MichaelKate Interiors & Art Gallery
Click-Thru Feb 15 • 132 Santa Barbara St • Mo-Sa 10-6pm, closed
We, Su 11-5pm • 963-1411.
Mitchell Estate Art Gallery
Group Show II-Thru Mar 31 • 110 Powers Ave • Su 9-5pm & By Appt
• 568-1700.
Montecito Aesthetic Institute
Lifelines by RT Livingston & Francine Kirsch-Thru May 11 • 1150 Coast
Village Rd, Suite H • Mo-Fr 9-5pm • 565-5700.
Museum of Contemporary Art SB
Aikido Dream by Tam Van Tran • Bloom Projects: Appearance
Preserving Simplification by Michael DeLucia- Thru Feb 21 • Tu-Sat
11-5pm, Su noon-5pm • 653 Paseo Nuevo • 966-5373.
Museum of Ventura County
Duets: Pairing the Art of Instrument Makers and Fine Art-Thru Apr 3 •
Tu-Su 11-5pm • $1-$4 • 100 E. Main St • 653-0323.
Ojai Art Center
Painting in the Light by Joyce Huntington-Thru Feb 3 • 113 S.
Montgomery St • Tu-Su 12-4pm • 646-0117.
Ojai Gallery 353
CA Plein-Air paintings in architectural setting • 353 Montana Rd • By
Appt. • 798-0010.
Onward Art & Design
Assemblages by Ron Robertson-ongoing • 1233 State St • Tu-Sa 115pm, Su 12-4pm • 324-4337.
Pacifica Graduate Institute
Mythic Threads: Art, Healing, and Magic in Bali-ongoing • 801 Ladera
Ln • Daily 8am-10pm • 969-3626 x103.
Palm Loft Gallery
Nature’s Music-Jan 23-Feb 28 • 410 Palm Av, Loft A1, Carp • Fr-Su
11-6pm • 684-9700.
Gallery 113: (SB Art Association)
N CONJUNCTION WITH THE 2015
SANTA BARBARA MUSEUM OF
ART PUBLICATION Natural Magic:
Salted Paper Prints in North
America, Keith F. Davis will lecture
on one of the first inventions of
photography: the salted paper print
on Thursday, January 28th, from
5:30 to 7:30pm in SBMA’s Mary
Craig Auditorium.
Investigating the relationship
between national identities and
photography, Davis discusses
the pioneering American
The “Harvard,” ca. 1861 by George Kendall Warren.
photographers who employed the
Hand-painted salted paper print. Wilson Centre for
reproducible process in the midPhotography,11:1279.
to-late 19th century. Davis is the
Senior Curator of Photography at
the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. He is the author of a number of iconic publications
on the history of photography, such as The Origins of American Photography, as well as
the introduction to Natural Magic.
Museo de Arte de Santa Bárbara
Marcia Burtt Studio
Fire on the Desert– A new American Landscape by Steven De Pinto-Thru
Feb 5 • 118-B Gray Ave • Fr-Su 12-5pm & By Appt. • 640-5570.
Gallery Los Olivos & Guild Room
All Member Show-Thru Feb • Guild Room: SY Valley Arts AssociationThru Jan 31 • 2920 Grand Av, LO • Daily 10-5pm • 688-7517.
The Gallery Montecito
New works by Huang Huan, Eros Zhao, & Loree Rodkin • Work by Dalva
Duarte-ongoing • 1277 Coast Village Rd • Daily 11-6pm • 969-4600.
Good Cup Cafe
Work by Sue Slater-Thru Mar 11 • Daily 8am-8pm • 918 State St •
252-0912.
Goleta Valley Library
GVAA-Thru Jan 27 • Mo 12-6pm, Tu-Th 10-8pm, Fr-Sa 10-5:30pm,
Su 1-5pm • 500 N Fairview • 964-7878.
Gone Gallery
No Man’s Land-Through Jan 30 • Fr-Su 12-5pm • 219 Gray Ave •
637-1424.
GraySpace Gallery
Abstractions: 2 Women Artists-Thru Feb 28 • Fr-Su 12-5pm • 219
Gray Ave • 886-0552.
Harris & Fredda Meisel Gallery
Friends & Family exhibit-Thru May 13 • CRH, 2415 De La Vina St • Mo-Fr
9-9pm, Sa-Su 10-5pm • 687-7444.
Hospice of Santa Barbara, Inc.
JadeNow Gallery
Jade carving, sculpture, and jewelry-ongoing • 14 Parker Way • SuTh 9-6pm, Fr-Sa 10-7pm • 845-4558.
James Main Fine Art
RECEPTIONS & EVENTS
Friday, January 22nd, 6-7pm
Arts Fund Gallery - Artist Talk
Let’s Talk About Balls
Friday, January 22nd, 5-7pm
Harris & Fredda Meisel Gallery
Friends & Family exhibit
Saturday, January 23rd, 5-8pm
Art From Scrap Gallery
The Coming Out Party
Saturday, January 23rd, 5-7pm
Palm Loft Gallery
Nature’s Music
Saturday, January 23rd, 11am-1pm
Dos Pueblos Engineering Academy Dedication
New landscape & art installation unveiling
Elings Center for Engineering Ed., 7266 Alameda Ave, Goleta
Sunday January 24th, 3:30-5pm
Elverhøj Museum (Solvang)
Talk & Reception: Art of the Kimono by Kathleen Graves
Wednesday, January 27th, 6:15pm
Goleta Valley Library - Juror Talk
with Rick Stich
Thursday, January 28th, 5:30-7:30pm
SBMA Curator’s Choice Lecture
with Keith F. Davis / Free-$10
Friday, January 29th, 4-6pm
Atkinson Gallery
Ed Inks Has Left the Building
Saturday, January 30th, 3-5pm
19th & 20th Cent American & European fine art & antiques • 27 E De La
Guerra St • Mo-Sa 12-5 • 962-8347.
Carpinteria Arts Center
Jewish Federation of Greater SB
Saturday, January 30th, 4-6pm
Organic Matters-Jan 31-Feb 23 • Portraits of Survival • Upstanders:
Courage in the Face of Evil • ongoing • 524 Chapala St • Mo-Th 95pm; Fr 9-3:30pm • 957-1115.
Karpeles Museum & Manuscript Library
Velociraptor-permanent exhibit • Photography & Computer Graphics
by John Herd-Thru Apr 30 • Photography by Murray Hidary-Thru
Feb 28 • 21 W Anapamu • We-Su 12-4pm • 962-5322.
Kathryne Designs
Colin C. Cooper, Ira Yeager, K. Elsey, E. Freudenstein, G. Ray, K. Snyder, &
C. Simon • 1225 Coast Village Rd • Daily 10-5pm • 565-4700.
Library of Congress Ira Gershwin Gallery (Los Angeles)
Grand Illusion: The Art of Theatrical Design-Thru Feb 2016 •
Walt Disney Concert Hall, 111 S Grand Ave • Call for more info •
323.850.2000.
Imaginations
Elverhøj Museum (Solvang)
The Evolving Perspective by Joe Knowles
Sunday, January 31st, 1-4pm
Jewish Federation of Greater SB
Organic Matters
Sundays, 10am-dusk
SB Arts & Crafts Show
Cabrillo Blvd (State & Calle Puerto Vallarta) 897-1982
Thursdays, 3pm-dusk
Carpinteria Creative Arts Show
800 Block of Linden Ave, 291-1957
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Atkinson Gallery
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“I’ve always enjoyed building things and sculpture
lended itself to working with my hands. I’ve loved and
embraced the process,” Inks noted.
In his 37 years of teaching – 25 years at SBCC – Inks
has taught art to elementary students all the way through
graduate students.
never before seen works.
“I loved teaching the younger kids, but it wasn’t as
“I was born into a generation of artists whose education
fulfilling as teaching students at the college level
was grounded in the simple, reductive forms
where you can challenge them enough for them to
of Minimalism, but also influenced by the
push back,” Inks explained. “Being a teacher also
irreverence of neo-dada,” explained Inks. “I
pushes me. I can’t teach if I’m not trying things
choose to create works that have multiple
out myself.”
meanings and levels of experiences. My work
Inks has always been involved in art
suggests an ‘everyday’ simplicity, through
politics, serving on boards, attending
complex narrative associations, along with
art commission meetings, etc. “I have
rhythmic, whimsical forms.”
always been actively involved to remind
Inks developed an interest in art at an
the community that we (artists) are
early age. He knew he wanted to become
here! Sadly, I feel that we have
an artist after he won a $5 prize for
moved away from enriching our
a drawing that he did of George
art culture in Santa Barbara and
Washington in the third grade. After
we need to embrace it more. We
that he drew more.
need more public art and more
“In Pennsylvania we didn’t have access to
access to art classes,” he related.
art classes in school until senior year in high
Inks looks forward to
school, so I used the money that I made
retiring and moving to
delivering newspapers to pay for
his three acre property
private painting classes,” he recalled.
in Nevada City with
As a child, Inks also played in his
his wife Andrea where
parent’s back yard building animals
he plans to continue
out of snow. “I guess I always wanted
his creative and artistic
to be a sculptor, but I didn’t know it
journey.
was an actual thing. It wasn’t until
Hot Seat, 2012 by Ed Inks. 11" x 10" x 10", Cast Bronze.
“We will be building
I took my first sculpting class my
a studio so that I can
sophomore year in college.”
continue to work as an artist as well as do other things that
Soon Inks exchanged his paint brush for a chisel.
we have always wanted to do, but just never had the time
His first sculpture made from marble took him a
for – farming, gardening, raising chickens, breeding dogs,
year to carve. When he was “introduced” to artist
etc.,” Inks concluded.
Henry Moore, Inks was so enthralled by his talent
Atkinson Gallery is located in the Humanities Building Rm 202 on
that he traveled all over to see Moore’s sculptures
the East Campus of SBCC at 721 Cliff Dr. For more info visit
and along the way learned to carve stone in Italy.
Ed Inks Has Left the Building
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By Jeanette Casillas / CASA
PASSION FOR ART, ESPECIALLY SCULPTURE,
LED ED INKS TO A REWARDING CAREER AS
AN ARTIST AND AS A TEACHER. As SB City
College (SBCC) prepares to bid farewell
to its longtime faculty member, Atkinson Gallery
will feature his work in a retrospective exhibition,
Ed Inks Has Left the Building. An opening
reception is planned for Friday, January 29th
from 4 to 6pm.
“I am proud and honored that I was asked
to show my work,” shared Inks, a 3D Design
and Sculpture Professor, retiring at the end of
Ed Inks
May. “This exhibit will give the community an
opportunity to come see my work one last time
before I leave Santa Barbara.”
Ed Inks Has Left the Building features 15 sculptures
ranging in size from three inches to about seven feet high
made from brass, lead, aluminum, and steel. Photographs
of his larger public art pieces such as Musical Chairs
installed at Westmont College and Not Yet Full at SBCC
will be incorporated into the exhibit. The work spans from
2007 to the present with a couple recent,
Tickled Pink, 2012 by Ed Inks. 10" x 20" x 20", Cast aluminum
Peregrine Galleries
Early American & CA Paintings & Bakelite • 1133 Coast Village Rd • MoSa 12-5:30pm, Su 11-4pm • 969-9673.
Pine Trader (Summerland)
SB Museum of Natural History
Curiosity Lab • Plains Indian Beadwork and Regalia from the
Anthropology Collection; Moorpark Southern Mammoth; Magic Planetongoing • Daily 10-5pm • $5-$8 • 2559 Puesta Del Sol • 682-4711.
Works by D. Bowery, J. Boswell, S. Dal Pozzo, R. Kelleher & K. Lemke
• ongoing • 2345 Lillie Av • Mo-Sa 11-5pm Su, 12-5 • 845-2618.
Santa Barbara Tennis Club
Porch: Vault Gallery
Slingshot: an Alpha art forum
Work by Lindy Kern & Marilee Krause-Thru Jan 28 • 3823 Santa
Claus Ln • Mo-Sa 9:30-5:30pm, Su 11-4 • 684-0300.
Portico Gallery
Sansum Clinic Lower Level Gallery
Iconic rock n’ roll photography by Norman Seef -ongoing • 1221 State
St • Sa-Th 6pm-1am; Fr 5pm-1am • 962-7776.
Santa Barbara Arts
100 GRAND • The Winter Salon-Thru Jan 31 • Nicole Strasburg: 50/50Thru Feb 28 • 11 E Anapamu St • Daily 10-5:30pm • 730-1460.
The Art of Ballet II by Malcolm Tuffnell-ongoing • Mo-Fr 8-5pm • 317
W. Pueblo St • 898-3070.
Art by local artists • 1114 State St #26 • Daily 11-6pm, Su 1-5pm • 884-1938.
SB Historical Museum
Alexander F. Harmer-Thru Feb 8 • The Story of SB-Ongoing • 136 E De
La Guerra • Tu-Sa 10-5pm, Su 12-5pm • 966-1601.
SB Maritime Museum
Tattoos & Scrimshaw: the Art of the Sailor-Thru Aug 31 • Wives and
Daughters: Keepers of the Light • Point Conception Lighthouse Lens •
Tragedy at Honda-ongoing • Daily 10-6pm, closed Weds • $7/$4 • 113
Harbor Wy • 962-8404.
SB Museum of Art
Interventions: Cayetano Ferrer -Thru Mar 13 • Geometry of the
Absurd: Recent Paintings by Peter Halley-Thru Feb 21 • Looking In,
Looking Out: Latin American Photography-Thru Mar 20 • The Visionary
Photomontages of Herbert Bayer, 1929-1936 • Degas to Chagall:
Loans from The Armand Hammer Foundation and the Collection
of Michael Armand Hammer • Visions of Modernity: 20th-Century
Japanese Woodblock Prints-ongoing • 1130 State St • Free Admission
through Apr 16, 2016 • Tu-Su 11-5pm, Th 11-8pm • 884-6423.
SANTA BARBARA ART SCENE
ART & CULTURAL EVENTS
Abstract-Thru Feb 5 • Daily 10-9pm • 2375 Foothill Rd • 682-4722.
Encounters by Jeff Working-Thru Jan 31 • Artwork by Alpha Resource
Center Artists-ongoing • Mo-Fr 9-4:30pm • 220 W. Canon Perdido St
• 770-3878.
CA Plein Air Landscapes & art classes • 1235 Coast Village Rd • MoSa 11-5pm • 695-8850.
gallery.sbcc.edu
SOhO Restaurant
Sullivan Goss: An American Gallery
Susan Quinlan Doll & Teddy Bear Museum
Largest collection of dolls & teddy bears • 122 W. Canon Perdido St •
Fr-Mo 11-5pm • 730-1707.
Tom de Walt Art Studio
Black, Among Other Colors (L) and Raising the Bar (R) by Jo Merit is on view at Gallery 113.
UCSB MultiCultural Center
Color: Bold + Simple, an exhibition featuring some of her newest works that explore the
interaction of color and texture, is on view through January 29th.
Oil paintings of the California Coast • 211 W. Gutierrez St, Studio 10 •
By Appt • 722-0660.
From the Hill and Beyond by Malik Seneferu- Thru Mar 18 • UCSB
Campus • Mo-Th 8-10pm, Fr 8-5pm • 893-8411.
Village Frame & Gallery
CA Landscape Artists & Antique Prints • 1485 E Valley Rd • Mo-Fr 95pm, Sa 11-4pm • 969-0524.
Volentine Family Gallery (SB Zoo)
Animal Artwork by Edward “Ted” McToldridge -Thru May 5 • 500
Niños Dr • Daily 10-5pm • Free with Zoo admission ($12-$15) •
962-5339.
B.J. Stapen
contemporary oil paintings
www.bjstapen.com • 805-705-5427
Black, Among Other Colors (I) and Raising the Bar (D) por Jo Merit se encuentra a la vista en la
Galería 113.
Color: Audaz + Simple, una exhibición de algunas de sus obras más recientes que
exploran la interacción de color y textura, se encuentra a la vista a través del 29 de enero.
wall space Gallery
Americaville by Carl Corey-Feb 5-Mar 26 • 116 E. Yanonali St, C-1 •
We-Sa 11-5pm, Su 12-5pm & By Appt • 637-3898.
Hedy
Price Paley
Contemporary Art
687-6173
MORNINGSTAR
STUDIO
Waterhouse Gallery
New paintings by Ovanes Berberian • Representing the finest figurative
& landscape painters in the U.S. & California • ongoing • 1114 State St
#9 La Arcada Ct • Mo-Sa 11-5pm, Su 11-4pm • 962-8885.
Westmont Ridley-Tree Museum of Art
Barbizon, Realism, and Impressionism in France-Thru Mar 19 •
Downtstairs Gallery: 16 Hands: Floyd County Potters, Virginia-Thru
May 7 • 955 La Paz Rd • Mo-Fr 10-4pm, Sa 11-5pm • 565-6162.
Whistle Stop Gallery
Ruth Ellen Hoag • We-Su 10-4pm & By appt • 220 W. Canon Perdido,
Suite D • 689-0858.
Wildling Museum
Prints from Land & Sea-Thru Mar 21 • Legacy and Loss-Thru Feb 1 •
Museum Store: Artwork by K. Gleason-Thru Jan 25 • Mo, We, ThFr 11-5pm, Sa-Su 10-5pm • 1511-B Mission Dr, Solvang • 688-1082.