Art Lovers
Places We've Been & Things We've Seen
2016 Events
BUS TRIP TO THE
WHITE HOUSE RESTAURANT & BOWERS MUSEUM
Tuesday, December 20, 2016
9:30 am Meet at Overflow Lot for 9:45 am Departure
11:15 am Lunch and Installation of 2017 Officers
1:30 pm Docent Tour - Bowers Museum
BOWERS MUSEUM Exhibits:
SEEN & UNSEEN: PHOTOGRAPHS BY IMOGEN CUNNINGHAM
VIRGIN OF GUADALUPE: IMAGES IN COLONIAL MEXICO
Anaheim White House Restaurant
September 20
Michelle Montjoy
LUX Visiting Artist
Michelle Montjoy is an artist based in Oceanside, California. Using historical influences and contemporary practices in drawing, textiles and sculpture, Michelle’s work embraces both the physical processes of making and the art object itself.
Ms. Montjoy teaches bookmaking and printmaking at Lux.
- See more at: https://www.luxartinstitute.org/artists/michelle-montjoy/#sthash.7AYg7pxn.dpuf
There will be no Meeting in August
July 19th 2016
OCEANSIDE MUSEUM OF ART
A Docent Tour of two exibits:
Love Letters In Metal:
Jewelry By Svetozar And Ruth Radakovich
California Fibers: Eclectic Threads
March 15
1:00 p.m. Mykonos Room
Ocean Hill's own
Lois Byrne
Lois Byrne, artist and resident of OHCC, will be the featured speaker at our next meeting on Tuesday, March 15 at 1:00 p.m. in the Mykonos Room. Lois developed a love of painting as a young child. She describes her life as a painter as a continual exploration of media and techniques and most importantly the evolvement of what gives her the most pleasure and personal satisfaction. She does not paint to please others or to sell her work. She began painting in oil then moved to watercolors and then to acrylics. She gradually transitioned from realism to the abstract. Her current paintings use just three primary colors and are painted on canvas or masonite. Lois has exhibited her work at local artisan galleries which she has always preferred over commercial galleries. At our meeting, Lois plans to give OHCC “closet artists” tips on showing their work and learning from criticism.
February 16 – Movie George Stuart, Historical Dolls
1:00 p.m. Mykonos Room
Fifty years of communicating history through art and entertainment.
Artist, Historian, Entertainer
For more than fifty years George S. Stuart has been capturing the essence of history's most famous and infamous personalities. Rarely have art and history been melded so exactly in works of such breathtaking realism. See also this recent magazine article (pdf).
To date, he has created more than four hundred Historical Figures that have been exhibited in the Smithsonian and private collections.