Past Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
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George Hurrell: Laguna to Hollywood
February 24-May 19, 2013
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George Hurrell: Laguna to Hollywood features a selection of the glamour photographer’s images from 1925 to 1940, mostly from the museum’s permanent collection. Hurrell photographed movie stars and many of the early artists of Laguna Beach. -
ex·pose: allison schulnik
February 18-April 28, 2013
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Allison Schulnik shows the same relish for visceral and surreal imagery throughout her work, whether paintings, sculptures, or clay animations. Her work is haunting, mournful, and beautiful all at once. -
ex·pose: macha suzuki
Macha Suzuki’s installations conveyed a sense of narrative that was strangely familiar, highly attractive, yet also dark and disruptive.
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Clarence Hinkle
Laguna Art Museum presented a retrospective of the work of Clarence Hinkle, an early twentieth-century artist who radiated the spirit of modernism.
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Modern Spirit and the Group of Eight
Modern Spirit and the Group of Eight provided a fresh perspective on the art and culture of the 1920s in Los Angeles.
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Abstract Classicists
A selection of works from the museum’s permanent collection featuring work from six abstract classicists.
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ex·pose: peter bo rappmund
Working mainly in film, video, photography, and sound, Peter Bo Rappmund showed several photographs for the first time and three films in his ex·pose exhibition.
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The Postwar Era: From the Collection, 1945-1980
Inspired by the Getty’s region-wide initiative Pacific Standard Time: Art in L.A. 1945-1980, Laguna Art Museum explored its own permanent collection to reveal important and timely works from California artists.
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Victor Hugo Zayas: Mi Obra
Victor Hugo Zayas: Mi Obra featured paintings and sculptures created by contemporary Mexican-American artist Victor Hugo Zayas.
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Best Kept Secret: UCI and the Development of Contemporary Art in Southern California, 1964-1971
Best Kept Secret brought together the work of seminal UCI artists from 1964-1971, drawing connections between their work and contextualizing it in light of other developments in California and in the rest of the nation.
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