February 26-April 29, 2012
With a mixture of passion and bold energy, Mexican-American artist Victor Hugo Zayas (b. 1961) presented his expressionistic paintings of figures, landscapes, and cityscapes, and linear, abstract sculptures in Mi Obra.
February 26-April 29, 2012
The Southern California art scene exploded with artistic innovation and social change post-World War II.
June 10 — October 7, 2012
Laguna Art Museum kicked off its contemporary art program ex·pose with an exhibition of works by Peter Bo Rappmund (b. 1979).
May 29 — October 28, 2012
On the upper level of the museum was a selection of works from the permanent collection featuring artists who were included in the seminal 1959 exhibition Four Abstract Classicists at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
June 10-October 7, 2012
Modern Spirit and the Group of Eight provided a fresh perspective on the art and culture of the 1920s in Los Angeles.
June 10 — October 7, 2012
Clarence Hinkle is one of the most accomplished American painters you probably never heard of.
October 30, 2011 — January 22, 2012
UC Irvine was a hotbed of creativity and experimentation in the 1960s and early ’70s, a hub of innovation where exceptional teachers such as Tony DeLap, Robert Irwin, and Vija Celmins taught talented students like Alexis Smith, Chris Burden, and Nancy Buchanan.
June 12 — October 2, 2011
Isamu Noguchi (b. Los Angeles, 1904; d. New York, 1988) is an internationally celebrated Japanese-American artist and designer.
June 12 — October 2, 2011
Emergence examined two series of works by Lita Albuquerque: Red Pigment Paintings and Beekeeper.
February 27-October 9, 2011
Landscape and Figuration from the Collection featured exemplar twentieth century works from the permanent collection ranging from impressionism to modernism.
