Carnegie Art Museum update for July 30

These art exploration classes help kids explore the tools artists use to build works of art from line to texture and everything in between.  In each session, students are introduced to one or two building blocks and a different technique inspired by the current exhibit(s) on display. Students will then create their own art using the tools they learned.

10:30 am- noon   ages 7-11

$24 / $19 members per 3 class session or $10 per session

click here to learn more and reserve your spot today! For more information
call 805.385.8171.

 

The Carnegie Art Museum advanced classes for youth ages 11-17 provide time to develop ideas and skills, create a portfolio-appropriate artwork, and share ideas with other like-minded students.  Advanced Building Blocks of Art workshop include photography, sketching and painting.

2 – 4 pm

$30/$25 members per three class sessions or $12 per single class

click here to learn more and reserve your spot today! For more information
call 805.385.8171.

The Book Club meets monthly to discuss books inspired by the current exhibition.

Thursday, August 17

6 pm  

$5 / members free

Swing Time by Zadie Smith

Love to read but can’t make the discussion meetings? Read with us and follow us on Twitter to join the discussion.

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Medusa’s Garden, watercolor on paper by Gary Brewer, 2013. Gift of the Artist.

GROWING THE COLLECTION

Since acquiring California Art to build a permanent Collection began in the 1920s with penny donations from citizens of Oxnard, donations of museum quality art from Art Collectors and Artists have been a main avenue of its growth. This summer some excellent donations have been contributed that will be highlighted over the coming weeks.

Medusa’s Garden,- donated by the artist Gary Brewer

Gary Brewer whose hyper-real coral reef imagery is on exhibit currently in Soluble Power, has generously donated an amazing take on watercolor. It is in fact the first of the series done in 2013 and was the first he created after turning back to watercolor from a long hiatus. Its title is a reference to the Classical myth of the origin of red coral which was originally found on the coast of Italy.

My paintings depict the vivid intensity of life, and say something about the unknowable through its forms, forms that have been shaped by evolution and vast epochs of time….

The enormity of this mystery of which we are a part exceeds the limits of our minds and the five senses that we have been graced with.
 Gary Brewer.

 click here to visit Gary Brewer’s website.

 

JULY |  THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS DONORS

New Member

Joann Reenan

Donors  / Membership Renewals

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cabral

Mrs. Patricia Herman

Ms. Marie Hogue

Ms. Joanne Julian

Ms. June Lawrence
Mr. Larry Lytle

Ms. Joyce-Lynn Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Millican
Karen Kitchel

Mr. Michael F. Rohde

Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Roscoe

Ms. Bernice Wolf

 

CLOSING EXHIBITIONS

Soluble Power

contemporary approaches using the medium of watercolor in SoCal Art

featuring the watercolor work of:

Gary Brewer

Gail Faulkner

Joanne Julian

Mona Neuhaus

Paul Pitsker

Doug Shoemaker

Selections

watercolors from the permanent collection

through August 20

CAM STUDIO GALLERY

Help contribute to Carnegie while building your own  art collection from the new shows at CAM Studio Gallery!