Carnegie Art Museum update for Jan. 17 — Upcoming Programs

Saturday  – January  19
10:30 am-12noon              ages 7-11

Express and create while exploring the tools artists use to build works of art from line to texture and everything in between!  Each session offers a unique art lesson in which young artists are introduced to a different element of art, technique and medium inspired by the artwork currently on display of Luther Gerlach and Karen Kitchel.

Saturday, January 19 – Cyanotypes

Students get a lesson in composition and an antique photo printing process. Children utilize natural objects to make the final images.

$10    Reservations and prepayment required / space is limited. Click here to learn more.

Mary Kay Rummel and Holaday Mason

Saturday, January 19                                                                   Readings begin at 6 pm                                                               $5 / members and students free

Organized by Phil Taggart & Hosted by Marsha de la O

Plus guest CSUCI student poet Madison Ortiz.

This event is supported in part by Poets and Writers and CAM Cornerstones.

Reservations appreciated 805.385.8254 or info@carnegieam.org

Instructor:  Kathleen Kaller
Wednesday, February 6
6-7:30 pm
$30 / $25 members discount

Join us to create one of a kind valentines using Suminagashi- The Japanese Art of Marbling.  Using brushes, we will float special inks on the surface of water and create original prints on paper.   You will leave this workshop with a new skill and unique valentines for your loved ones.   This is a special craft and enjoyable for all. No prior art experience necessary! All supplies included.

Reservations and prepayment required / space is limited. Click here to register.

Saturday, February 9, 2019
noon- 3 pm

Experience a fun afternoon of art!  Family Day at the Carnegie Art Museum offers creative looking activities in the museum galleries, hands-on art projects: mixed media valentine, line color cutouts, recycled landscape  and much more.  Families with children of all ages and abilities are welcome.  Materials are provided.

??No reservations required and admission is FREE for the whole family.

on view through – February 17, 2019

recent landscape paintings by Karen Kitchel

This work re-frames traditional landscape imagery. Mischieviously beautiful, the paintings are made of asphalt emulsion, tar, wax, shellac, and powdered mineral pigments on canvas.  They are dirty, seductive, and imperfect. 

ARTIST’S GALLERY TALK   – Karen Kitchel                                  Thursday, January 24     6 pm     $5 / members free

Reservations appreciated 805-385-8254 or lhoran@carnegieam.org

image: Karen Kitchel © 2016 Waterway #8 (Lake Casitas), asphalt emulsion, tar, wax, powdered pigments, shellac/canvas; 50″x50″ courtesy the artist.

In the aftermath of the 2017 Thomas Fire, Luther Gerlach turned his camera on the destruction and regeneration spanning Ventura county, using chemical elements gathered from the landscape to bring the power of these natural forces to life.

ARTIST’S GALLERY TALK   – Luther Gerlach                                Thursday, January 31     6 pm     $5 / members free

Reservations appreciated 805-385-8254 or lhoran@carnegieam.org

image: Skeletal Remains, unique silver gelatin print by Luther Gerlach, 2018.

Boys & Girls Club of Oxnard & Pt. Hueneme National Arts Competition Local Exhibit

January 17-20

Showing in Carnegie’s Cellar Gallery 1st place winners in all art media including photography by 1st place winners of B&GC’s Image-makers program.

COLOR FLOW
February 1 -March 3, 2019

ANDY LEPE’s recent geometric abstract paintings created during his guest artist studioship on exhibit along with other of  his works.

Reception
Friday, February 1   5:30-7:30 pm      free admission

Click here to learn more…

Community Partners: New West Symphony – Fiesta Media Sponsor

The Cultural and Community Services Department is committed to providing a wide range of exceptional programs, services, and events that encourage and promote a full, enriched, and active life.
The Cultural and Community Services Department divisions include:

• Oxnard Public Library
• Recreation and Community Services
• Oxnard Performing Arts and Convention Center
• Carnegie Art Museum