Category Archives: Art/Architecture
Animator Richard Williams at Motion Picture Academy
Richard Williams, 80, is best known for serving as animation director on Disney/Amblin‘s Who Framed Roger Rabbit and for his unfinished feature film The Thief and the Cobbler. He was also a film title sequence designer and animator; his most famous … Continue reading
David Hockney at the de Young in San Francisco
The survey at the de Young Museum, “David Hockney: A Bigger Exhibition,” runs through January 20. The show features over 300 artworks made since 2002, including some Yorkshire landscapes from his enormously successful 2012 exhibit at the Royal Academy of Arts along with other … Continue reading
“The Brewery: Where Art Lives” – World’s Largest Artists Colony is in Los Angeles
The Brewery Arts Complex is located northeast of downtown, off the 5 Freeway at the Main Street exit. A functional brewery from 1897 through 1979, the Brewery Art Complex began its second life in 1982 when the city of Los … Continue reading
November 10th: “Arts Generation” Art Show at LBSAC
Join us in Long Beach, CA, for “Arts Generation” An artful celebration of creativity at the Long Beach Senior Arts Colony! The show features local artists of note such as Slater Barron, John Montich, Kimberly Hocking and Don Llewellyn, along … Continue reading
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Authors Natalie Goldberg and Julia Cameron Are Inspired by New Mexico
“Long known as the first and second home to more than its fair share of creative types, New Mexico has also been the home, haven, and muse of two of the world’s leading teachers of the creativity process. Both Natalie … Continue reading
Hy Snell, 94, Legally Blind Painter
“Hy Snell doesn’t know much about this Internet thing that’s turning him into a national sensation. At age 94, he’s a great-grandfather who is almost blind. He lives at Menorah Park Center for Senior Living in Beachwood (Ohio), and uses … Continue reading
Artists Ilya Kabakov and John Baldessari
Ilya Kabakov and John Baldessari, two octogenarian artists who are without doubt two of the most significant figures of their generation, were brought together by Garage Centre for Contemporary Culture for a memorable, standing-room only event at the Central House of the Artist in Moscow, … Continue reading
