Tag Archives: The Eisner Foundation
News from ACE/121: “The Art Spirit” Closes Friday
The Art Spirit Closing Event Friday, November 8th 6-9 PM 121 N. Kenwood Street (entrance via YMCA on Louise) Glendale, CA 91206 This Friday, please join artists Alex Babajanyan, Laura Brody, Avo Krtikashyan, and Zan Khan, and the students of the … Continue reading →
News from ACE/121: “Art Spirit” Opens, Continues through 11/8
ace/121 Gallery opens exhibition of resident Alex Babajanyan featuring work by resident Avo Krtikashyan ace/121 Gallery’s newest exhibition is a celebration of the importance of art education from a young age and the viability of pursuing a career as an … Continue reading →
News from ACE/121: “The Art Spirit” Opens Friday 9/27
Opening Friday, September 27th@6-9pm The Art Spirit curated by ACE/121 resident Alex Babajanyan featuring the work of residents Avo Krtikashyan and Alex Babajanyan and artists A. Laura Brody and Zan Khan Visit the new ace/121 Gallery website to learn more! … Continue reading →
News from Tavarua: Extra Point Appreciation Dinner
“Trust your impact” is a quote that rings true to The Extra Point crew. At Tavarua Senior Apartments in Carlsbad, CA, the young Extra Point volunteers serve dinner to residents once a month. But at the 2nd annual Appreciation/Back to … Continue reading →
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News from Pac Arts: “Not a Still Life” Opens August 1st
EngAGE presents “Not a Still Life” featuring art work by San Diego Impact Artist, Heather Meglasson For more information, contact Helene Weinberg: HeleneEngage@gmail.com (562)436-0700 Heather Meglasson – Artist Statement: In my Impact Studio, grunge metal plays loudly. I pull on the … Continue reading →
News from ACE/121: “Glendale Out” Reception Photos
GlendaleOUT is a multi-venue LGBTQIA based event in collaboration with local chapters of Gay Straight Alliance in the Glendale Unified School District. The opening on June 1st was a wonderful intergenerational celebration. Exhibiting artists included local elementary, middle, and high … Continue reading →
