California Art Club
Pasadena, CA
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Scenes of the Pacific
December 5 - March 4, 2001
The California Art
Club Gallery, a nonprofit art gallery located at the historic Old Mill in
San Marino, presents its latest exhibition, Scenes of the Pacific,
from December 5 through March 4, 2001. On view are many interpretations
of California's magnificent coastline and the great ocean that California
shares with Asia.
Each of the ten featured artists presents
a uniquely personal vision of this meeting of land and sea. Artists Anita
Hampton and David Jonas, working along California's Central Coast, portray
the area's untouched rocky coastline and still waters on quiet mornings.
Painters Paula Bacinski and Marcia Burtt capture in oil on canvas the blue
Pacific off the Santa Barbara Coast and inviting beaches begging for a stroll.
Ruo Li and Calvin Liang record the ever changing yet constant tide, while
Ray Roberts and Peter Adams focus on the way bright light from the setting
sun plays on dark waters. In particular, artists Stephen Mirich and Eric
Merrell depict the coves and cliffs of Pales Verdes, a treasure to preservationists.
(left: Ray Roberts, Coastal Rocks, Laguna, oil, 20 x 24 inches)
Despite such diversity of style and perspective, each artist
paints with a common passion - the need to preserve the natural beauty of
the Pacific and the California coastline.
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Each of the ten featured artists presents
a uniquely personal vision of this meeting of land and sea. Artists Anita
Hampton and David Jonas, working along California's Central Coast, portray
the area's untouched rocky coastline and still waters on quiet mornings.
Painters Paula Bacinski and Marcia Burtt capture in oil on canvas the blue
Pacific off the Santa Barbara Coast and inviting beaches begging for a stroll.
Ruo Li and Calvin Liang record the ever changing yet constant tide, while
Ray Roberts and Peter Adams focus on the way bright light from the setting
sun plays on dark waters. In particular, artists Stephen Mirich and Eric
Merrell depict the coves and cliffs of Pales Verdes, a treasure to preservationists.
(left: Ray Roberts, Coastal Rocks, Laguna, oil, 20 x 24 inches)