Chemers Gallery and the Tustin Art League* present
Viewpoints: Orange County All Media 2013
Juror: Mary Aslin
Artist Reception April 27th 5:30 - 8:00p
Show continues through May 11th
Special judges walk through with Mary Aslin, Sat May 4th, 2pm
Visit our website to preview the artwork today!
Visit our website to preview the artwork today!
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| Corona del Mar Tide Pools, acrylic on board by Ian Montelongo |
Chemers Gallery is busy transforming into a slice of orange...Orange County, that is! With the help of 40 different professional and amateur artists and one very thoughtful and considered juror we present close to 80 unique viewpoints of Orange County from north to south!
Mary Aslin takes her role as judge seriously - she spent over 3 contemplative hours at Chemers Gallery yesterday choosing the prize winners, which will be announced during the artist reception on Saturday, April 27th. In addition to Mary's choices, the Enderle Center is awarding their own prize!
Come during the day on Saturday to enjoy the Enderle Center Spring Swing, featuring the live music of the Laguna Swing Society from 1-4pm. Grab some dinner and then join us for the Viewpoints artist reception from 5:30-8:00pm!
Chemers Gallery and the Tustin Art League have once again teamed up to bring you their annual juried show of professional and amateur artists from around southern California. You may remember our annual Scenes of Tustin show, and this year that same show has become Viewpoints: Orange County All Media. For our 6th annual exhibit, we stepped up the competition by expanding the scope of the show to all of Orange County. The response was tremendous, and we received more applicants than ever before - over 130! Mary Aslin had the difficult task of selecting almost 80 pieces to showcase.
We're so excited to see the growth of this show over 6 years. We know this show will be our best to date!
Viewpoints Orange County All Media 2013 brings you familiar images of the Orange County area from both professional and non-professional artists. Artworks range in medium from oils, watercolor and pastel to photography, mixed media and encaustic.
Come on in to discover a new favorite vista or two and meet the artists at the opening reception Saturday, April 27th from 5:30 - 8:00 pm. If you can't make it that evening, you can still catch the show through May 11th. Don't forget to put May 4th on your calender, too, for a special judges walk through with Mary Aslin at 2pm!
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| Laguna Light, oil by April Raber |
Participating Artists
Professional:
Roger Bennett | Janet Bludau | Gobind Boyes | Jean Choi | Dana Cooper | Katie Costello
William Crawley | Barbara Davidson | Rick Delanty | Dori Dewberry | Nancy Egan
Jacki Long | Christine McCowan | Ian Montelongo | Erich Neubert | Jonde Northcutt
Rita Pacheco | Janel Pahl | Pamela Panattoni | Lori Quarton | April Raber
Pete Roberts | Sharyn Sakimoto | John Sawyer | Albert Stanchfield | Victoria Templeton
Kim VanDerHoek | Carolyn Westfall | Jim Wodark
Amateur:
Robert Ball | Marci Cortese | Lou Henkel | Carolyn Hoffman | Michelle Howard
Janis Hunter | Gerrie Karczynski | Marsha Lindsey | Judy McCoy | Shelby Montelongo
Sandra Morrison | Max Ollendorff | Beverly Weber-Fow | Kathleen Williams | Eric Wolff
*The Tustin Art League (TAL), a Tustin Area Council for Fine Arts (TACFA) program, is an organization of visual artists whose purpose is to provide a venue for information, exposure, and growth of each member artist and to focus their talents in an effort to enhance the visual arts within the community to enrich and energize citizens of all ages. For more information about TAL, please visit their blog.
Stay tuned for updated information as we get closer to the artist's reception!
A special thank you to Enderle Center for helping to sponsor this exhibit!
*The Tustin Art League (TAL), a Tustin Area Council for Fine Arts (TACFA) program, is an organization of visual artists whose purpose is to provide a venue for information, exposure, and growth of each member artist and to focus their talents in an effort to enhance the visual arts within the community to enrich and energize citizens of all ages. For more information about TAL, please visit their blog.
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