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John Ferritto
"Photography by John Ferritto"
January 27 - March 7, 2010
Artist's Reception:
Friday, January 29, 2010
5 - 8 pm
A diverse assortment of fine-art photographs taken over the last decade reflecting a full range of subjects, perspectives, color and abstraction.
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2009 First Place Winner:
Aaron Dadacy of Oxnard College in front of his winning mixed-media piece "Slaughter House"
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Buenaventura Art Association's
4th Annual
Collegiate Student
Art Competition
March 10 - 28, 2010
Reception & Awards:
Friday, March 12
5 - 8 pm
Our annual scholarship for art students attending Ventura County colleges and universities. Over $3500 in scholarships will be given away.
Winners
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6am Coos Bay
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Phyllis Solcyk
“By Land and By Sea”"
March 31 - May 9, 2010
Artist's Reception:
Friday, April 9, 2010
5 - 8 pm
Phyllis Solcyk’s fine paintings are composed of soft and attentive details, finished with an exquisite glow of mastery. Her realistic compositions include pristine Tall Ships, Coast Guard Cutters, Tugs, Fishing Boats and Seascapes.
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After the Storm 2
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Ron Zolkover
“Golden Days and Starry Nights”
May 12 - June 13, 2010
Artist's Reception:
Saturday, May 15, 2010
5 - 8 pm
"I just returned from a beautiful December Sunday morning painting session in La Jolla Canyon, Point Mugu. The day was crisp and sunny. Yesterday was dreary and rainy, but I never mind the wet days…Spring is around the corner. Sounds very optimistic in these days of economic melt down and H1N1. I am a native Californian. Although, I am not pleased at the over population and development, there are still many places you can find the unspoiled beauty of our state. My paintings reflect my impressions of my surroundings. Most of my paintings are done plein air and are spontaneous and true to the moment. If you look closely some contain plant and insect remnants. The larger works are done primarily in the studio where I can focus on the color and composition without changing light and climate."
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El Nino at Pierpont
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Kay Zetlmaier
"Land and Sea,
Our Beautiful Coastline"
June 16-July 11, 2010
Artist's Reception:
Friday, June 18
5 - 8 pm
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Smoke Wave
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David Orias
"Reflecting on Waves"
July 14 - August 8, 2010
Artist's Reception:
Friday, July 16, 2010
5 - 8 pm
Water is colorless. And yet, it can take on the colors of the light that is shown through it or reflected upon it.
In Southern California, we are blessed with a beautiful coastline. Every day, waves generated sometimes thousands of miles away breaks upon our shore. No two waves are exactly alike. Approaching the shore, they rise from the surface, crest and then extinguish themselves on the sandy or rocky shore. As soon as one disappears, another is there to take its place in this endless cycle of nature. Photographing at dawn, using slow shutter speeds and camera motion that moves with the wave, he tries to catch the shape of the wave and the light that reflects off its surface creating lasting impressions of a subject that we often take for granted.
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Missing You
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Mary-Jo Murphy
"Whimsical Wags...
Where Art Meets Bark"
August 11 - September 5, 2010
Artist's Reception:
Friday, August 13
5 - 8 pm
Have you ever looked into the eyes of a furry or feathered creature and imagined that they were just about to speak to you? Their body language tells you that they understand something important that could make the world or your view of it more compassionate and joyful.
"What?" you say, but they remain silent.
Their voices are not limited by words.
Their wisdom remains unspoken but not uncommunicated.
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Luanne Perez
"A Sense of Place"
September 8 to October 10, 2010
Artist's Reception:
Friday, September 10
5 - 8 pm
Driving through Ventura County, I ask, “Isn’t this a beautiful place in which to live?” Resoundingly, I hear, “Yes, it is!” So it follows that I paint what to me is noticeable, pleasing to the eye and something that expresses the attractive, the recognizable, and the familiar. I paint with warm watercolors using strong notes of pure pigment. My work is complete when I see that it has A SENSE OF PLACE.
Join me for the Reception, Friday, September 10th, 2010, from 5-8. Come to the Gallery any day it is open, September 8 through October 10, afternoons Wednesday through Monday, 12-5. Personally, I plan to be there often. Owning an original work of art by a local artist is exciting and will always be a reminder of the amazing beauty around us.
LuannePerez.com
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Rika Dancing
by Ed Miller
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Summer
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Go Figure:
A Celebration of the Human Form
Open Competition for 2D & 3D
September 8 - October 10, 2010
Artist's Reception:
Friday, October 8
5 - 8 pm
Prospectus
Since the cave artists of Lascaux to our modern interpretations of multi media renderings, the human form has been a subject of interest to emulate, recreate and interpret. Buenaventura Art Association continues to celebrate this time honored subject, with an exhibit dedicated this artistic form of expression.
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Universal Being
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Dorothea Heger
"Universal Whispers"
October 13-November 29, 2010
Artist's Reception:
Friday, October 22
5 - 8 pm
Poetry Reading 6.30 pm
“If I just close my eyes slowly,
And synchronize my breathing,
Perhaps I will know the sacred stillness
Of nature’s holy rhythm and
universal being.”
Louisa Angeli
Dorothea Heger’s intention in creating semi-abstract paintings for this solo exhibit was to combine poetry and art. “Universal Whispers” is the first exhibit in collaboration with poet Louisa Angeli. Ten of the paintings were inspired by Angeli’s poems, which express relational and existential themes that we sometimes face in life. Some of the elements are grief, acceptance, love and hope. Each poem called for certain colors and shapes. Heger’s desire was to capture the spirit of the poem. To accomplish this she chose bright colored inks or acrylics on watercolor and rice paper or illustration board. She invites the viewer to take a journey to a place of serenity guided by color and words.
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Prehistoric Pacific
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Scott O'Connor"Blacklight Galaxsea"
"Blacklight Galaxsea"
3D paintings under blacklights. If you've never seen blacklight art before, now is your chance!
December 1, 2010 - January 19, 2011
Artist's Reception:
Friday, December 3
5-8 pm
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| Gallery receptions are free to the public. Call (805) 644-2750 for more information. |
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