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Autumn Trees
by Sally Miller
 
7:00 to 8:30 p.m.
Technology Development Center
5200 Valentine Road in Ventura

***PLEASE NOTE NEW VENUE***
Audience members MUST arrive by 6:30
$10 general admission  
$5 students and seniors (65 and older) with I.D.  
FREE to FOTM members and students under 18  
2008 Schedule
June 3
Bob Privitt
Painter, sculptor, Professor Emeritus, Pepperdine University, who has long been intrigued by the juxtaposition of two seemingly disparate elements.
On the web: www.buenaventuragallery.org

July 8
Kevin Wallace
Curator, author, editor, Director of the Beatrice Wood Center for the Arts. Wallace believes art has the power to expand perception, a means of communications transcending borders and cultures.
On the web: www.BeatriceWood.com

August 5
Cassandra C. Jones
Photographer who has transformed a fascination with sports images into a new visual language that captures energy and anticipation.
On the web: www.larramendygallery.com

September 2
Robert G. Smith
Traditional photographer, longtime Brooks Institute Faculty member, whose work captures unexpected abstractions.
On the web: www.brooks.edu

October 7
Bill McEwen
Sculptor known for his experimental 3-dimensional art objects based on observations of relationships to time and space in nature.
On the web: www.DreamsAesthetic.com

November 4
Kathy Waggoner
Ceramist who creates imagery that explores the physical manifestations of emotion and human behavior.
On the web: www.BeatriceWood.com

February 5
Sally Miller
Plein air painter, founding member of California Gold Coast Watercolor Society, and esteemed teacher.
On the web: www.buenaventuragallery.org

March 4
Lee Hodges
Painter and collage artist whose artistically inventive works reflect her personal spiritual journey.
On the web: www.LeeHodgesArt.com

April 1
Michael Davis
Internationally known sculptor and public artist chosen to create public art component to the California Street/101 Bridge.
On the web: www.mad-art.com

May 6
Cynthia Minet
Los Angeles-based sculptor/fiber artist and teacher at Moorpark College. She has described her work as “both humorous and slightly menacing.”
On the web: www.cynthiaminetstudio.com


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