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Visual Artists – Santa Barbara News-Press
Exhibition on look at at Santa Barbara Tennis Club COURTESY Illustrations or photosStan Everson’s “Olive Bomber” Santa Barbara Visible Artists are showcased in the present-day 2nd Fridays Art exhibition at the Santa Barbara Tennis Club, 2375 Foothill Street. On check out as a result of Nov. 30 is the art work of Peter Andrews, Jan Baker, Stan Evenson, Karen Frishman, Helena Hill, Dee Faia Parkins, Judy Villa and Felice Willat. The Santa Barbra Visual Artists are a nonprofit business of energetic area artists who fulfill jointly socially to generate and celebrate artwork and to exhibit their initial functions in various media at area venues at the very least 3 situations…
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Hyundai Ioniq 5 Gets Sloganized by Artist Barbara Kruger
Artist Barbara Kruger’s operate is greatly type dependent and expresses a sturdy stage of view, as does the wrapped Hyundai Ioniq 5 demonstrated here. The vehicle is portion of an exhibition at the Los Angeles County Museum of Artwork that is element of an ongoing museum sponsorship by Hyundai. After functioning by way of July 17, the Kruger exhibition will afterwards journey to the Art Institute of Chicago and the Museum of Modern Art in New York Metropolis. Barbara Kruger is just one of the most influential residing artists, owning designed an deliberately didactic and cuttingly acute linguistic, graphic, and visible fashion that has been endlessly copied and commodified. (Shepard…
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Longtime Photojournalist Mike Eliason Releases Santa Barbara Photography Book | Local News
In the parlance of photography, it’s called capturing the “decisive moment,” the split-second when the composition, emotion and technical elements come together in a perfectly timed image. You know it when you see it. Photographer Mike Eliason, 54, has been capturing decisive moments for the past 30 years, as a photojournalist, public information officer and hobbyist, earning a reputation as a top-tier photojournalist. At 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at Chaucer’s in Loreto Plaza, Eliason, an interminable introvert with a big smile and jolly disposition, will experience yet another special moment, but this time, he’ll be in front of the camera, with all eyes looking looking at him. Eliason will sign copies of…
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