Thursday's L.A. Times, November 23, 2006, ran photos and a brief article about a new Patrick
Dougherty installation right here in Los Angeles. He covered the outside
of the Max Azria Store on the corner of Melrose Ave. and Laurel Ave., a block
east of Crescent Heights Blvd. The work will be up for two years.
Dougherty is also scheduled to complete an installation at the L.A. County
Arboretum in 2008.
Beatrice Wood Gallery: The exhibition "Small Works" runs through December 30th, is designed to
offer artworks that would make great additions
to any home… which means they would make excellent holiday gifts
The contemporary California artists featured in this exhibition
include: Christine Adcock, Char & Larry Anderson, Susan Amend,
Julie Bagish, Dianne Bennett, Randall Bruce, Angela DeMott, John
Hopkins, Steve Horn, Julie Lovejoy, Ricky Maldonado,
Frank Massarella, Tom & Gerri McMillin, Kevin Myers, Saskia Martin,
Jennifer Moses, Kevin Nguyen, Suzye Ogawa, David Reeser Fran Reed,
Vladimir Sierra, Myra Toth, Kathy Waggoner, Nina Ward and Lisa Yu.
The exhibition, which runs through December 30th,, is designed to
offer artworks that would make great additions
to any home… which means they would make excellent holiday gifts
as well as smaller scale additions to art collections.
The contemporary California artists featured in this exhibition
include: Christine Adcock, Char & Larry Anderson, Susan Amend,
Julie Bagish, Dianne Bennett, Randall Bruce, Angela DeMott, John
Hopkins, Steve Horn, Julie Lovejoy, Ricky Maldonado,
Frank Massarella, Tom & Gerri McMillin, Kevin Myers, Saskia Martin,
Jennifer Moses, Kevin Nguyen, Suzye Ogawa, David Reeser Fran Reed,
Vladimir Sierra, Myra Toth, Kathy Waggoner, Nina Ward and Lisa Yu.
There will also be featured a series of new limited edition
posthumous works from the FRAGMENTS SERIES, created in
Beatrice Wood's studio, using her molds, glazes and kilns. Sales of
these charming small works will support the Beatrice
Wood Center for the Arts exhibitions and programs.
We will also be featuring a series of new limited edition
posthumous works from the FRAGMENTS SERIES, created in
Beatrice Wood's studio, using her molds, glazes and kilns. Sales of
these charming small works will support the Beatrice
Wood Center for the Arts exhibitions and programs.
There was an exhibit of new work at the Beatrice Wood Studio/gallery
in Ojai. The exhibit ran from September through October 21, 2006. Two LABG members were in the
exhibit--Leah Danberg and Rosalie Friis Ross. For more information go to www.beatricewood.com
