Jewelry at the Casita del Pueblo - Just in time for Valentine's Day!

by Robin Schroeder 25. January 2010 17:05
Need a gift for your sweetheart?
Check out this jam packed schedule of Jewelry events at the Casita del Pueblo!

Vow of Silence Jewelry Designs
Jan. 29th, 6-9pm

Pieces of Bones Jewelry Designs
by Sonya Correon
Jan. 30th, 2-6pm

Ilaments Jewelry Designs
by Lisa Rocha
Feb. 5th, 5-9pm

Mi Queta Jewelry Designs
by Cynthia Montero
Feb. 6th, 2-6pm

Maribel and Zulma Jewelry Designs
Feb. 7th, 2-5pm

Cynthia Morehouse Jewelry Designs
Feb. 12th, 6-9pm

Casita del Pueblo
6738 Greenleaf Ave.
Whittier, CA 90601
562-693-2844

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Show Review: 'Nothing Over $99' at the Whittier Art Gallery

by Robin Schroeder 21. January 2010 06:32
"The opening of the "Nothing Over $99.99" show was wonderful. What a great selection of colorful, interesting works. I was impressed with the variety of media. It is inspiring to visit a show to see paintings, ceramics, assemblage, jewelry and photography displayed so well. The Gallery has recently been painted and it lent a bright, clean, venue to this great show. The show will be open until January 31st., Wednesdays through Sundays, 12-5 pm." -Vicki Schramm


Jeff Ulrich, "Creation" assemblage


Liz Dorn, "Chicago St." acrylic


Maud Aretz, "Sunflowers" assemblage


Pat Brown, clay

Would YOU like to write a review of a local show? Email me at robin@WhittierArtists.com

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Show Review: 'Collaborations' at the Casita del Pueblo

by Robin Schroeder 19. January 2010 19:33
"Collaborations" the current show at Casita del Pueblo, is a colorful, high-energy display of the colaborative work of Dennis and Terry McGonagle. I was facinated with the multiple techniques used to apply acrylic paint layers to canvas. Dennis and Terry have worked together to produce works of exquisit texture and color. Very creative! - Vicki Schramm

Terry McGonagle Dennis McGonagle
This show runs through Feb. 10, 2010 - don't miss it!

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Quick Reminder: Two Art Show Receptions this Saturday in Whittier!

by Robin Schroeder 16. January 2010 04:31
This Saturday, catch the Whittier Art Gallery 'Nothing Over $99' reception from 2-4pm...
AND THEN...
head over to the Casita del Pueblo for the reception for 'Collaborations' by Dennis and Terry McGonagle.
What a night!

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Don't Miss: 'Nothing Over $99.99' at the Whittier Art Gallery

by Robin Schroeder 14. January 2010 17:11
Nothing Over $99.99
Whittier Art Gallery

Reception: January 16, 2010, 2-4pm
This is the first show of 2010 and everything is for sale!

Whittier Art Gallery
8035 SOUTH PAINTER AVENUE
WHITTIER CA 90602
(562) 698-8710
OPEN: WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY noon to 5 p.m.
www.WhittierArtGallery.org

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The Bluebird Art House has a BLOG!!

by Robin Schroeder 13. January 2010 17:39
Announcing: The Bluebird Art House's BLOG!
Check out the Bluebird Art House's blog here:
http://bluebirdarthouse.wordpress.com/
To subscribe to a blog,find the following logo in the toolbar of your web browser and click on it:
RSS Logo
On this blog, just click on the word 'subscribe' in the menu at the top of the page under the picture of the mixed up paint. :-)

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Don't Miss: 'Collaborations' by Dennis and Terry McGonagle at the Casita del Pueblo

by Robin Schroeder 12. January 2010 04:13
Dennis and Terry McGonagle
“Collaborations”


January 11th to Feb.10th, 2010
Opening Reception: January 16th, 6 to 9 P.M.

Terry and Dennis McGonagle have been collaborating on paintings for over a year now. This exhibit will be the official debut of a very unique and different kind of art. The pieces are multi-layered; the viewer can find images on the surface and in the depths of these works. They are composed of many layers of transparent and translucent color. They are tactile; their surfaces are alive with textures and patterns. They are very sculptural as well, with objects emerging from the surface.

Typically, a painting begins with recycled paint that has dried up on a palette, removed, and cut into shapes. The shapes are applied to a canvas that has been prepared with acrylic gel medium. The wet, collaged surface is then painted into with acrylic paint and embellished with nontraditional materials. The result is a surface that sparkles with jewel-like color and hints at a mysterious world.

The paintings are inspired by mythology, Loteria cards, and trips to cities on both coasts. Some are done by Dennis, some by Terry, but most are a combined effort by the husband and wife team. Hence the name, "Collaborations".

El Boracho
"El Boracho", acrylic and mixed media on canvas

Please visit Dennis McGonagle's website at www.McGonagleStudio.com!

Casita del Pueblo Gallery
6738 Greenleaf Avenue, Whittier, CA 90601
(562) 693- 2844

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The Goddess Series by Lisa Keffer-Ruiz

by Robin Schroeder 7. January 2010 18:17
"My subjects vary depending on what moves me. I love to paint landscapes and scenes of places I have been. I enjoy doing meaningful still life that includes objects that remind me of a special person or place. The figure is a challenge I have always relished. There is nothing more beautiful than the human form. It presents so many creative opportunities for expression. My Goddess series includes female nudes in natural settings that accentuate the softness of the female form and compares the lines and shapes to nature. " -- Lisa Ruiz

For More Information, visit the Lisa Keffer-Ruiz's page in WhittierArtists.com

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Reminder: Jan.6 - 10, Whittier Art Gallery - Gift Gallery Take-in

by Robin Schroeder 4. January 2010 18:25
Happy New Year! Can you believe it is 2010 already? This is just a reminder that the January-February take-in for the Whittier Art Gallery 'Gift Gallery' is January 6 - 10 (Wednesday through Sunday of this week). The Gallery will also reopen on January 6, 2010.

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'The Green Flash' by Marty Wilson

by Robin Schroeder 2. January 2010 21:32
"Ever since I first learned of the "green flash" at sundown I have tried to see it. Though I didn't really get to see this one myself, my camera did record it. I just thought I was taking a picture of a beautiful sunset at Pismo Beach and was thrilled to see in a photo what I had missed. The green flash is an atmospheric phenomenon observed after the sun has set. The sun's light enter's the earth's atmosphere refracting towards the observer and green is the last color of light to remain for just a second or two." - Marty Wilson

Green Flash Marty Wilson

For More Information, visit the this featured artist in WhittierArtists.com

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