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Interested in ambiguities of perception, Southern California Minimalist Tony DeLap has sought to challenge conceptions of abstraction and illusion for over five decades. Featuring a selection of sculptures, drawings, hybrids, paintings and photographs of noted site-specific sculptures, this exhibition provides a comprehensive look at this distinguished artist’s long career. The exhibition opens with a Mega Exhibition Reception on Saturday, June 29 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. in conjunction with the reception for three concurrent exhibitons, Intersections: Charles Arnoldi, Volcanos and Full Moons: Ernest Silva and Looking for Things: Jay Johnson. The reception is complimentary for OMA members and $10 for non-members and includes an open bar and creative appetizers provided by OMA’s Culinary Arts Committee. |
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ArtGymSD is a welcoming environment for artists who want to keep their artistic 'muscles' (skills) in shape by working on a regular basis in the company of other artists. Every week talented life drawing models are available from 6 to 9pm at ArtGymSD. Models do their own special nude and/or costumed poses. During this time, you are welcome to use the gallery floor as your own open studio. Bring in your own model, work on that large project, get out of the house, and work in community. Food is available potluck-style.
