Dark side of man in Win Jones watercolor show at Hancock
Allan Hancock College Art Gallery hosts Win Jones in a one man exhibit titled Figure Monuments and The American Yard. The 22 works mix figures with nature and tombstones to critique society with pale, translucent washes and dry brush glaze pieces. Jones, from Barrington Illinois, is an Illinois University art professor with shows nationwide. The exhibit runs through March 5 with works for sale up to 375 dollars. Gallery hours are posted with no admission fee.
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Win Jones
George Muro
Fine Arts
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Jones
America
Nature
Muro
Barrington
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Illinois University
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Local artists exhibit at Lompoc Public Library and Santa Barbara museum
Two artist shows headline the region with Leslie Mayer and Dee Sudbury displaying works in Lompoc while Howard Warshaw’s decade long mural project is featured at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art through March 11. A Petersen color etching collection at the Santa Barbara museum also runs to March 11.
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Leslie Mayer
Dee Sudbury
Lompoc Public Library
Howard Warshaw
Santa Barbara Museum of Art
Warshaw
Bowdoin College
University of California
Roland Petersen
University of California, Davis
Petersen
S. W. Hayter
Denmark
America
Lompoc Theater Revives with A Thousand Clowns Premiere
The Lompoc Civic Theater Production Company premieres A Thousand Clowns at 217 S L St aiming to revive local community theater. President Walt Dundon cites past groups like the Lompoc Summer Playhouse and the Lompoc Community Theater as examples of fragile support and enduring local drama roots.
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Lompoc
Walt Dundon
LCTPC
Dundon
Lompoc Minstrels
White Hills Club
Lompoc Opera House
Lompoc Dramatic Club
Ed Burke
S. E St
Burke
Ie Civic Theater
Lou Rubinstein
Marian Stave
Larry Faulkner
Lompoc Civic Theater Plan Refreshes Local Arts Scene
LCTPC aims to revive community theater in Lompoc after past declines with four annual plays and a children’s show. The group will collaborate with the Lompoc Music Association, offer workshops, bring in guest lecturers, and keep ticket prices affordable. Cast and sponsors include NASA staff, school students, and local business figures, with a Feb 16 24 run and Feb 18 benefit matinee.
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Allan Hancock College
Performing Arts Center Theater
PACT
Dundon
LCTPC
Lou Rubinstein
NASA
Dan Parks
Larry Faulkner
Lompoc
Marian
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