Olympic Art 1972 Exhibit at Santa Barbara Museum of Art
Thirty prominent artists interpret the spirit of the Munich Games in a diverse display titled Olympic Art 1972. The works range from representational to abstract, featuring mythological figures, festivity, and athletic subjects, with participants including Kokoschka, Vasarely, Hartung, Hockney, Dorazio, Poliakoff, and Arakawa.
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Munich
Santa Barbara Museum of Art
Isms
Victor Vasarely
Hans Hartung
Oskar Kokoschka
Joseph Albers
Marino Marini
Eduardo Chillida
Serge Poliakoff
Fritz Winter
Horst Antes
Charles Lapique
Jan Lenica
Alan D’arcangelo
Shusaku Arakawa
Max Bill
Tom Wesselmann
Pierre Soulages
Allen Jones
Piero Dorazio
David Hcbney
R. B. Kitaj
Otmar Alt
Kokoschka
Lapique
Kouros
Pelops
Dorazio
Poliakoff
Scots Guards Bring Regimental Music To California Tour
The Scots Guards Band Pipes Drum and Dancers tour the U S arriving March 4 at 8 00 pm at the Inglewood Forum and March 5 3 pm at Pasadena Civic Auditorium Tickets range 3 00 to 5 75 and are sold at Forum Pasadena Civic Southland agencies and Ticketron The group formed in 1642 by King Charles I and serves with ceremonial duties for Queen Elizabeth II
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Her Majesty's Scots Guards
Los Angeles
Inglewood Forum
Pasadena Civic
Scots Guards
Foot Guards
Household Brigade
Forum
Southland
Ticketron
Wayne Percival Scratchboard Artist From Lompoc Showcases Detail
Wayne Percival, a 19 year old scratchboard artist from 4145 Oakwood Ct, works long hours to create white on black drawings. He teaches drawing at the City Parks and Recreation Department, aims for the School of Design and Illustration in Los Angeles, and preserves history by restoring his 1936 Chrysler with earnings from art. His work, including pieces at Copenhagen Gallery in Solvang, emphasizes intricate, precise lines and a fascination with old subjects like cars.
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Wayne Percival
Oakwood Ct
Wayne
School of Design and Illustration
Los Angeles
City Parks and Recreation Department
Lompoc
Santa Ynez
Copenhagen
Solvang
Bulletin
Lompoc Travels From Wagons to Modern Transport
The article traces Lompoc’s transport history from wagon and buckboard settlers to train arrival and coastal ships. It notes that early journeys were romanticized in literature, but locals recall less glamorous realities of stagecoaches as the first public transport link.
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Lompoc
Horn
Early Transportation in Lompoc to Santa Maria and Bicycles Rise
A look at stagecoach routes north to San Luis Obispo and south to Santa Barbara, with price wars and slow travel before railroads. By 1900 Lompoc connected to San Francisco and Los Angeles, ending stage travel. Bicycles then emerged as independent transport, peaking in the 1890s with clubs and tours, until horseless carriages shifted the scene.
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Lompoc
San Luis Obispo
Los Cruces
Santa Barbara
Santa Rita
Los Alamos
Santa Maria
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Alonzo Dewing
E. Ocean
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Trudy Schoenfeldt
David Hockney
Arakawa
Britain
Italy
Japan
Berlin
Germany
Antes
U.S
Atlantic
Canada
Nat Stewart
Jack Arkley
Alma Stewart
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