Our Mission Statement
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To provide space for artists to work and engage community through arts education, exhibitions of contemporary art,
and cultural events.
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Save the Date!
Open Studios Day
Saturday, April 7th
12 to 4pm
On April 7th our Studio Artists will open their doors to the public for the afternoon. Visit the artists as they share their studio space and their art practice with you. You may even want to bring some art home with you as many of the artists will be selling their work.
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Slobodan Dimitrov
As part of his ongoing black and white portraiture project, documentary photographer
, Slobodan Dimitrov
photographed Black Hill Press staff.
Black Hill Press is a book publisher and podcast producer.
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Jesse Small
The metal sculpture piece pictured here, entitled
Touching Fire
, 2018, is part of a show of studio artist,
Jesse Small's
show entitled
Empty Objects
at the Nancy Hoffman Gallery in New York City. The show opens March 15th and runs through April 14th.
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You will find galleries of her work, new videos of demonstrations and performance, articles, and a link to her Etsy shop where
you too can buy and play these unusual, ancient sounds.
Susan will be guest lecturer at University of Nevada as part of their
University Forum
lecture series on April 2nd.
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Two of our former Studio Artists,
Meeson Pae Yang
and
Betsy Lohrer Hall
are participating in
Meditations
, the inaugural Artist Registry exhibition at The Collaborative. The opening reception will be held on Saturday, March 17, 2018, from 6–8 p.m.
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April 7th, 12 to 4pm
Opening Reception:
Marina del Pedro
&
They Fly Like Flowers:
Works by Young Artists & Poets
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Marina del Pedro
A port and its surrounding community are often perceived as two entities. The project
Marina del Pedro
synthesizes and explores them as one in an interpretive assemblage looking at the seaside
community of San Pedro and its harbor, the Port of Los Angeles.
Marina del Pedro
includes artwork from students at the Boys & Girls Club of the Los Angeles Harbor, historical material from the San Pedro Bay Historical Society archives, community submissions, as well as work by artists Angela Romero, Arlo Tinsman-Kongshaug, Beth Elliot
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, Calimucho, Daniel Porras, Dusty Gatica, Eddie Meeks, Evelyn McDonnell, Francisquito Gerardo González, Hyung Mo Lee, Jerry Burton, June Edmonds, Lowell Nickel, Machine Studio, Raymundo Maldonado, Phoebe Barnum, Wally,
Yoon Jin Kim,
and Jennifer Marquez
among others. The exhibition is curated by artist Tim Maxeiner
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They Fly Like Flowers:
Works by Young Artists and Poets
Our galleries downstairs will be a full exhibition of Artists-in-Classrooms student artwork. The exhibition
features multimedia works
from second and third grade visual arts classes, as well as poetry and prose from fourth and fifth grade creative writing classes. The show is named from a line of haiku written by a fifth-grader at Webster Elementary School.
Angels Gate’s Artists In Classrooms program provides quality, in-depth instruction in the visual and performing arts to students K-12 throughout the Harbor Region. Professional artists teach all classes during 12-week in-school residencies. Visual arts lessons offer students opportunities to explore the creative process through drawing, painting, photography, sculpture, and other 2- and 3-D art forms. Writing classes blend theatre, poetry, and creative prose together to prepare students for their middle school writing career.
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Participating schools:
15
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Street Elementary School Catskill Elementary School
Bandini Elementary School Center for Advanced Learning
Bonita Elementary School Crestwood Elementary School
Cabrillo Avenue Elementary School
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Gulf Elementary School
Garfield Elementary School Hawaiian Elementary School
Leland Street Elementary School New Academy of Science & Art
Point Fermin Elementary School Taper Avenue Elementary School
Webster Elementary School.
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Welcome New Board Members
David Calloway
was trained at UCLA and holds a MFA in Film Production. His first job was as an Editor, progressing to Cinematographer (“Falcon Crest”), then Producer of features and television. He is a member of the Producer’s Guild, the Director’s Guild, and the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
Calloway’s feature credits include films, series and pilots. Calloway has produced in Hong Kong, Spain, Puerto Rico, Canada, and extensively on location in the United States.
Cecelia Koger
is an artist and education advocate. Having received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drawing and Painting from California State University, Long Beach, Cecelia maintains an artist practice. She is also a founding member of the artist-curator collective SILA, Somewhere in LA. Passion for advocacy has led Cecelia to pursue work in the nonprofit management sector and earn a Master of Public Policy and Administration degree from CSULB. Cecelia currently oversees the fiscal operations of the Cal State Student Association, a nonprofit that works to ensure students are at the forefront of higher education policy making.
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Introduction to Printmaking
Saturdays, 10 AM – 1 PM
April 14 – June 2, 2018
Topics to be covered:
- Monoprinting/Monotype
- Intaglio process (drypoint).
- Collagraphy – includes intaglio and relief ways of printing.
- Image transfer
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Check out all our
Community Classes
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- Dance
- Painting
- Life Drawing
- Ceramics
- Printmaking
- Yoga
- Meditation
- Japanese Archery
- Children's Art
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