Keeping Claremont's History Alive for over 40 Years!
Brought to you as part of the Muriel F. O'Brien Educational Series
Photo from: DARROW + Friends Exhibition, open now through Saturday, January 30th at OBJCT Gallery’s satellite location in Claremont’s Historic Packing House
Open Saturday 12-4 or by appointment with David Shearer: ds@objct.com
DARROW + Friends
Virtual Exhibition

Please join us
Thursday, January 28th
at 7:00pm
on Zoom
Free Public Program
The DARROW + Friends Virtual Exhibition includes some never seen before early works as well as more recent work from the home and studios of Paul and Nadine Darrow. Select pieces from the Darrow’s private collection are displayed including early furniture pieces by master craftsman Sam Maloof. Also shown are a collection of artworks including ceramic pieces and paintings by Paul and Nadine’s friends such as Karl Benjamin, Aldo Casanova, Tony Delap, Jim Hueter, Roger Kuntz, Doug McClellan, Harrison McIntosh, Paul Soldner, and Sueo Serisawa. 
 
Mahlea Jones, grand-daughter of Paul & Nadine Darrow will lead the tour and be available for a Q&A following the presentation.
Noted Artist, Paul Darrow, was a significant contributor to the art scene in Southern California, from the mid to latter part of the Twentieth Century. He was part of the cadre of artists who were led by impresario and figurehead Millard Sheets who created what some have called the “Claremont School”, a collective of artists who worked in many media, as well as taught at the Claremont Colleges and worked at the Sheets Studio located in Claremont, CA.
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