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SUMMARY:The Winter Show Opening Reception
DESCRIPTION:The Winter Show\nOPENING RECEPTION December 1st\, 6 – 9pm \n  \nThis juried all-media exhibition hosted by Palos Verdes Art Center is open exclusively to Palos Verdes Art Center (PVAC) members. \nJUROR: Paloma Barhaugh-Bordas \nOriginally from Denver\, Paloma Barhaugh-Bordas is a printmaker\, artist\, educator and activist who reckons with what it means to live within the complicated\, blurry lines of borders and ancestral lands. They earned their BA at Carleton College and their MFA in printmaking at the Rhode Island School of Design. Paloma’s work aims to portray the intersections between humans and nature\, merging the two for insights on migration\, queerness\, and ever-shifting socio-geographic boundaries. To portray these aspects in regard to the living world around us\, they utilize textiles\, cyanotype\, and mesh fabric printed with designs of trees\, sky\, and water. Their work has been shown at both national and international venues such as the Handwerker Gallery\, Buffalo Artist’s Studios\, and Sediment Arts. They have attended residencies at Casa Lu\, ACRE\, the Women’s Studio Workshop\, the Kala Art Institute and at Japan’s Mi-Lab\, and are now based in Los Angeles\, CA.
URL:https://pvartcenter.org/upcoming_events/the-winter-show-opening-reception-2/
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SUMMARY:OPENING RECEPTION\, Lawrence T. Yun: Engineered Botanicals
DESCRIPTION:Lawrence T. Yun: Engineered Botanicals\nOPENING RECEPTION December 1st\, 6 – 9pm \nPalos Verdes Art Center is pleased to present Lawrence T. Yun: Engineered Botanicals\, on view from December 1\, 2023 through January 6\, 2024. The exhibition surveys the artist’s extensive catalog of watercolor paintings from 1999- 2019—featuring 51 botanical depictions and explorations ranging from observational to imaginary compositions. \nLawrence T. Yun’s take on the botanical watercolor genre delivers a fresh perspective with modernized associations and energized interpretations. The exhibition features the artist’s many thematic directives from several series\, including ManipuNature\, Hybrid Romance\, and Greenhouse Laboratory. \nOriginally from Taiwan\, Yun’s artistic background and educational training in both Eastern and Western cultures have enabled him to fuse both cultural aesthetics\, adopting certain artistic elements and sensitivities from each tradition with the incorporation of man-made artifacts that\, when combined\, generate new visual dynamics. These botanical inspired paintings are meant to be aesthetically pleasing\, yet the deliberate awkwardness of the structured subject matter has been manipulated within the composition to convey subtle messages that prompts the audience to question the imagery. \nSymbolic references are strategically and metaphorically implemented in the paintings to provide more than one interpretation for the narratives. In particular\, the red cords from the art of traditional Chinese knotting are used to represent both an ancestral connection and an apparatus of constraint. These images often reveal the intriguing and contradictory relationship between culture and nature—man-made creation versus natural phenomena. The visual twist also hints the significance of evolutionary progression by genetically modified and biologically enhanced experiments throughout all aspects of life. \nYun is a Los Angeles artist and a Professor of Art at CSUF. He has exhibited in galleries and museums throughout California\, including Santa Monica Bergamot Station’s Schomburg Gallery\, Patricia Correia Gallery\, and Sarah Lee Art Works/Projects as well as Torrance Art Museum\, Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery\, and Los Angeles International Airport. Yun’s works are represented in various private and public permanent collections\, including Sony Pictures\, The Franklin Mint\, and Terranea Resort. Additionally\, his work can also be seen in television programs\, including Luck (HBO)\, The Guardian (CBS)\, and Knight Rider 2008 (NBC); and movies\, including Meet the Fockers (Universal Pictures)\, Daddy Day Care (Columbia Pictures)\, and Transformers (DreamWorks).
URL:https://pvartcenter.org/upcoming_events/opning-reception-lawrence-t-yun-engineered-botanicals/
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SUMMARY:ARTIST TALK: Lawrence T. Yun
DESCRIPTION:ARTIST TALK: Lawrence T. Yun\nDec 10\, 1 – 3pm \n  \nPalos Verdes Art Center is pleased to present Lawrence T. Yun: Engineered Botanicals\, on view from December 1\, 2023 through January 6\, 2024. The exhibition surveys the artist’s extensive catalog of watercolor paintings from 1999- 2019—featuring 51 botanical depictions and explorations ranging from observational to imaginary compositions. \nYun is a Los Angeles artist and a Professor of Art at CSUF. He has exhibited in galleries and museums throughout California\, including Santa Monica Bergamot Station’s Schomburg Gallery\, Patricia Correia Gallery\, and Sarah Lee Art Works/Projects as well as Torrance Art Museum\, Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery\, and Los Angeles International Airport. Yun’s works are represented in various private and public permanent collections\, including Sony Pictures\, The Franklin Mint\, and Terranea Resort. Additionally\, his work can also be seen in television programs\, including Luck (HBO)\, The Guardian (CBS)\, and Knight Rider 2008 (NBC); and movies\, including Meet the Fockers (Universal Pictures)\, Daddy Day Care (Columbia Pictures)\, and Transformers (DreamWorks).
URL:https://pvartcenter.org/upcoming_events/artist-talk-lawrence-t-yun/
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LOCATION:Catalina View Gardens\, 6001 Palos Verdes Drive South\, Rancho Palos Verdes\, CA\, 90275\, United States
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