January 2009

New Events | Continuing Exhibits

1, Tue. > Santa Barbara Arts and Crafts Holiday Show.

6, Sun. > Santa Barbara Arts and Crafts Show.

“Furies 1,” by Mark Harrington, 2008, acrylic on linen

10, Sat. > Reception > “Mark Harrington: East West,” : a new collection of works from California native Mark Harrington. > Edward Cella Art & Architecture : 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Free.

“Furies 1,” by Mark Harrington, 2008, acrylic on linen

10 Jan. - 1 Mar. > “Mark Harrington: East West,” : a new collection of works from California native Mark Harrington. > Edward Cella Art & Architecture. Click here for more information...

13, Sun. > Santa Barbara Arts and Crafts Show.

20, Sun. > Santa Barbara Arts and Crafts Show.

27, Sun. > Santa Barbara Arts and Crafts Show.

31, Sat. > Lecture > “The Open End, Critical Lectures in Contemporary Art: Constructing and Reconstructing Our World,” : Antelope Valley College professor Dr. Susan Lowery will discuss the way in which visual and literary artists construct and reconstruct their world. > Contemporary Arts Forum : 6:00 p.m. Free.

Continuing Exhibits | New Events

Through 5 Jan. > “Fiber Arts, Clay, and Sculpture,” : works by members and guests of the Carpinteria Valley Arts Council. > 855 at the Arts Center.

Through 16 Jan. > “EDGE: Santa Barbara County Artists Respond,” : contemporary art works by 31 County artists. > Chaning Peake Gallery. Click here for more information...

“San Francisco Cable Car Celebration,” by Lee Blair, ca.1930

Through 18 Jan. > “Life in California: 1930 - 1950,” : a collection of watercolors depicting the American landscape and it’s people across the decades. > Santa Barbara Historical Museum & Society. Click here for more information...

Through 9 Feb. > “Anthology: Call for Entries ‘07-‘08,” : works from five local artist chosen from last years open call. > Contemporary Arts Forum. Click here for more information...

Through 1 Mar. > “CB08, The California Biennial,” : works by Shana Lutker, Anna Sew Hoy and Brenna Youngblood, in conjunction with the Biennial show at the Orange County Art Museum. > University Art Museum. Click here for more information...

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