"Laguna Inlet" Juried into "The Golden State" California Art Club Exhibit at the Old Mill

"Laguna Inlet" 12 x 16

Painted  en Plein Air in Heisler Park on a misty morning in Laguna Beach

Exhibit Information:

EXHIBITION DATES:

January 14 – May 17, 2020

LOCATION:

CAC Gallery at The Old Mill

1120 Old Mill Road

San Marino, CA 91108

6 by 6 exhibit at Randy Higbee opens Dec 7 th

October Golds of Newport back bay

October Golds
During the Laguna Plein Air Invitational I was able to go Newport Back Bay and paint in the early morning light A bucket list place on my list of places to paint!

American Legacy Fine Arts "Fleeting Moments" 2nd Biennial Works en plein air

 Becalmed (Dog Beach) 11 x 14

Lupine of the Storm 14 x 18

I am very pleased to share that I have been invited to show in this exhibit with some of the plein air artists I admire.

These two paintings put me back  in the moment  they were painted so I chose to submit them.

"Becalmed" makes me hear the muted sounds the surf makes on an overcast day with no wind.

"Lupine of the Storm" was a wonderful moment of winter overlapping spring in the Coachella Desert. I met other painters while painting here and found out that once lupine has been pollinated it shifts from blue to lavender and purple.

Exhibit information:

Nov 22 to Dec 15
American Legacy Fine Arts
About the gallery

The gallery offers a gracious and elegant salon setting to showcase the work of exceptional contemporary American artists. Open by private appointment or invitation, ALFA is located just minutes from Downtown Los Angeles in one of Pasadena’s most tranquil neighborhoods and is near the world-famous Rose Bowl Stadium, Norton Simon Museum and Gamble House.

To set up your personal appointment, and for gallery address, please call (626) 577-7733 or e-mail ALFA at info@americanlegacyfinearts.com

Link to web site to preview the exhibit
https://www.americanlegacyfinearts.com/exhibition/2nd-biennale-fleeting-moments-works-en-plein-air

L A Arboretum exhibit with the California Art Club "Captured on Canvas"

This is what the sapphire tower really looks like. It's a bizarre succulent from the mountains of Peru and during last year's super bloom it put on a spectacular show. It looks alien with a palette of colors not seen very often in nature.

"Sapphire Tower" 20 x 16 is on exhibit now to January 16, 2020 in "Captured on Canvas" at the Arboretum Library with an opening reception on November 2 from 2 to 4 pm. A California Art Club exhibit.

Preview of what I have so far for the 21st Laguna Plein air painters invitational

heres what I have as of Wednesday night with Santa Ana gusts forecast for tomorrow