Lancaster Museum of Art and History Archives

January 26–28, 2018: stARTupArt Fair
January 26–28, 2018: stARTupArt Fair

January 26–28, 2018: stARTupArt Fair

2023-01-27T16:06:52+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: local art nonprofits, 2018, Arizona, artist performances, California, Clark Hulings Fund for Visual Arts, Florida, Hawaii, independent artists, installations, Italy, January 26 to 28, Lancaster Museum of Art and History, Los Angeles Art Association, Mexico City, New York, panel discussions, professional portfolio reviews, stARTupArt Fair, Taipei, Taiwan, The Kinney Venice Beach, Torrance Art Museum, Venice , W Washington Blvd|

The stARTupArt Fair is back for its third year. Representing multiple mediums, stARTup Art Fair is proud to welcome 55 independent artists from across California and New York, Arizona, Florida, Hawaii, Italy, Mexico City and Taipei, Taiwan. The Los Angeles event

January 2018: TOP TEN ART PARTIES / Events

2023-04-13T02:52:58+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: local art nonprofits, Mother Earth, sunny California aesthetic, 2018: LA Art Show, ALAC, Alexandria House, ambient light, An American Love Story, analog photography, Anguish and Obsession, architectural objects, Arizona, Art Los Angeles Contemporary, artist performances, artist Sara Abbott, ARTSTAR, Barker Hangar, BG Gallery, California, Cartier, Celene Petrulak, Champagne bar, Chloe, Christiane Shillito, Clark Hulings Fund for Visual Arts, Classe, Cocktail or dress attire, Cody Jiminez, Color of Money, Cyrus Howlett, de Plume Gallery, death, DESIGN LA, Downtown LA, feminist activist, Florida, functional art, Future Feminine, Gabba Gallery , Garage, Give and Take, gourmet food trucks, graffiti, group exhibition, Hawaii, Hive Gallery, Hollywood BlvdJanuary 20, Honey Long, human trafficking , Huss and Xenia, huZ Galleries, independent artists, Installation, installations, international art fair, International Wine Market, Italy, January 6, January 10-14, January 13, January 20, January 25 to 28, January 26 to 28, January 27, Jason Ostro, Jef Logan, Jeremy Gregory, Jewelry, Joe Holliday, Johnie Thornton, LACMA, Lancaster Museum of Art and History, Latin America and Europe, Leftovers of Love, Licsi, Littletopia, Los Angeles , Los Angeles Art Association, Los Angeles Convention Center, Mexico City, modern furniture, Museum of Latin American Art, New York, New Yorker illustrator Reid Kikuo, Nicole Filiatrault, Opal Unicorn, paintings, panel discussions, performance, Photo la, photographic pop imagery, photography , Prue Stent, Roots, Sam Ford, Santa Monica , Sasse, Sculpture, SM Fine Art , St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, stARTupArt Fair, street art, sweet and savory delights, Taiwan, Tarot, The Broad, The Chariot, The Devil, The Emperor, The Empres, The Fahey/Klein Gallery, The Hanged Man, The Hermit, The Hierophant, The High Priestess, the International Contemporary Art Fair of the West Coast, The Kinney Venice Beach, The Lovers, The Magician, The Moon, The Museum of the Arts of Guadalajara, The Star, The Sun, The Tower, The Void, The World, Tim Fleming, Timothy Yarger, Torrance Art Museum, Uncorked Wine Festival, Union Station, Urban Dilemmas, Venice , Vogue Italia, W Washington Blvd, West 7th St San Pedro, Wheel of Fortune, wine tastings |

As we forge ahead into 2018, the art world will see many changes. I have been receiving emails and calls from many subscribers about the fate of Bergamot Station Arts Center aka the 26th Street Art Center (its official name as

Friday, April 24, 2015

2015-04-20T01:23:01+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: A Noise Within, Abhimanyu Katyal, Andrew Abelson, art talk, Deborah Strang, E.K. Dagenfield, Geoff Elliott, Jeremy Rabb, Lancaster Museum of Art and History, Maegan, Marisa Duchowny, MOAH, public lectures, Smart Objects, Stasha Surdyke, Three Penny Opera|

In Lancaster...Enjoy an art talk at MOAH...Open Conversation is a series of free public lectures and workshops that bring leading artists to the Antelope Valley to discuss and demonstrate the values of social practice. Held at MOAH and at other locations