Originally slated to move to the Villa Park Orchards Packing House, the Hilbert Museum will stay put and expand into nearby dance department building.
Author Archives: Richard Chang
Posted inARTS & CULTURE, Costa Mesa, Culture, Top Stories, Visual Arts
Costa Mesa Visual Arts Scene Starting to Make Waves
Led by the West Side, the scene is emerging from the shadows of shopping centers, the performing arts and action sports industries.
Posted inAnaheim, ARTS & CULTURE, Top Stories, Visual Arts
New Faces and a Chicano Art Exhibit at Anaheim’s Muzeo
Before finding a permanent home in Riverside, Cheech Marin’s art collection makes a final stop at the Muzeo Museum.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE, Culture, Santa Ana, Top Stories, Visual Arts
The Mural Scene Expands in Santa Ana
Murals in Santa Ana, many by Shmi and Delt, celebrate the history and spirit of the city’s people.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE, Culture, Garden Grove, Top Stories, Westminster
Little Saigon Tet Parade Marches On Despite the Rain
The Year of the Pig is celebrated in Little Saigon at the annual Tet Parade.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE, Santa Ana, Top Stories, Visual Arts
A Border Made of Butterflies and Flowers, Not Bricks and Barbed Wire
REVIEW: Though simple in execution, Alicia Rojas’ mural about immigration strikes an uplifting chord at Grand Central Art Center.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE, Santa Ana, Top Stories, Visual Arts
As a Blind Photographer, Kurt Weston Looks Beyond the Surface
ARTIST PROFILE: Weston will have his early work featured in an exhibition at the Orange County Center for Contemporary Art titled “Remember: An AIDS Memorial Retrospective.”
Posted inFullerton, Top Stories, Visual Arts
Ann Phong Turns Discarded Objects Into Art
“Individually, our choices seem insignificant, but together we can make big changes, good or bad.”
Posted inARTS & CULTURE, San Clemente, Top Stories, Visual Arts
‘The Idle Hour’ Encapsulates Leisure at Casa Romantica
REVIEW: The connection between rarely seen paintings by accomplished artists and the beautiful seaside space makes for a pleasant stroll through California Impressionism.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE, Culture, Garden Grove, Orange, Top Stories, Visual Arts, Westminster
Viet Film Fest Returns For Its 10th Edition
PREVIEW: Organizers of the Viet Film Fest took a year off in 2017, but are back this month with renewed energy and purpose.
