UCI’s Art Museum is a Dream Deferred, but Should Be Worth the Wait
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Despite delays, the UCI Institute and Museum of California Art looks toward the future under the guidance of its new museum director, Kim Kanatani.
Rethinking ‘Rasquachismo’ in the O.C. Arts Community
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As first-generation arts leaders in Orange County, curator Virginia Arce and local artist Albert López, Jr., collaborate to showcase “local and cultured” emerging artists at the Irvine Fine Arts Center.
Palm Court Arts Complex Strides Into the New Year
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Though the future of the Great Park remains uncertain, the Irvine-based Arts Complex is celebrating nine years with confidence.
Art Collection in the Spotlight at Cal State Fullerton
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Jennifer Frias, the new director of the Begovich Gallery, says the collection’s 600 artworks will be more accessible to students and the community going forward.
Orange County Museum of Art Moves Forward with Its New, $73 Million Building
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After waiting for over a decade, OCMA finally begins construction on its new building which will be located on the Segerstrom Center for the Arts campus.
Artist Sergio O’Cadiz’s Memory Lives on in Cypress Exhibition
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Since the recent whitewashing of a Sergio O’Cadiz mural in Santa Ana, interest in his work is resurging and a retrospective of his work can be seen on the Cypress College campus.
Soka’s Latest Art Show Features Local Artists Pushing the Boundaries of Their Mediums
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REVIEW: Two O.C.-based artists, Gregory Gallardo and Joel Woodard, shine at Founders Hall Art Gallery at Soka University.
O.C. Museum of Art Breaks Ground on New Home at Segerstrom Center for the Arts
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After decades of planning, OCMA finally begins to build it’s new permanent building on the Segerstrom Center campus in Costa Mesa.
Whitewashing of Mural in Santa Ana Stirs Controversy
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Someone tried to restore a beloved community work by artist Sergio O’Cadiz, prompting the property owner to permanently cover it up.
Brea’s Public Art Caretakers
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Dena Sommer and Terry Sullivan keep an eye on the city’s outdoor sculptures so everyone else will, too.