The photo exhibition, curated by Mexican American photographer William Camargo, features the work of Southern California photographers, whose work explores themes of family, trauma and loss.
Category: Visual Arts
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Between Two Worlds: An OC Native’s Award-Winning Irish Short Film Makes Dual Waves
A film that bridges continents also sheds light on the push-and-pull within artists of color – about your duty to your community, and yourself.
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La Habra to Require Public Art in Large Development Projects
City staff say the art requirement could ensure the visibility of public art to every resident while countering larger building projects’ negative effects, such as noise, traffic, congestion and pollution.
Posted inLaguna Beach
Laguna Beach to Take a New Look at Affordable Housing for Artists
While the city has studied the issue multiple times over the past few years, city council members say they’re committed to making something happen this time.
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Above All, Attendees Found Joy at WonderCon 2023
From cosplay and comics to anime and an Artist’s Alley, WonderCon 2023 had just about everything – except a whale.
Posted inCountywide
Local Lens: Orange County Fashion Week Celebrates 20th Anniversary with Spring Runway Show
An overview of the local fashion production on opening weekend.
Posted inVisual Arts
The Three Prolific Sister Artists from Monterey that Time Forgot, and UCI’s Museum Update
UC Irvine Langson Institute & Museum of Art’s exhibition, ‘The Bruton Sisters: Modernism in the Making,’ will display the works of Helen, Margaret and Esther Bruton until May 6.
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National Endowment for the Arts Chair Talks in O.C.
Maria Rosario Jackson is the first NEA Chair to visit Orange County in more than three decades
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What’s Coming Up in Arts & Culture for 2023?
Voice of OC’s arts writers pick out notable events for the spring season in theater, dance, visual arts, classical music, culture and food.
Posted inVisual Arts
‘Yellow Submarine Rising’ Gives Asian American Artists a Platform to Speak and Shine
The group exhibition at OCCCA is a response to the rise in anti-Asian hate crimes, speech and incidents.
