Sticking Together: How Collage Revolutionized Art
Many of us remember collage as an activity from elementary school classrooms. We often associate it with the cutting up of old magazines for…
Many of us remember collage as an activity from elementary school classrooms. We often associate it with the cutting up of old magazines for…
Recently, our Art Ambassadors teamed up with students from the Dodge College of Film and Media Arts to film an interview with Gordon McClelland, curator…
Betty Gold’s sculptures at the 2015 exhibition Paths and Edges, located in the Guggenheim Gallery at Chapman University. In an industry traditionally dominated by…
Important Events Slow Art Day! April 9 2016, a day dedicated to the appreciation and detailed viewing of art. Orange County Museum Exhibitions Openings:…
It’s not what you look at that matters, it’s what you see. – Henry David Thoreau Museum visitors spend an average of 15 to…
Marc Chagall, “Vision of Paris”, Lithograph, 1952- Although he was associated with many different movements, Chagall is one of the most famous expressionist painters.…
Women’s History Month is here, which gives us the wonderful opportunity to talk about one of our many talented female artists, Carole Caroompas and…
Some of the Escalette Collection’s most fantastic pieces belong to the medium of screenprinting, and while that might ring a bell for some, to…
Lita Albuquerque was born in 1946 to a single mother, and her art is strongly influenced by her experience growing up without a father figure.…
ORANGE COUNTY MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS Opening: 3/1 – 3/6 Aging as Art Photography Show at the Bowers Museum 3/19 Mummies of the World at the Bowers Museum …
The Escalette Collection is excited to have a new neighbor! The Hilbert Museum of California Art at Chapman University is opening this weekend, and…
Granary Ladder in use, Courtesy of Christine Cloutier Imagine if, instead of reaching for your conveniently nesting Tupperware, you had to climb a…