Pettibone/Laguna/OCMA

Pettibone/Laguna/OCMA

by | Mar 19, 2006 | Musings | 1 comment

On Saturday Mrs. OCArtBlog and myself ran down to Laguna to catch the Godfather of appropration art Richard Pettibone’s show at LAM. We then headed over to the Godfather of the local scene’s gallery and also attempted to say hi to  Sue Greenwood but neither Sue or Peter were working on this sunny Saturday. Then we headed over to OCMA to catch Landscape Confection without the opening night crowds. There is one painting there by Michael Raedecker that’s worth the trip alone. But the rest of the show is great too. Some photos follow:

Lam1 Pettibone

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Lam9 Our local Godfather Peter Blake Gallery

Lam10 My new favorite Laguna based painter Jeff Peters. Look for his show at PB in May.

Lam11

Lam12 Sue Greenwood fine art.

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