Torrance Art Museum/Brea Gallery

Torrance Art Museum/Brea Gallery

by | Mar 25, 2006 | Art Events

Ran over to the Torrance Art Museum for the first time tonight to say hi to Mark Dutcher and David Ross and catch the Telling show. Nice space with some progressive programming so I’m sure you’ll be hearing more about them soon. After that we jammed across town to catch the Impression/Ism show at the Brea Gallery. Great show with lots of painting talent on view. Don’t miss it. Some bad photos follow:

Tam1 Mark Dutcher w/installation

Tam2 Enjoying Kelly McLane’s work

Tam3

Brad Spence

Tam4

Crowd shot

Tam5 Doug Buis in TAM’s project space

Brea1 Sherie’ Franssen at the Brea Gallery

Brea2 Jeff Koegel

Brea3 Curator Travis Collinson with girlfiend Carrie.

Brea4 Ali Smith

Brea5 Carl Berg of Carl Berg Gallery Fame

Brea6 Jeff Koegel

Brea7 Ali Smith

Brea8 Sherie’ Franssen

Brea9 Lucas Reiner

Brea10 Max Maslansky

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