This Week In The OC

This Week In The OC

by | Mar 1, 2011 | ALL

Thursday, 03/03:

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The Plains of Id: Mapping Urban Intervention In Los Angeles


On view: March 3 – April 17, 2011

Opening Reception: March 3, 5-8 PM

 

WHERE: UNIVERSITY ART MUSEUM (UAM)
College of the Arts
California State University, Long Beach
1250 Bellflower Boulevard
Long Beach, CA 90840-0004

 

//An exhibition that focuses on contemporary artists who intervene within a specific area of Los Angeles’ sprawling topography.

Artists include: Sandra de la LozaPatrick “Pato” HebertJoel Tauber, and the artist collective Fallen Fruit (David Burns, Matias Viegener and Austin Young).//

UAM@noon March 9, 12:15-1 PM, Sick Amour Tree Planting Ceremony

 

Friday, 03/04:

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Downtown Fullerton Art Walk

Every First Friday, join the walking party Downtown, new art and artists every month, shop, dine and enjoy the art!

6pm-10pm

Links: Facebook, download downtown Fullerton map, website.

 

Saturday, 03/05:

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Santa Ana Art Walk

JOIN THE GALLERY OWNERS OF THE ARTISTS VILLAGE IN DOWNTOWN SANTA ANA FOR AN EVENING OF DINING, SHOPPING FOR ORIGINAL ART AND VIEWING OPEN LOFTS.

 

Stroll down the four blocks of the 2nd Street Promenade from Broadway Avenue to Spurgeon Street on the First Saturday of EVERY month from 7:00pm – 10:00pm. Admission is FREE.

 

Links: Download map, website.

 

Sunday, 03/06:

Orange County Museum of Art’s Sunday Salon – Biennial artist, Sherin Guirguis, talks about her teetering sculpture, Bein El-Quasrein, this Sunday March 6, 2pm

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