OC Art Blog TV

Julie Lee @ The Grand Central Art Center

A quick vid of Bowers Museum maven and Grand Central Art Center Art Forum board member Julie Lee letting you know where the best art buys in OC can be had. - Chris  

City Reconsidered @ The HB Art Center

Tonight I ran down to the HB Art Center to catch the new show City Reconsidered. Kudos to curator Darlene DeAngelo for pulling together a great show, especially for a long time resident of HB like myself. Couple of stand outs were Mary Dessert's timeline project and the work by the mysterious artist collective LAC.

GCAC 10 Years

Here's a quick vid I took of some of the art at Grand Central Art Center's 10 year anniversary opening. If you get a chance head on down for some of the greatest hits. Grand Central Art Center's 10 Year Anniversary from Dharma Bum on Vimeo.

Attn Artists! Diana Markessinis @ Yoga Works Costa Mesa

In these uncertain times when galleries are closing left and right and it's getting harder and harder to show, especially in Orange County. It's going to be up to the artists to get creative about showing their work. Below is a perfect example, Diana Markessinis turned a yoga studio into a gallery for a night with positive results. Diana Markessinis @ Yoga Works from Dharma Bum on Vimeo.

Yun Bai, Kustom Kulture, Dylan Bartlett in Santa Ana

Here's a little vid I did of some art openings over in Santa Ana tonight. Artists in order are Yun Bai at OCCCA, the Kustom Kulture show at GCAC and Dylan Bartlett at the Memphis Gallery.

Santa Ana College Talk

Here's a quick vid of David Michael Lee's intro before my talk today at Santa Ana College's Art Forum Series. I think it went pretty well and I had a great time doing it. Always fun to talk about yourself! And many thanks to Linda White from FOCA-OC for coming out bearing gifts. Much appreciated.

OCAB TV – Santiago Art District

On Saturday night Mrs. OC Art Blog and I headed over to the art walk at the Santiago Art District. It was our first time there and we had a nice time. Looks like there's going to be something to do the 3rd Saturday now. Looks like weekends in OC are filling up and it's nice to see. Here's the vid:

More OCAB TV

While I was out and about last night I had the opportunity to ask a few people involved in our local scene if they thought there was a recession coming and what that mean't for the Orange County art scene:

OCAB TV is Back!

Hooray! OCAB TV is back with a vengeance. Here's a quick vid of Saturday nights activities. First stop was Kurt Weston's show at CSUF and then to the Exit Gallery on campus at CSUF. After that I went over to see the Eoin Breadon and Jason Chakravarty show at @space and last but not least was J Flynn gallery for the opening of Modern Day Characters. Enjoy:

New Art TV/OC Art Blog TV

I've been watching a lot of New Art TV lately. They do a really nice job of getting out and about. It's New York centric of course but they have a lot of good artist profiles and studio visits. Examples include visits with Joy Garnett and Dana Schutz. Some of you may remember my attempt at Art TV called OC Art Blog TV. I would like to kick that back up but need some help. Any budding film/TV Production students out there want to build a resume?? Please contact me. I need help.

OCAB TV Episode #5

OCAB TV went to Santa Ana on Saturday night to celebrate the 13th anniversary of the Art Walk. While there we asked a few folks who've been around a while what their favorite Art Walk memory was. Enjoy:

OCAB TV @ FH Mens Room Gallery

In this episode OCAB TV visits the FH Mens Room Gallery and chats with Gallery Curator Dino Dinco and catches the installation & performance by artists Edgar Fabian Frias, Francisco Ayala & Sergio Torres. Wild!

OCAB TV @ The HBAC

For episode 3 of OCAB TV we paid a visit to the preview party for the HB Art Center's upcoming auction. Enjoy!

OCAB TV Episode #2

Episode two pays a visit to The Office to chat with Adrian de la Pena and Ana Rodriquez during their show. Enjoy.

OC Art Blog TV Episode #1

Well here it is. Episode #1 is a visit to the Harold Chapman show at OMC Gallery and a brief interview with Gallery Director Rolf Goellnitz, it's 5 minutes in length. OCAB TV is a work in progress. If anybody would like to help with this project please let me know. Enjoy...and feedback is appreciated.

The OC Art Blog was created in 2004 as a way to build community and promote the marginalized but dynamic Orange County art scene.

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