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Past Exhibits

Portraits by Women Painters West

California Water Color Society - The First 50 Years 1921-1971

Alice Beasley - Quilt Artist

On the Road

Broken Dreams

visit Chris Fraticelli's website

Project: Warhol

Lou D’Elia photography, and collaborative artworks with Gus Harper and Gino Perez

Some Assemblage Required

Art Quilts

Bradford J Salamon

Ocean Park Portraits

Splash

Art by Kenton Nelson

​Rock & Roll Legends

Watercolors​

One Man's Passion

 Tattoo

Shamrock Social Club

Awkward Family Photos

5 New Artists on the Map

Navajo Textiles

Wearing Blankets and Rugs

Edward S. Curtis

The North American Indian

Shortboard Revolution

Surf Design 1967—1984

D. J. Hall

Selected Works 1974 – 2012

Santa Monica Close-up

 Fabian A. Lewkowicz

Gotta DANCE! 

The Art of the Dance Movie Poster

Buena Vista

California Artists in Mexico 1928-1970

Skateboard

Evolution and Art in California

Mexican Calendar Girls

The Golden Age of Mexican Calendar Art, 1930-1960

California Regionalism

Oils on Canvas

Lights! Camera! Glamour!

The Photography of George Hurrell

Behold, the Pacific!

California Coastal Views

Everyday Life in California 

Regional Watercolors, 1930-1960

Groves of Gold

California Fruit Box Labels

Santa Catalina

"In All the World, No Trip Like This!"

Ceramica

Mexican Pottery of the Twentieth Century

Aloha Spirit

Hawaii’s Influence on the California Lifestyle

California Tile

The Golden Era: 1910-1940

now closed

Nocturnal Botanica - photography by bernard wolf

This a beautiful collection of evening-themed photographs will be on display in the musuem’s downstairs gallery from  June 3, through July 2, 2023. 


Shot primarily in the Venice/Santa Monica area, “Nocturnal Botanica” considers the cultivated trees and shrubbery that line city streets and boulevards, the often over-looked fixtures of the municipal landscape. 


Captured with long exposures using only available light, the sometimes bedraggled, sometimes meticulously pruned forms, emerge as sculptural objects that seem to glow in the night. The aesthetic created brings a sensation that this flora, on these Southern California streets, was chosen and positioned by a fastidious urban curator. 


Based in Santa Monica, California, Bernard Wolf is a mostly self-taught photographer whose career spans over 30 years. He currently works as a freelance commercial photographer specializing in architecture, portraits, and products, as well as sustaining a fine art photography studio. More images can be seen at  www.bernardwolf.com


"Nocturnal Botanica" is the first in a series of monthly rotating photography exhibitions that will be held in the museum’s downstairs gallery. The first dozen exhibits will be “Guest Curated” by photographer Marco Pallotti.  Mr. Pallotti, originally from London, has lived in California for more than 35 years.   For more information please email us at photographyexhibits@californiaheritagemuseum.org


The Opening Reception for this exhibition is June 3, from 2:30 until 4:00  P.M. The general public is invited to attend. Admission and parking within the Museum’s lot are FREE. 

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