Santa Monica Museum of Art
Phone: +1 310 586 6488
Fax: +1 310 586 6487
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This small art museum is located inside the largeBergamot Station arts complex in Santa Monica. Despite the size, the permanent collection here ranges from contemporary painting and sculpture to regular presentations of performance art, dance, film and music. In addition, the museum features a host of special events as well as educational outreach programs dedicated to bringing art into the classroom. Call or email them for a current schedule of events. Admission is free.
Tu-F 11a-6p, Sa 11a-8p
Sep 13th, 2008 to Dec 13th, 2008
Step inside Project Room II and you'll feel like you just walked into a room full of recurring geometric patterns in different colors. Bruce Pollock's work is packed with fascinating images like fancy webs and flowers in co-ordinated color schemes. In contrast to the 7 dense, abstract oil paintings, there is a drawing in pencil and ink which covers the entire wall.
Henry Taylor: Girrrrrl!
Sep 13th, 2008 to Dec 13th, 2008
Henry Taylor is an upcoming L.A. artist who's impressed critics and connoisseurs with the profound insight that his paintings display. This collection includes four of his latest pieces which have been inspired his own childhood. Taylor uses varied styles, techniques and materials to recreate familiar scenes from his personal life. His vivid portrayal of poverty and the financially disadvantaged will touch your heart.
Martin Kersels: Heavyweight Champion
Sep 13th, 2008 to Dec 13th, 2008
Southern Californian artist, Martin Kersels is displaying his eclectic collection of work at Santa Monica Museum of Art. Some of his huge photographic prints show Kersels falling, tripping and tossing people in a slapstick style that is sure to draw a chuckle or two. Interesting installations include Rickety, a cluster of old furniture under a platform and Dionysian Stage, a gigantic revolving nest.
Small Yet Comprehensive
Phone: +1 310 586 6488
Fax: +1 310 586 6487
Email | Website | Map | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
This small art museum is located inside the largeBergamot Station arts complex in Santa Monica. Despite the size, the permanent collection here ranges from contemporary painting and sculpture to regular presentations of performance art, dance, film and music. In addition, the museum features a host of special events as well as educational outreach programs dedicated to bringing art into the classroom. Call or email them for a current schedule of events. Admission is free.
Tu-F 11a-6p, Sa 11a-8p
Associated Events
Bruce Pollock: Circling WestSep 13th, 2008 to Dec 13th, 2008
Step inside Project Room II and you'll feel like you just walked into a room full of recurring geometric patterns in different colors. Bruce Pollock's work is packed with fascinating images like fancy webs and flowers in co-ordinated color schemes. In contrast to the 7 dense, abstract oil paintings, there is a drawing in pencil and ink which covers the entire wall.
Henry Taylor: Girrrrrl!
Sep 13th, 2008 to Dec 13th, 2008
Henry Taylor is an upcoming L.A. artist who's impressed critics and connoisseurs with the profound insight that his paintings display. This collection includes four of his latest pieces which have been inspired his own childhood. Taylor uses varied styles, techniques and materials to recreate familiar scenes from his personal life. His vivid portrayal of poverty and the financially disadvantaged will touch your heart.
Martin Kersels: Heavyweight Champion
Sep 13th, 2008 to Dec 13th, 2008
Southern Californian artist, Martin Kersels is displaying his eclectic collection of work at Santa Monica Museum of Art. Some of his huge photographic prints show Kersels falling, tripping and tossing people in a slapstick style that is sure to draw a chuckle or two. Interesting installations include Rickety, a cluster of old furniture under a platform and Dionysian Stage, a gigantic revolving nest.
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