| CAM Pulse If you missed last Saturday's Poetry at the Carnegie - The Jackson Wheeler Series , thanks to Phil Taggart, Ventura County's Poet Laureate the readings were filmed and can be viewed by clicking on each reader's names, host Marsha de la O , Alyssa Ramirez , Sharon Venezio , and Ellen Reich whom so generously supported the evening event. Join us next month on March 24th for guest poets William Mohr and Vincent Mowrey. CAM Book Club TONIGHT...Join fellow art and book lovers at our monthly book discussion. Ruby by Cynthia Bond Thursday, February 15 6 pm $5 / members free click here for more info and to view the upcoming selections. building blocks of art These art exploration classes help kids explore the tools artists use to build works of art from line to texture and everything in between. In each session, students are introduced to one or two building blocks and a different technique inspired by the current exhibits on display. Students will then apply what they learn to create their own art. Saturday, February 17 10:30 am - noon - Form & Space $10 each participant Reservations and prepayment required / space is limited. Click here to enroll online or call 805.385.8171 Closing Exhibition through February 18 Expressions of Life / Ricardo Palavecino Over 40 portraits selected from the photographer’s continuing documentary series, which reveals the distinctiveness of individuals and showcases the human spirit. Cinematographer, videographer, and photographer, Palavecino has created imagery for an extensive list of television networks and production companies including: Reuters, Fox, ABC, CBS, NBC, Sony Pictures, Sundance Channel, and KCET’s Departures. Upcoming Exhibition March 11 - May 27, 2018 Black & White & In Between: Contemporary Art from the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation Opening Reception Saturday, March 10 4-6 pm / $10 / members free Cultural and Community Services The Cultural and Community Services Department is committed to providing a wide range of exceptional programs, services, and events that encourage and promote a full, enriched, and active life. This includes free and equal access to information and resources, quality artistic, cultural, and entertainment experiences, and offerings that embrace diversity and promote wellness, civic pride, and lifelong learning. The Cultural and Community Services Department divisions include: Oxnard Public Library Recreation and Community Services Oxnard Performing Arts and Convention Center Carnegie Art Museum Sign up for the Cultural and Community Services newsletter at the link below! BECOME A MEMBER TODAY! |
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TONIGHT...Join fellow art and book lovers at our monthly book discussion.
Ruby by Cynthia Bond
Thursday, February 15
6 pm
$5 / members free
click here for more info and to view the upcoming selections.
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building blocks of art
These art exploration classes help kids explore the tools artists use to build works of art from line to texture and everything in between. In each session, students are introduced to one or two building blocks and a different technique inspired by the current exhibits on display. Students will then apply what they learn to create their own art.
Saturday, February 17
10:30 am - noon - Form & Space
$10 each participant
Reservations and prepayment required / space is limited. Click here to enroll online or call 805.385.8171
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through February 18
Expressions of Life / Ricardo Palavecino
Over 40 portraits selected from the photographer’s continuing documentary series, which reveals the distinctiveness of individuals and showcases the human spirit.
Cinematographer, videographer, and photographer, Palavecino has created imagery for an extensive list of television networks and production companies including: Reuters, Fox, ABC, CBS, NBC, Sony Pictures, Sundance Channel, and KCET’s Departures.
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March 11 - May 27, 2018
Black & White & In Between: Contemporary Art from the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation
Opening Reception
Saturday, March 10
4-6 pm / $10 / members free
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The Cultural and Community Services Department is committed to providing a wide range of exceptional programs, services, and events that encourage and promote a full, enriched, and active life. This includes free and equal access to information and resources, quality artistic, cultural, and entertainment experiences, and offerings that embrace diversity and promote wellness, civic pride, and lifelong learning.
The Cultural and Community Services Department divisions include:
Sign up for the Cultural and Community Services newsletter at the link below!
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