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Director Charles Otte on Visions of 'Vireo'
Creative director Charlie Otte helped design the opera, "Vireo," to be viewed on television.
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Mystic Arts World: Laguna Beach's Original Psychedelic Gallery
In the 1960s, Mystic Arts World was a Laguna Beach emporium, bookstore, and gallery that showcased psychedelic art. Historian Bolton Colburn revisits the counter culture venue with exhibition "Orange Sunshine and the Mystic Artists 1967-1970."
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The Whimsy of Wood: The Pyrography of Suzanne Walsh
Pyrography plays a primary role in the practice of Suzanne Walsh. The Orange County-based artist uses fire to portray animal life, and the parallels between humans and animals.
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Hand-Stitched: The Art of Chris Francis' Shoes
Chris Francis' one-of-a-kind shoes are both art and fashion. For the designer, it's the process of creation that's the most fascinating part about his practice.
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The Otherworldly Works of Yevgeniya Mikhailik
The whimsical artwork of Russian-American Yevgeniya Mikhailik reflects the artist's fantastical imagination.
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Cross-Pollination: Jessica Rath's 'A Better Nectar'
Jessica Rath's "A Better Nectar" bridges science and art, finding fascinating ways to explore the perception and experience of bumble bees.
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Antelope Valley Art Outpost: Building Community in the High Desert
The Antelope Valley Art Outpost support and promote community development through artist-driven projects in the unincorporated communities of the Antelope Valley.
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Santa Ana Sites: Eclectic Ensemble wild Up Comes to Orange County
The pop-up series, Santa Ana Sites, features the experimental music group "wild Up," an ensemble that re-interprets modern-classical music.
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Kevin Stewart-Magee's Ubiquitous California Murals
Since the early '90s, Orange County artist Kevin Stewart-Magee has created over 100 corporately, publicly and privately-sponsored murals in six states.
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The Untold Stories of Californian Impressionism
A new exhibition at The Irvine Museum displays the chaotic history of California through impressionistic works by some of the great painters of the late 1800s.