The Exuberance of Horses on Display in Santa Paula Starting June 2nd

The Exuberance of Horses on Exhibition in Large Scale Paintings by Katie Upton  Opening June 2 at Agriculture Museum - Free Reception June 3

Palominos #51 Acrylic on Canvas 2011 Katie UptonHorse Play: Paintings by Katie Upton, an exhibition depicting the exuberance, energy and beauty of horses, opens June 2 at the Museum of Ventura County’s Agriculture Museum in Santa Paula. The larger than life-size canvases depict the animals that have fascinated Santa Barbara artist Upton since her childhood. The exhibit continues through September 2.

Meet Upton at a free reception on Sunday, June 3, from 2:00-4:00 p.m. for the opening of Horse Play and the Agriculture Museum’s accompanying exhibit Team

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"Conquest of the Americas" Exhibition at Museum of Ventura County May 22-Aug 5

Conquest of the Americas: New George Stuart Historical Figures® Exhibition & Monologues

Conquest of the Americas, the newest exhibition of George Stuart Historical Figures® at the Museum of Ventura County, illustrates how conquistadors, explorers and settlers brought far-reaching consequences for the indigenous peoples of the Americas, and for the entire world. The exhibit opens May 22 and runs through August 5.

Among the 27 one-quarter life-size figures are those of Christopher Columbus, Hernán Cortés, Moctezuma II, Malinche, Junipero Serra, Alexander Mackenzie, Jedediah Smith, and John Charles Frémont.

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Cal Lutheran Multimedia Students to Exhibit Work From Feb 1st to May 15th

CLU multimedia students to exhibit work
A day on campus, in TO and in LA is documented

California Lutheran University multimedia students will display some of their work from Wednesday, Feb. 1, through Tuesday, May 15, in Soiland Humanities Center.

“Project 24: One Day in the Life” features photography, documentary video and graphic design selections depicting 24-hour periods at CLU, in Thousand Oaks and in Los Angeles. The students documented intriguing stories on three separate days in a project that is repeated each year.

“Creative Concepts” features visual presentations by the sophomore multimedia class. The students created ideas for engaging stories along with logos and merchandise.

Soiland Humanities Center is on the south side of Memorial Parkway at Regent Avenue on the Thousand Oaks campus.

The Multimedia Department is sponsoring both free exhibits. For more information, contact Dan Restuccio at 805-493-3459.