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OTHER NOTABLE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ART MUSEUMS:
objects relating to the early days of Orange County. And don’t forget to check out the “Kidseum” for a ton of fun for children of all ages. Start them early, who knows if you have the next budding Rembrandt or Rauschenberg? The Bowers Museum is at 2002 North Main Street in Santa Ana, for tickets and more information call 714.567.3600 or go
tobowers.org.
Orange County Museum of Art Opened in 1962 as the Balboa Pavilion Gallery by
thirteen visionary women, the Orange County Mu- seum of Art or OCMA focuses on modern and contem- porary art. Growth and expansion in the museum’s collection and its following allowed for the museum to open its doors in the current location on San Cle- mente Drive in 1977. Remodeled and renamed the Orange County Museum of Art in 1997, OCMA’s collection is comprised of nearly 2,500 modern and contemporary art objects. With a concentration on the art of California from the early 20th century to examples of works by and exhibitions of major local, national, and international artists such as John Baldes- sari, Elmer Bischoff, Jessica Bronson, Chris Burden, Vija Celmins, Bruce Conner, Richard Diebenkorn, Robert Irwin, Helen Lundeberg, Stanton MacDonald-Wright, John McCracken, John McLaughlin, Catherine Opie, Alan Rath, Charles Ray, Ed Ruscha and Bill Viola. OCMA is at 850 San Clemente Drive in Newport Beach, for tickets and more information call 949.759.1122 or go
toocma.net.
“The job of the artist is always to deepen
the mystery.” -Francis Bacon
American Museum of Ceramic Art (Pomona) Anaheim Museum(Anaheim) The Autry - Museum of the American West(Los Angeles) Bakersfield Museum of Art(Bakersfield) California African American Museum(Los Angeles) California Heritage Museum (Santa Monica) California Museum of Photography (Riverside) Carnegie Art Museum (Oxnard) The Huntington - Library, Art Collection & Botanical Gardens(San Marino) The Irvine Museum (Irvine) Japanese American National Museum(Los Angeles) Laguna Art Museum (Laguna Beach) Latino Art Museum(Pomona) Long Beach Museum of Art (Long Beach) Los Angeles County Museum of Art (Los Angeles) Mingei International Museum (San Diego) Museum of Contemporary Art (Los Angeles) Museum of Latin American Art (Long Beach) Museum of Neon Art(Los Angeles) Museum of Photographic Arts(San Diego) Museum of Tolerance (Los Angeles) MuzeO(Anaheim) Norton Simon Museum (Pasadena) Pacific Asian Museum (Pasadena) Palm Springs Art Museum (Palm Springs) Pasadena Museum of California Art(Pasadena) Riverside Art Museum (Riverside) The Riverside Municipal Museum (Riverside) San Luis Obispo Museum of Art (San Luis Obispo) Santa Barbara Museum of Art (Santa Barbara) Santa Monica Museum of Art (Santa Monica) Torrance Art Museum (Torrance) University Art Museums and Art Galleries in California Beall Center for Art + Technology (U of California Irvine) California State University, Long Beach - University Art Museum Fisher Gallery (University of Southern California, Los Angeles) Fowler Art Museum (UCLA, Los Angeles) Grand Central Art Center (California State University Fullerton) The Hammer Museum at UCLA (Los Angeles) The Luckman (California State University, Los Angeles) Pasadena City College Art Gallery (Pasadena) Pomona College Museum of Art (Claremont) Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery (Scripts College, Claremont) University of California, Northridge, Art Galleries (Northridge) University of California, Riverside, California Museum of Photography Art, Design & Architecture Museum (UC Santa Barbara)
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