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The Gallery exhibits are held at theat IEMA's temporary gallery at By Appointment - 909-941-3993 |
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3rd Saturday of the month from 6-8 PM |
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Indigenous | Sept 2nd – Oct 21st |
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| Opening Reception Sept 2nd 2-5pm | |||
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Online Exhibits |
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| Painter - Eric Tippeconnic & Photographer - Derrick Yazzie | |||
| Curator: Gene Sasse | |||
Distinct Perspectives exhibit | by: Cassandra Caldwell |
This exhibit is about capturing a moment to serve as a metaphor for the viewer which boldly states that Indigenous American cultures while intimately connected to their history are in fact contemporary, alive, and constantly evolving. |
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Visions of Elysium | Nov 11th – Dec 23rd |
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| Curator: Jim Morphesis | |||
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Epitapha: what dreams may come... exhibit |
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Joanne Julian | Ethereal Swim 2018 | Ink & Prismacolor on paper | 42x30in |
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Faces: Portraits from the Collection exhibit |
“Visions of Elysium”, refers to the Elysian Fields, a place of peace and beauty which the ancient Greeks believed was the reward for living a good life. |
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Discovering Receptive Abstract Patternism |
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Line: Five Different Stories |
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Past Exhibits |
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Art from California’s Inland Empire & Beyond Stories from the Art The Real Grapes of Wrath: Photographs from the Farm Security Administration A Look Back at Berlin and the Eastern Sector Presidential Images: America's Leaders Epitaphs: What Dreams May Come Distinct Perspectives: from Eastern Europe Fragments: An Archeology of Memory Faces: Portraits from the Collection Line: Five Different Stories |
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Events @ a Glance |
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