Laguna Art Museum is exhibiting “The OsCene:...
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Laguna Art Museum is exhibiting “The OsCene: Contemporary Art and
Culture in OC,” “Jody Zellen: Other Places,” “The Many Faces of Roger
Armstrong” and “Surf Culture Redux “ through Feb. 27.
“The OsCene: Contemporary Art and Culture in Orange County,”
exhibit involves diverse media including painting, drawing,
sculpture, photography, multi-media installations, video/film,
sound/music, architecture, fashion and tattoo art.
The next Talk of the Town lecture is set for 1 p.m. Dec. 5,
featuring “The Spatial Orchestration of Form:uLA Dimension
Laboratory.” Architects and OsCene exhibitors Bryan Cantley and Kevin
O’Donnell will discuss their theoretical architecture influenced by
the vine structure of the kudzu plant.
“The Edge in Surf Films from The OsCene” will feature the film
“Nihi” at 7 p.m. Dec. 8. The documentary is about Hawaiian Waterman
Titius Nihi that mixes the current politic and surf in an edgy style.
Screenings are $5 for museum members, seniors and students and $7 for
nonmembers.
Additional lectures, panels, film screenings and music
performances are scheduled throughout the exhibit.
Laguna Art Museum, 307 Cliff Drive. For information, call (949)
494-8971. https://www.lagunaart museum.org.
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