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LAM introduces Art Museum Neighborhood Nights
All summer long, locals can take advantage of a free night at the Laguna Art Museum (LAM) with a raffle, tours, local food and drinks (LAM is collaborating with local spots), and activities for the entire family.
Each part of the Laguna community has their own night.
Free nights (5-7 p.m.)
Thursday, July 18 – The Village
Thursday, Aug. 15 – South Laguna
Thursday, Sept. 12 – Top of the World
A Summer of Fun and Learning, begins in June
Throughout summer 2024, LAM will be welcoming kids into the museum for expanded learning and creative opportunities that can be found only at Laguna Art Museum. Starting off with their Summer Camp, they will announce new phases of LAM Kids Summer on this page. Stay tuned and make sure you register!
For classes, click here.
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Kids Camp runs through July 29
LAM Kids Summer Fridays
Drop in and create masterpieces of your own. From 11 a.m.-4 p.m. every summer Friday, their Studio/Lab is open to all kids who want to explore their creativity and participate in hands-on art projects. Members of the Education Staff will be onsite to help kids find inspiration and create their works of art.
Drop ins are free with museum admission.
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Adam Neeley, “Modern Alchemy” continues through July 29
–Modern Alchemy: The Fusion of Art and Nature in the Jewelry Designs of Adam Neeley
Adam Neeley is an award-winning artist/jeweler who transforms precious metals and gemstones into wearable art by traditional goldsmith techniques and modern technologies. His unique designs are inspired by the vast variety of shapes and colors found in the natural world. In fact, it was his childhood interest in collecting rocks that eventually drew Neeley to the master goldsmiths in Italy, where he would study the art of jewelry making. Eventually he developed his own style and techniques of goldwork that have won him international acclaim, as well as prestigious awards across the jewelry industry.
Exhibitions:
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“Skyward” by Eric Theodore
Reflections of Resilience through August 25
Reflections of Resilience presents a sampling of the artwork from the 2024 Master of Fine Art graduates from Laguna College of Art + Design (LCAD). Remarkable artists are attracted to LCAD because of the understanding that time-honored skill joined with personal contemporary concerns can create vital, memorable art.
LAM is delighted to introduce Cara Baxter, Jason Dowd, Amber Foote, Sara Khakpour, Ryanne Phillips, Janaise Sanchez, Eric Theodore and Kevin Yaun.
On the Edge through September 2
Joan and Jack Quinn Family Collection
Joan and Jack Quinn represent a crucial moment in art history, as Los Angeles came to symbolize an innovative and prolific brand of creative freedom. On the Edge: Los Angeles Art from the Joan and Jack Quinn Family Collection, explores the experimental approaches to minimalism and new materials from the 1960s through 2000s, the diversification of practices and makers, and the vital role the Quinns played in both documenting and contributing to the story of Los Angeles art. Revealed is a period of artmaking that is pivotal to understanding current practices and the west coast mentality, and collectively exudes a unique spirit of anti-conformity and the “California Cool” ethos.
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Live! at the Museum – July 7
–Sunday, July 7, 1 p.m.
Live! at the Museum presented by Laguna Live!
Laguna Live! welcomes Taso Comanescu and Anastasia Malliaras guitar and soprano to Laguna Art Museum.
American guitarist Taso Comanescu is a colorful performer full of subtle nuance and strong musicianship. His programs present a variety of repertoire that creatively captures his audiences. He is an in-demand solo performer, ensemble artist and instructor whose accomplishments have taken him around the globe.
Soprano Anastasia Malliaras is gracefully exploring new depths of her artistry and voice. With a beautiful blend of warm and bright colors, her timbre is distinguishable and vocal tone elegant and natural. Her voice has led her to play the classic operatic roles of Nannetta, Olympia, Zerbinetta, Marie and Frasquita, to name a few. In 2017, she was seen in the world premiere of the opera Tesla where she portrayed the role of Marie Astor Hampton.
Advance reservations are recommended. Come early to enjoy the art.
For tickets, click here.
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LAM Kids’ Summer Mini Camp Series – July 8
–Monday, July 8, 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
LAM Kids’ Summer Mini Camp Series
Get ready to unleash your inner artist and dive into a world of creative chaos at the Play Summer Camp at Laguna Art Museum! Step into a whimsical wonderland where the museum becomes a playground for imagination, filled with fantastical forts and larger-than-life collaborative painting activities. Kids have the freedom to let their creativity run wild, making a mess in the most delightful way possible as they create playful works of art that reflect their boundless imagination and endless joy. Join in for a summer of messy masterpieces and unforgettable fun.
Keep the summer fun going with their exclusive After-Summer Day Camp Miniseries, happening at Laguna Art Museum. Designed to complement their day camp experience, these two-hour sessions from 3-5 p.m. offer kids the perfect opportunity to continue their creative journey in a unique and inspiring setting.
Costs:
Summer Day Camp
$75 for members
$95 for non-members
$60 for two or more siblings for members
$80 for two or more siblings for non-members
A healthy snack will be provided by the museum. Campers should bring their own lunches.
Registration fees are fully refundable up to four (4) weeks prior to the scheduled day camp session.
Mini Session
Monday, August 5 from 3-5 p.m.
$30 for members
$55 for non-members
$25 for two or more siblings for members
$50 for two or more siblings for non-members
For registration, click here.
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Art Walk – July 11
–Thursday, July 11, 6-9 p.m.
First Thursdays Art Walk
First Thursdays Art Walk celebrates the diverse cultural art scene of Laguna Beach and is free to the public with participation by more than 30 member galleries. First Thursdays Art Walk is held on the first Thursday of every month from 6-9 p.m.
Featuring: Nick Yrizarry, Classical Guitar
Admission to the museum is free on each month’s First Thursday Art Walk.
Featured Exhibitions: Modern Alchemy, On the Edge: Los Angeles Art from the Joan and Jack: The Quinn Family Collection, Reflections of Resilience
Joan Quinn Portrait Exploration – July 13
–Saturday, July 13, 1 p.m.
Art Workshop: Joan Quinn Portrait Exploration
Join renowned artist Yolanda Gonzalez for an exclusive watercolor portrait painting class at the Laguna Art Museum, featuring the iconic Joan Quinn as the model. This unique opportunity allows participants to capture the essence of a true icon, adding to the rich repertoire of portraits of Quinn. Don’t miss this exceptional chance to learn from a master artist and paint a living legend.
Gonzalez originates from a family of artists who created portraits dating back to 1877 and she has been creating portraits for 40 years.
In this workshop, the artist will discuss the interaction between the model (Joan Quinn) and the artists who will learn how to draw a portrait with pencil and watercolor. They encourage the artists to experiment with their own creative expression. All levels are welcome. Advance tickets are recommended. Museum members: $18, Non-members: $25. For tickets, click here.
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“Sunset Glow” by Alfred Mitchell, 1924
–Sunday, July 14, 10 a.m.
Jean Stern Presents Historic Artists of San Diego
Join Jean Stern for overview lecture of the important artists who lived and worked in the San Diego area between 1890 and 1940.
As it was in Los Angeles, Laguna Beach and the San Francisco Bay Area, San Diego had its own group of painters who participated in the California Impressionists movement and Modernism.
Among these were Maurice Braun (1877-1941), Alfred Mitchell (1888-1972), Charles A. Fries (1854-1940), Charles Reiffel (1862-1942), Belle Baranceanu (1902-1988) who was in the forefront of Modernism and several others.
The slide-illustrated lecture features 95 slides and lasts approximately 50 minutes, with time afterwards for questions.
Advance tickets are recommended. Museum members: $12, Non-members: $18. For tickets, click here.
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Creation Station Day Camp – July 15
–Monday, July 15, 9:30 a.m.- 2 p.m.
Creation Station Day Camp
Are you ready to dive into a world of imagination and invention? Do you love crafting with LEGOS® and designing epic Hot Wheels tracks? Then buckle up, because this is the summer day camp where your wildest creations come to life. Join us for a one-of-a-kind adventure where you’ll become the mastermind behind your own world. From towering skyscrapers to winding racetracks, the possibilities are endless.
LAM Kids’ Summer Mini Camp Series
Keep the summer fun going with their exclusive After-Summer Day Camp Mini Series, happening at Laguna Art Museum. Designed to complement your day camp experience, these two-hour sessions from 3-5 p.m. offer kids the perfect opportunity to continue their creative journey in a unique and inspiring setting.
Summer Day Camp
$75 for members
$95 for non-members
$60 for two or more siblings for members
$80 for two or more siblings for non-members
A healthy snack will be provided by the museum. Campers should bring their own lunches.
Registration fees are fully refundable up to four weeks prior to the scheduled day camp session.
Mini Session
Monday, Aug. 5 from 3-5 p.m.
$30 for members
$55 for non-members
$25 for two or more siblings for members
$50 for two or more siblings for non-members
For registration, click here.
Art Workshop – July 19
–Friday, July 19, 4-7 p.m.
Art Workshop, Figure Drawing
Join Peter Zokosky, Chair of MFA Drawing + Painting at LCAD, for a figure drawing workshop. Learn the basics and build on your knowledge of how to draw the human form with a live model. Supplies are included with purchase of a ticket.
Please note that the model will be nude.
Advance tickets are recommended. Adults (18+) only. Museum members: $30, Non-members: $45. For tickets, click here.
Modern Alchemy, Adam Neeley – July 20
–Saturday, July 20, 2 p.m.
Adam Neeley: Modern Alchemy Tour and Summer Soiree
Experience the magic of Modern Alchemy with a special museum program featuring acclaimed artist-jeweler Adam Neeley. Join Neeley for a guided tour of the exhibit, exploring the innovative techniques and stunning creations that define his work. After the tour, continue the celebration at a Summer Soirée hosted at the Adam Neeley Gallery. Enjoy the delights of summer with Champagne, wines and small bites amid the captivating ambience where artistic brilliance comes to life.
Advance tickets are recommended. Limited availability.
Museum members: $18, Non-members: $25.
For tickets, click here.
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Art Workshop: Proud to be Me – July 25
–Thursday, July 25, 10 a.m.
Art Workshop: Proud to be Me
In honor of Disability Pride Month, join LAM for an inclusive self-portrait collage art workshop designed specifically for children with disabilities. In this creative and supportive environment, kids will have the opportunity to express themselves through art using a variety of tactile materials. In partnership with Orange County Arts and Disability, this workshop aims to foster self-esteem and provide a joyful art-making experience for all. Come create a masterpiece that reflects your unique personality. All abilities are welcome.
This workshop is presented in partnership with Orange County Arts and Disability whose mission is to provide arts, education and cultural opportunities by, with and for people with disabilities, making the arts accessible to people of all abilities.
Free! Every student must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of the workshop.
For reservations, click here.
The museum is located at 307 Cliff Drive, Laguna Beach.
For more information, or go to www.lagunaartmuseum.org.
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