Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

RESERVE YOUR SPOT:
https://whitelightsounds.com/schedule/white-light-signature-sound-bath-february2

White Light Signature Sound Bath [$24]

• Sunday, February 2, 2020
• 7:00 PM  8:00 PM

• Resin Gallery618 Cypress AvenueHermosa Beach, CA, 90254United States (map)

Facilitated by Farnaz Reneker & Kristin White

Relax as you journey inward, guided by the sounds of crystal singing bowls, gongs, drums, chimes and other ancient instruments.

This is our 60 minute signature event and a reservation is recommended as space is limited for your maximum enjoyment.

**Arrive 10 minutes early to settle in as we will begin at the scheduled start time.**

We recommend you bring the items you need to lie down comfortably for an hour, including a yoga mat, pillow, blanket, and eye mask.

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

RESERVE YOUR SPOT:
https://whitelightsounds.com/schedule/chakra-balancing-sound-meditation-february4

Chakra Balancing Guided Meditation & Sound Bath [$24]

• Tuesday, February 4, 2020
• 7:30 PM  8:30 PM

• Resin Gallery618 Cypress AvenueHermosa Beach, CA 90254 (map)

Facilitated by Kristin White

Begin with a guided meditation journey through your energy centers, followed by the gentle sounds of crystal singing bowls and chimes to integrate the resulting balanced energy into body, mind, and spirit.

This is a 60 minute session and a reservation is recommended as space is limited for your maximum enjoyment.

**Arrive 10 minutes early to settle in as we will begin at the scheduled start time.**

We recommend you bring the items you need to lie down comfortably for an hour, including a yoga mat, pillow, blanket, and eye mask.

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

BLOCK PRINTING WORKSHOP
Saturday, February 8, 1-4pm

Resin, 618 Cypress Ave, Hermosa Beach

$135 includes all supplies

Space is limited to 8 students
No experience needed. 
Refreshments will be served. 
Ages 14 and up.

Taught by SBAC Artist Diana Flynn.

Spend the afternoon making a beautiful piece of block printed art. Learn a new skill and get lots of tips in this hands-on workshop.

Make your own block printed wall hanging. In this workshop, you'll learn how to mix custom inks, try out block-printing tools, and create a patterned print on fabric using a vintage wood block. You'll leave this class with some new skills and a beautiful piece of art that is framed and ready to hang.

Bring a friend, make a gift or just do something for yourself!

Please wear a smock or other paint friendly attire. 

RESERVE YOUR SPOT:  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/block-printing-workshop-make-your-own-block-printed-wall-art-tickets-89194935453?aff=erelexpmlt

with Matt Wessen

Join legends of the Southern California beach, surf, skate culture

Skip Engblom
Anthony Friedkin
Jim Ganzer

for an intimate Artist Talk

February 8, 6-8pm
Resin, 618 Cypress Ave, Hermosa Beach

Don't miss this chance to hear their stories firsthand
PRIVATE TOURS ALSO AVAILABLE

Skip Engblom
Surf and Skate Legend and Entrepreneur

Skip Engblom is one of the co-founders of Jeff Ho Surfboards and Zephyr Productions Surf Shop in Santa Monica, California. Engblom helped create the Zephyr Surf Team and the Zephyr Skate Team a.k.a. the Z-Boys. Engblom sponsored the Z-Boys, the most influential skateboarding team in the history of the sport, and was the reason the boys started competing. He continues to run his successful skateboard company, Santa Monica Airlines, since 1978.

The late Heath Ledger played surf and skate icon Skip Engblom in Lords Of Dogtown, which chronicled the rise of modern skateboarding in 1970s Venice. Skip Engblom also played a cameo part in Lords of Dogtown as a race starter.

Anthony Friedkin
Photographer, surfer and "disciple of the sea"

Anthony Friedkin feels deep emotions about the ocean and being a surfer and decided to connect the two together. "I set out to create a highly personal set of photographs by exploring and discovering many of my complex impressions and experiences I’ve had (more than fifty years now) in riding waves and associating with my best and loyal friends, my fellow surfers. Surfers communicate with nature in a profound way. They feel the magic and carry it with them. They are actively rebellious and strongly individualistic. The camaraderie amongst surfers is legendary. I wanted to photograph what happens to the surfer when he gets out of the ocean, when he crosses the Pacific Coast Highway."

Jim Ganzer
The Dude a.k.a. "the rock consultant"

Ganzer is known as a Malibu surf legend, who inspired the 1978 surf-themed, Big Wednesday, written and directed by John Milius. When the Coen brothers were developing The Big Lebowski, Milius introduced them to Ganzer, who is said to have been an influence on The Dude. He lives in Malibu, speaks in a slow California baritone: “The art world is not much different than the surfing world. It has its parameters but its a cosmos. And as a cosmos, it's always changing.“

Jim Ganzer emerged as an artist when the surf and skate culture-inspired world was not yet a billion-dollar industry, but an afterthought in a mostly hardware-focused segment. He became the voice of the subculture in the ’80s for inventing cult garments under the name of Jimmy’Z that combined form with function.

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

RESERVE YOUR SPOT:
https://whitelightsounds.com/schedule/full-moon-sound-bath-february09

Full Moon Sound Bath [$24]

• Sunday, February 9, 2020
• 7:00 PM  8:00 PM

• Resin Gallery618 Cypress AvenueHermosa Beach, CA 90254 (map)

Facilitated by Farnaz Reneker

Honor the moon and its amplification powers as you journey inward, guided by the sounds of crystal singing bowls, gongs, drums, chimes and other ancient instruments. The magnifying effect of the full moon on the earth and all life has been observed since early history. We will summon a balancing energy to calm body and mind, so that amplified energies are directed toward positive intentions.

This is a 60 minute session and a reservation is recommended as space is limited for your maximum enjoyment.

**Arrive 10 minutes early to settle in as we will begin at the scheduled start time.**

We recommend you bring the items you need to lie down comfortably for an hour, including a yoga mat, pillow, blanket, and eye mask.

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

RESERVE YOUR SPOT:
https://whitelightsounds.com/schedule/cacao-ceremony-guided-meditation-sound-bath-february11

Cacao Ceremony, Guided Gratitude Meditation & Sound Bath [$24]

• Tuesday, February 11, 2020
• 7:30 PM  8:30 PM

• Resin Gallery618 Cypress AvenueHermosa Beach, CA 90254 (map)

Facilitated by Kristin White

A contemporary spin on a community gathering of our ancestors aimed to open the heart. We begin by drinking a cup of cacao, translating into “heart blood” in Mayan tradition, which tastes like a mildly spiced hot chocolate, as we set our intentions for the session. We then continue with a guided gratitude meditation followed by a sound bath.

This is a 60 minute session and a reservation is recommended as space is limited for your maximum enjoyment.

**Arrive 10 minutes early to settle in as we will begin at the scheduled start time.**

We recommend you bring the items you need to lie down comfortably for an hour, including a yoga mat, pillow, blanket, and eye mask.

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

RESERVE YOUR SPOT:
https://whitelightsounds.com/schedule/white-light-signature-sound-bath-february16

White Light Signature Sound Bath [$24]

• Sunday, February 16, 2020
• 7:00 PM  8:00 PM

• Resin Gallery618 Cypress AvenueHermosa Beach, CA, 90254United States (map)

Facilitated by Farnaz Reneker & Kristin White

Relax as you journey inward, guided by the sounds of crystal singing bowls, gongs, drums, chimes and other ancient instruments.

This is our 60 minute signature event and a reservation is recommended as space is limited for your maximum enjoyment.

**Arrive 10 minutes early to settle in as we will begin at the scheduled start time.**

We recommend you bring the items you need to lie down comfortably for an hour, including a yoga mat, pillow, blanket, and eye mask

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

RESERVE YOUR SPOT:
https://whitelightsounds.com/schedule/yoga-nidra-sound-bath-february18

Yoga Nidra & Sound Bath [$24]

• Tuesday, February 18, 2020
• 7:30 PM  8:30 PM

• Resin Gallery618 Cypress AvenueHermosa Beach, CA 90254 (map)

Facilitated by Kristin White

Yoga Nidra, or yogic sleep, is a meditation practice aimed to induce physical, emotional, and mental relaxation. You will lie on your mat and listen to a sequenced live guided meditation, followed by a sound bath.

This is a 60 minute session and a reservation is recommended as space is limited for your maximum enjoyment.

**Arrive 10 minutes early to settle in as we will begin at the scheduled start time.**

We recommend you bring the items you need to lie down comfortably for an hour, including a yoga mat, pillow, blanket, and eye mask.

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

Taught by SBAC Artist Kerry Stitt

Resin, 618 Cypress Ave, Hermosa Beach

COST:  $90, all materials are provided
Space is limited

We will be creating an ocean scene on a 12x16 wood panel
(and bookmarks if there is leftover resin)

Email Kerrystitt101@gmail.com for more info and to reserve your spot.

RESERVE YOUR SPOT:
https://whitelightsounds.com/schedule/new-moon-sound-bath-february23

New Moon Sound Bath [$24]

• Sunday, February 23, 2020
• 7:00 PM  8:00 PM

• Resin Gallery618 Cypress AvenueHermosa Beach, CA 90254 (map)

Facilitated by Farnaz Reneker

Honor the new moon and set intentions for new beginnings as you journey inward, guided by the sounds of crystal singing bowls, gongs, drums, chimes and other ancient instruments.

This is a 60 minute session and a reservation is recommended as space is limited for your maximum enjoyment.

**Arrive 10 minutes early to settle in as we will begin at the scheduled start time.**

We recommend you bring the items you need to lie down comfortably for an hour, including a yoga mat, pillow, blanket, and eye mask.

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

Opening Reception January 31, 4-6pm

Exhibit runs through March 16

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Exhibition runs through March 22

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Wendy Stillman

The importance of the sea in maritime communities is evident in the work of three painters: Alex Weinstein, Wendy Stillman, and Marlene Yamada. Their work spans from abstract to representational, and the idea of ocean is represented through specific cultural references, philosophical theories about nature and beauty, and the physicality and motion of water.

Featuring South Bay Artist Collective member Janice Schultz

Opening Receptions
February 1, 6-10pm & March 7, 6-10pm

Orange County Center for
Contemporary Art
117 Sycamore St, Santa Ana, CA 92701

Juror: Nicholas Barlow,
Curatorial Assistant, Hammer Museum

Are you into the light? From Caravaggio to Turrell, light is essential for art. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, artists capture and reflect light in all its forms. Since time immemorial, the radiance of light has expressed spiritual illumination, and the thirst for transcendence. Today, experimental works utilize technology to reveal the world in a new light. Enlighten the juror of Into the Light with the brilliance of your work --- traditional or avant-garde, figurative or abstract --- in all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, video, installation art, functional objects, fashion and craft. Into the Light seeks artworks in all media to brighten our spirits in these dark times. Without art, there is no light.

Exhibition runs February 1 - March 28

RESERVE YOUR SPOT:

Practical Magic CBD Sound Bath [$24]

• Tuesday, February 25, 2020
• 7:30 PM  8:30 PM

• Resin Gallery618 Cypress AvenueHermosa Beach, CA 90254 (map)

Facilitated by Kristin White

CBD oil samples will be provided upon arrival to reduce anxiety, promote a sense of calm, and prepare the mind and body for a restful sound bath to follow.

Practical Magic CBD oil is locally made, organic, whole plant, small batch, hand-crafted, and lab-tested for purity and consistency.

This is a 60 minute session and a reservation is recommended as space is limited for your maximum enjoyment.

**Arrive 10 minutes early to settle in as we will begin at the scheduled start time.**

We recommend you bring the items you need to lie down comfortably for an hour, including a yoga mat and blanket.