Pasadena City College’s Concepts in Drawing and Portfolio Development students present: Wanderlust: A Study of Place


Pasadena City College’s Concepts in Drawing and Portfolio Development students present: Wanderlust: A Study of Place

Exhibition Dates: May 6 thru July 1, 2016

Opening Reception: Friday, May 6, 5 -7 pm

Using personal research, memories, and imaginings of places that exist or used to exist, each featured artist expresses their vision of an idealized landscape, and how they wish for you, the audience, to see it. Some artists chose places that reminded them of home, while others chose locations that have simply inspired them. 
Materials range from colored pencil, ink, and gouache to acrylics and digital media. 
Concepts in Drawing and Portfolio Development in drawing are intermediate and advanced drawing courses taught at PCC in which students are encouraged to incorporate their unique individual perspectives into their work.

Featured Artists:
Evan Atkinson
John Banuelos
Luke Buena
Cristian Escobar
Marissa Elizondo
Michael D. Gutierrez
Pricilla Hernandez
OldLogMan (Logan How)
Fartz Mgee (Maxwell Jefferds)
Yi Li
Tracy Martinez
Candy Mendoza
David Montoya
Ella Reininger
Oscar Rios?
Esther Wang

Jameson Brown Coffee Roasters
260 Allen Avenue, Pasadena, CA 91106
www. Jamesonbrown.com

Hours: Mon - Fri, 7am to 7pm
Sat. 8am to 6pm

Postcard designed by Marissa Elizondo

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