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Galleries The Artists' Studio Gallery at Palos Verdes Art Center The Artists' Studio Gallery at PVAC features a full range of works for sale including paintings, ceramics, whimsical polymer clay sculpture, turned wood, slumped and fused glass, photography, a variety of small, unique gifts, cards and a wide range of one-of-a-kind wearable art and jewelry. Call 310-541-2479 for further information. The gallery is open Monday through Saturday from 10:00 am - 5:00 pm, Sunday from 1:00 am - 4:00 pm.

The wall-hung exhibition changes the first Wednesday of every month, the 3-D
work on the second Thursday. Each exhibit shows work from all artists and
features a few. Upcoming featured artists are:

April -Oil Paintings by Elma Beck, High-fired Functional Ceramics, Sterling Jewelry by Paul Hartstein

May - Oil Paintings by Ghislaine Gargaro, Pit-fired Ceramics by Lyn-Rae Ashley. Jewelry by Vicki Szamborski

June - Paintings by Lerri Peterson, Ceramics by Jan Napolitan, Wrapped Wire Jewelry by Joy Gonzalez

July - Home Portraits by Nancy Backes, Ceramics by M. C. Armstrong, Jewelry by Nancy Comaford

August - Oil Paintings by Rosemary Bandes, Turned Wood by Howard Lewin.

September - Paintings by Bridget Hardenbrook, Group Ceramics, Group Jewelry

October - Watercolors by Joyce Welsh, Polymer Clay Sculpture by Pam Reid, Crystals by Iris Chiang

November - Oil Paintings by Don Crocker, Art is a Gift Ceramics, Jewelry and Wearables

December - Colored Pencil and Photography by Jean Alexander, Art is a Gift Ceramics, Jewelry and Wearables

The Artists' Studio Gallery at The Village Mailing address: 627 Silver Spur Road, Suite 300C, Rolling Hills Estates, California 90274 Between The Promenade on the Peninsula and Peninsula Library facing Deep Valley Drive. From Silver Spur, turn on Drybank Road, then left into the parking lot for The Village. Gallery Information: 310-265-2592.

The Artists' Studio Gallery at The Village features six-week showcase
exhibitions of work created by three to four artists, alternating with two,
month-long summer shows featuring the work of 16 artists. During the
holidays a 6-week exhibition displays the work of 32 artists as well as
seasonal gifts. Throughout the year one wall is dedicated to acrylic and
oil paintings of peninsula scenes and two for small paintings, as well as a
selection of shrink-wrapped work from most of the members.

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