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Laguna Art Museum
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307 Cliff Drive Laguna Beach, CA 92651

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307 Cliff Drive Laguna Beach CA 92651

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  • Laguna Art Museum Summer 2013 Exhibits

    Laguna Art Museum Summer 2013 Exhibits

    Every Mon., Tue., Thu., Fri., Sat., Sun. from June 2 until May 18

    This summer, Laguna Art Museum opens three new exhibitions to the public: Faux Real (on display June 2-September 29); Sea Change: Tanya Aguiñiga's ...

  • Art Walk

    Art Walk

    6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. first Thu. of every month

    Join member galleries throughout Laguna for a festive cultural evening. Free shuttle to participating galleries.

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  • Allison Schulnik\'s Laguna Babylon

    Allison Schulnik's Laguna Babylon

    While my colleague wholeheartedly embraced the George Hurrell movie-star portraits in the modest upstairs gallery of Laguna Art Museum (see Stacy Davies' "Hooray for Hurrell!" March 15), it's Allison Schulnik's one-woman show, tucked away in the... More »

  • George Hurrell: Hooray!

    George Hurrell: Hooray!

    In 1974, songwriters Peter Allen and Carole Bayer Sager penned "Everything Old Is New Again," putting to melody the long-standing idiom and succinctly expressing a longing for glamorous Hollywood and days gone by. "Let's go backwards when forward... More »

  • Art Auction 2013: California Underground Preview Week

    Art Auction 2013: California Underground Preview Week

    Thu, January 31, 2013

    In anticipation of "Art Auction 2013: California Underground," the Laguna Art Museum hosts a preview week today through Saturday afternoon, allowing artsy types to peruse selected works by California artists and place their bids early. The big... More »

  • \'ex•pose: macha suzuki\' Exposes the Beauty of Fail

    'ex•pose: macha suzuki' Exposes the Beauty of Fail

    Mitt Romney's epic failed run for the presidency last week is still being dissected as I type these words and will likely continue in the weeks and months ahead, as the angry finger-pointing about who is to blame rips apart the GOP. While I sit... More »

  • Victor Hugo Zayas\' \'Obra\' of Art

    Victor Hugo Zayas' 'Obra' of Art

    It's the rare moment when I attend an exhibition and fall in love, but after the exhilarating kiss of not one, but two perfect exhibitions, I'm feeling damn lucky: I talked about Orange County Museum of Art's Diebenkorn exhibition a couple of... More »

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  • 2012 | Best Art Museum

    Just based on three stellar exhibitions during the past year that couldn't be more different from one another--the sublime "Noguchi: California Legacy," the revelatory "Best Kept Secret: UCI and the Development of Contemporary Art in Southern California, 1964-1971" and the brilliant "Victor Hugo Zayas: Mi Obra"--we're glad to high-five the Laguna Art Museum. We can't wait to see what they come up with next year. More »

  • 2008 | Best Art Museum

    This is one of the most eclectic exhibit venues in Southern California, and its shows are almost always worth a visit. Recently, it has presented career retrospectives of underrated Pop artist Wayne Thiebaud, loco local boy Shag and hippie-graphics great Rick Griffin. But the just-concluded exhibit "In the Land of Retinal Delights: The Juxtapoz Factor" went to a whole new level. The show offered a sprawling showcase for Lowbrow art, championed in the pages of Robert Williams'... More »

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    | Costa Mesa, CA | 160 Reviews

    This is one of the most eclectic exhibit venues in Southern California, and its shows are almost always worth a visit. Recently, it has presented career retrospectives of underrated Pop artist Wayne Thiebaud, loco local boy Shag and hippie-graphics great Rick Griffin. But the just-concluded exhibit "In the Land of Retinal Delights: The Juxtapoz Factor" went to a whole new level. The show offered a sprawling showcase for Lowbrow art, championed in the pages of Robert Williams' Juxtapoz magazine. Featuring approximately 150 of the movement's most celebrated artists—everybody from Mark Ryden to Elizabeth McGrath to Williams himself—it was an exhibit that'll be written about in textbooks decades from now, when today's wild, kooky art-world outsiders have become the establishment for a new generation of angry loners to rail against.

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