Sentences with phrase «southern californian»

Southern Californian!!!!! (now in FL)

There's much work to be done in the den to take advantage of this space and capitalize on the beautiful view of those Southern Californian rolling hills.

NEW YORK — New York City - based Praedium Group and Davlyn Investments, based in southern Californian have recapitalized Estancia Riverside in Riverside, CA for $ 31 million.

About Blog A Southern Californian couple with an unending appetite for adventure... and awesome food.

Should southerly winds prevail, a radioactive plume could threaten millions of Southern Californian residents, from Santa Barbara south to Los Angeles and beyond.

The «note» planters are filled with agaves and yuccas providing a particular southern Californian landscape accent, and surrounding trellis planters contain trailing rose with geranium underplantings.

To know for sure either way about whether or not LA's smog included high levels of suphates, you'd first have to know the typical sulphur levels in Southern Californian octane in the mid-1970s.

Fire Management, Pollution and Climate By Lindon Pronto When raging wildfires make the news in the United States, viewers most often watch 100 - foot flame fronts threatening luxury homes in Southern Californian or log cabins nestled in the forested Pacific Northwest.

Price, who died last year at 77, was in certain ways a classic Southern Californian.

Professors from architecture schools such as Beijing's Central Academy of Fine Arts and the Southern Californian Institute of Architecture (SCI - Arc) have proposed various development plans for the area that involve preserving the buildings, although those do not appear especially profitable financially.

Michael C. McMillen: Train of Thought As his swan song project, Oakland Museum of California curator Philip Linhares entertainingly surveyed his Southern Californian friend Michael McMillen's prolific invention.

«Upstarts» at Haines: The never - ending collision of nature and culture fascinates Southern Californian sculptor Carlee Fernandez.

As a surfing teenager in the 1960s, Jeff Divine began taking photos documenting the surrounding Southern Californian surf scene and subsequent explosion of surfing culture.

The GPS said this was the place, so we turned into an anonymous industrial estate and found it was indeed home to the David Kordansky Gallery, where people were already turning up for the opening of an exhibition by the southern Californian artist Richard Jackson.

Hollywood Stills content derives from Davies archive of photographs that document Southern Californian built and natural environments portrayed in popular culture.

His work is a unique form of Minimal Art representing a dialogue between the practices of the American East and West Coasts, between the more conceptual Minimalism and Finish Fetish and Light and Space movement of the 1960s, its colours and textures bearing references to the Southern Californian environment and aspiring to an industrial sublime.

An immersive environment of sound, video, image and sculpture reflects a relationship with the Southern Californian landscape; an alliance described in the press release as «parasitic» and stemming from «a reading of the late - carbon liberal.»

Helen Lundeberg (1908 — 1999) was a Southern Californian painter.

The exhibition comes to the Center for Creative Photography after opening at the Armory Center for the Arts in Pasadena, California, as part of the celebrated «Pacific Standard Time», an unprecedented collaboration of 70 museums and galleries tracing different histories of Southern Californian art between 1945 and 1980.

Rhoades's art has its roots in the late 1980s and early 1990s L.A. scene fostered by Richard Jackson and Paul McCarthy at the University of California, Los Angeles, at a time when the Southern Californian Performance scene in general had begun to open itself up to international exhibitions and the art market.

L.A. Louver was one of the first exhibition spaces in Venice, and since its inception, the gallery has balanced its commitment to representing local established and emerging artists, with introducing artists from across the country and across the world to a Southern Californian audience.

Spanning across several decades, different and utterly fascinating plastic - based media and technical methods DeWain Valentine's production has continually embodied a unique, quintessentially Southern Californian aesthetic.

They range from «Found in Translation,» a dialogue between 20th - century Mexican and Southern Californian design, to «Home — So Different, So Appealing,» a multimedia exhibition exploring the concept of home through the works of 40 contemporary artists, who include Carmen Argote and Doris Salcedo and hail from Mexico, Cuba, Colombia, and beyond.

Rhoades» art has its roots in the late 1980s and early 1990s L.A. scene fostered by Richard Jackson and Paul McCarthy at the University of California, Los Angeles, at a time when the Southern Californian Performance scene in general had begun to open itself up to international exhibitions and the art market.

As a commissioned artist for Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions she presented Recollecting Performance, an exhibition of 1970s and e. 1980s garments worn by Southern Californian performance artists for Los Angeles Goes Live: Performance Art in Southern California 1970 - 1983, as part of The Getty funded initiative Pacific Standard Time: Art in LA 1945 - 1980.

Southern Californian summers become Florida-esque, Texas summers become like Arizona's, and a summer in Arizona straight up becomes a season in Kuwait.

4Robert Irwin, Larry Bell, and Doug Wheeler are often described as key figures in the Light and Space movement, characterized as a loose affiliation of Southern Californian artists who developed a regional offshoot of 1960s Minimalism focused on light and perception.

During her time at the Southern Californian kunsthalle, Copelin organised exhibitions with established artists, including Yutaka Sone, Simone Forti, Agnes Denes, Joyce Pensato, Michael Queenland, Suzanne Lacy, and Tania Bruguera, as well as more emerging ones like Andrew Cannon, Dwyer Kilcollin, Michael Manning, Keltie Ferris and Samira Yamin.

Whether with a romanticized botanical symbol of the home, a written list on (body) pressures, or a color made with the intimate associations of family, time, and flavor, the works in Forgetting the Words serve as an intimate response to the artist's Southern Californian home place.

An innovative new exhibition at MOCA Los Angeles charts radical experimentation in southern Californian architecture since 1980.

Noted for her performance - based curatorial work, she organized Recollecting Performance (2012), an exhibition of 1970s and 80s garments worn by southern Californian performance artists, including Paul McCarthy, Eleanor Antin, and The Kipper Kids, as part of The Getty Foundation's Pacific Standard Time: Art in LA 1945 - 1980.

Ms. Albuquerque, a native Southern Californian who also lived in Tunisia and France as a child, has a thing for the cosmos.

His works elicit a blankness of southern Californian suburbs, of patios and bungalows, architecture of the oblique, paired with deadpan dialogues, which reveal the absurdity of the banal.

The Glo - Pods body of work, meticulously created through a proprietary fabrication process of blow - molding and layering acrylic, mark Colon as part of the next generation of Southern Californian artists using light as an exploratory medium.

In the late «70s and early «80s, the Southern Californian photographer Jo Ann Callis made a name for herself as a pioneer of fabricated photography.

Best known for his lozenge - shaped plastic wall reliefs, or «bubbles,» Craig Kauffman was a major figure in the Southern Californian art world of the 1950s and»60s and part of the original stable of artists associated with the renowned Ferus Gallery.

PST is concerned with Southern Californian art created between the years of 1945 to 1980, which involves critical examination of an artistic legacy,» says Campbell.

Many of the famous sights associated with this iconic Southern Californian city aren't in the city at all, but are in the greater region... [Read more...]

Tamarindo's famous beach front surf diner, hearty breakfast dishes, lunch and dinner items include fresh sushi, local Costa Rican dishes, and southern Californian Mexican surf grub.

Southern Californian Spanish ambience, one and two bedroom suites with kitchens, living areas, continental breakfast is offered...

This food trailer offers healthy and hearty options infused with Southern Californian and tropical flavor.

This food trailer offers healthy and hearty options with Southern Californian and tropical flavor.

Palm Springs, a Southern Californian oasis in the Sonoran Desert, has been attracting Hollywood - weary travelers eager to relax since the 1920s... Read More

A recent study determined that 20 % of Southern Californian coyotes are positive for heartworm.

Three years ago, Southern Californian Janet Bertolone adopted a 2 - year - old miniature Schnauzer named Ollie.

«In terms of what we share with publishers, it's always aggregated, [for example] that a lot of students in southern Californian universities are using this book, as opposed to this one... Publishers find it useful, absolutely.»

Dunn, a sixth - generation Southern Californian, graduated from journalism school at USC in the early 1980s.

The Long Beach Street Circuit winds its way through 1.96 miles of the Southern Californian city of Long Beach, which sits right on the Pacific Coast of the United States.

What follows is Lucy's Southern Californian odyssey of self - discovery.

His latest crop of hopefuls includes Sally, a conniving steel magnolia with a devoted, dopey veteran boyfriend, and Omer, a recent Southern Californian immigrant (who just happens to be a bumbling, show tune singing, would - be terrorist awaiting activation).