Reprinted from YourCityYourStyle Collection Curator speaking on the exhibited works and providing insight into the history and stories behind the artwork. In his art, John Lennon, the legendary musician, songwriter,… read more →
He’s an international music icon who will forever be known as one of the founding members of Fleetwood Mac. Mick Fleetwood has been the band’s drummer and the rhythmic pulse of the legendary group since the early 1970s. Yet these days, he’s spending more time behind the lens than the drum kit. On this particular evening, he’s showing his work at Denver’s Fascination Street Art Gallery – a stop on his multi city exhibition.
John Lennon drew long before he was in the Beatles, becoming an accomplished student at one of the UK’s leading art schools. When the iconic band split up, Lennon put his musical activities aside for several years to spend time with his new family but kept right on drawing; maybe more than ever. If he had never even met Paul, George and Ringo, someone in an excellent position to know thinks Lennon would have done at least as well in the art world as he did in the recording studio.
Here is recent media coverage from Rick Allen’s exhibit at the Wentworth Gallery (Virginia)
Saturday, March 21, 2015 – 6:00pm to 9:00pm
The San Diego History Museum is staging an exhibition dedicated to the art of Dr. Seuss, March 25 to April 19, at the museum in Balboa Park.
San Diego, California: February 2015: In honor of the Balboa Park 2015 Centennial Celebration, the San Diego History Center has premiered a stunning new exhibition, MASTERWORKS OF THE EXPOSITION ERA, a celebration of masterpieces by leading national and regional artists which were on exhibition one hundred years ago, at the 1915 Panama California International Exposition in Balboa Park, San Diego
Artist Peter Max has carved a half-century career of bold playful images, vibrant colors, and psychedelic shapes—a cheerful, energetic style that’s drawn a celebrity following and resonates as much today as when he started his career in the ’60s