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Artwalk This Thursday November 7
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New paintings by Laguna Beach artist Dasha Guilliam
We have some beautiful new mixed media paintings by Laguna Beach artist Dasha Guilliam. She uses uses sand, plaster, glass and resin with her acrylic paintings to create her unique, dimensional, contemporary seascapes. These coastal paintings are magical, glistening and sparkling in the light. Using these contemporary materials, they are a modern interpretation of the…

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Rare watercolors by Arthur G. Rider (1886-1975)
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New abstract paintings by Aaron Coleman
We received several new paintings this month from Aaron Coleman, including this one, “Stratification of the River” (30 x 84 inches). Coleman’s non-representational paintings are created by a process of alternating layers of clear resin and paint, using special techniques of “controlled chaos” to form patterns that are organic, geologic or even cosmic. Coleman’s paintings…

