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Studios on the Park features three figurative artists with its In a New World exhibit

See the world as imagined by three oil painters in Studios on the Park's In a New World exhibit, on display through April 26. Hüicho Lé, Harold Muliadi, and Michael Pearce will show pieces depicting life as it might be. Visit studiosonthepark.org to find out more.

The summer season starts strong with a Hearst Castle happening and an Artmaker Dinner.

Topanga Artist Robin Becker's exhibit, "Afar," may be an excuse for you to steal away to Paso Robles for a weekend getaway (See "Escape to California's Central Coast Via Charming Paso Robles," Topanga Messenger, Vol. 38, No. 7, April 10, 2014) where the show continues through March 29, Robin Becker combines her passion for photography, architecture, portraits and fibers/textiles that has evolved into a large series of photo mixed-media paintings. She prints her photo images on various kinds of cloth, overlaying fibers onto stretched canvas, using paint, pigments, handmade paper and collage elements. Each piece is a unique photo monograph, using layers of color, imagery and words in wet paint.

EAT YOUR HEART OUT Remember Grandma's peach cobbler? Or a favorite chowder? Chefs and culinary artists Laurent Grangien of Bistro Laurent, Chris Kobayashi of Artisan, Maegen Lorin of Niner Wine Estates, and Santos MacDonal of Il Cortile weigh in at this juried exhibition inspired by fond memories of food

See things from a different viewpoint at an exhibit of oil paintings by Bruce Everett, on view at Studios on the Park in Paso Robles through Feb. 1. Everett's paintings are often based on photos taken while flying in his ultralight aircraft. Studios on the Park is at 1130 Pine St. Go to studiosonthepark.org for more info.

Studios show to feature food as you've never experienced it before

Make a beeline for Studios on the Park in Paso and check out A Line in Motion, an exhibit of mixed media genres on view through Feb. 1. The exhibit features expressionist work from L.A. artists Karrie Ross and Thomas Trivett, and Reno-based artist Ann Berg. Studios on the Park is at 1130 Pine St. To find out more, go to studiosonthepark.org or call 238-9800.

Two artists show their creature-themed work in Paso Robles and San Luis Obispo

Call for artists to show, sell handmade ornaments at non-juried event

'Postcards from a Printmaker' runs through Nov. 9

Studios on the Park Presents "Untitled"