News

Exposure to world-class artwork on California's Central Coast may at times seem limited due to our relative geographic isolation. Located exactly halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco with miles of mostly unspoiled coastline, our communities offer rare and meaningful convalescence to the faster paced urban environments to our north and south. But that doesn't mean we're languishing in an artistic wasteland. Far from it! There are hidden artistic gems to be found and it is truly a pleasure to expose them for your indulgence.

He was just a little guy, tucked away discreetly among the wheat. While others might see a humble, lowly creature in the grasshopper, artist Millicent Sabin instead sees an audacity that's rather admirable, some might even say brave.

"Veterans' Voices Returns" opens Saturday at Studios on the Park in Paso Robles. The art show celebrates veterans. The opening Saturday evening from 6-9 p.m. includes music, a ballet performance, and wine. Many of the veteran artists will be on hand for the opening.

She just needed to get away. So when Lynn Schmidt was 22, she left home and joined the U.S. Navy.

Leviticus Sullivan is an award-winning painter, but he's only been painting for a few months, with just one hand.

Exhibit on display in Atrium Gallery through February 24

Local Artist to be Honored at February 12 Fundraising Luncheon

Studios on the Park introduces a new Valentine-themed show Saturday evening at Art After Dark.

Partners. It's an ambiguous yet intriguing term. Are these two people robbing a bank, running a law firm, or having a family together? It's open for interpretation.

Sometimes Carma Coleman just lets her art take her whichever way the wind blows that day. So when the wind literally blew over her canvas in progress again and again, she decided to roll with it.

Suzanne talks with Sasha Irving of Studios on the Park in Paso Robles about their 'Common Ground 2019' exhibition running for the month of January and a very special celebration in honor of Dr Martin Luther King Jr happening this Monday, January 21. Stop in this month to check out the exhibit! On Monday, join in for any and/or all of the festivities celebrating the legacy of Dr King.

She thought she had missed her chance. But then more than a year later, just like that, the phone rang and artist Deprise Brescia picked up. There was an opening for her to share a space with photographers Dean Crawford and Deb Hofstetter at Studios on the Park in Paso Robles.