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Helen Pashgian, S+T, 1984. UCI, Jack & Shanaz Langonn Institute & Museum of California Art |
UC Irvine's Langson Institute & Museum of California Art has acquired a poured-resin painting by Helen Pashgian, S+T (1984). Created from layers of plastic, it hovers between painting, photography, and sculpture. A gift of Huddle Ryland Behrens and Amy Behrens, S+T becomes the sixth work by Pashgian in the IMCA collection.
Also new to the collection are paintings by Edgar Payne, Ed Moses, and Jay Lynn Gomez.
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Edgar Payne, Snow in the High Sierras, early 20th century. Donated in memory of Christian A. Gerola |
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Ed Moses, Wild Trac, 1975. Gift of Richard C. Smith and Patricia Frobes |
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Jay Lynn Gomez, Sometimes I Daydream of Flying Away, 2019. Gift of Robert Hayden III and Richard Silver |
Comments
The UC Irvine Museum is off the beaten path from a lot of that, so what happens there generally tends to stay there.
Further north, in regards to the upcoming Lucas Museum ("narrative," non-abstract, "treacle"), I'm interested in the way it will or won't be affected by the same thing too.
As for people's artistic/creative skills, the Lucas will have a neighbor that represents people's technical/scientific skills.
https://www.space.com/california-science-center-endeavour-groundbreaking