Over Three Decades of History
Sculptor
“…my idea fragmenting them was to catch their eye….I’m looking at form, planes, how they run into each other and not necessarily the design that they make, but what I can do to make you look again, and wonder.” – from the oral history of Orazio Fumagalli
Painter/Printmaker
“John Nava who was a teacher of my son’s at Redlands, saw a show I had at Ventura College, and he said why don’t you just take the still life and forget the figure and just do that. So I did.” – from the oral history of Carol Rosenak
Painter
“Painting is a physical act too, you know. It’s the approach to walk back, to move the body in front of it, large brush strokes. I’m not very patient with little. Though I like to do my 8 by 10’s sometimes. I’m not so pleased or so satisfied than when I’m really kind of dancing in front of it.”
— from the oral history of Seco