MOAH:CEDAR is now open. Plan your visit for Nikolas Soren Goodich: Luminous Mysteries Human Symmetries
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MOAH:CEDAR presents Creative Pollination Art Mixers, a space where ideas bloom and cross-pollinate. This event brings artists of all levels together in order to foster community, discuss various topics of interest, share art, and expand skills. Each month will feature a special guest and themed discussion for tips on developing a career in the arts as well as feature a selection of video art screenings.
Gatherings are held every third Thursday of the month from 5pm-8pm. They are FREE to the public. No reservation required, but you are encouraged to RSVP at our Eventbrite event. They take place in Cedar Hall. Entrance is through the main entrance off Cedar Ave. or through our "Artist's Garden" and the patio gate entrance on the north side of the Cedar Center for the Arts (just off Lancaster Blvd.) - look for the butterfly sculptures and hummingbird mural.
Guest Speaker Schedule
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September 19, 2024: Nikolas Soren Goodich - How to Work in the Artworld: Art Handling, Art Preparator, Arts Services Companies, and more
Past Speakers:
July - Andi Campognone, City of Lancaster Manager Arts & Museums, Advice for advancement in an arts career
August - Nathanial Ancheta, Co-Founder Art In Residence, Presentation: Beyond the Surface: Understanding Art through Contextual
September - Joy Ray, Visual Artist & Nicole Slater, Strategic Marketing Consultant The Artistic Advantage: Unleashing ChatGPT's Potential for Artists
October - Mike O'Connor, Fine Art Speaker and Trainer, Finding and Delivering your Story
November - Lauren Cross, PhD, Gail-Oxford Associate Curator of American Decorative Arts (Huntington Library), Collaborations with Curators
January 2024 - Shana Nys Dambrot, LA Weekly, Arts Editior, - Critic, Curator, Personality, Ask Me Anything
February 2024 - Nathanial Ancheta, Co-Founder Art In Residence
Thursday, March 21, 2024 - January Parkos Arnall, PhD - Director, Public Programs and Creative Practice at Lucas Museum: Building Bridges with Public Art Programming