Carolyn Glasoe Bailey Foundation

You are invited to join us tomorrow for "Picturing Intimacy", a panel discussion with three Los Angeles based artists who explore bodies, intimacy, and domestic interiors in their respective practices. Janna Ireland, Catherine Opie (bio below), Paul Mpagi Sepuya Friday, March 26, 2021, 5:00 pm PST Zoom Webinar... Link in bio to register Live Closed Captions. Contact: [email protected] #CatherineOpie #JannaIreland #PaulMpagiSepuya #OjaiInstitute Catherine Opie (b.1961, Sandusky, Ohio; lives and works in Los Angeles, CA) is one of the preeminent artists of her generation working with photography. Opie is a BFA graduate from SFAI and a MFA graduate from CalArts. She is the recipient of numerous awards, including The Guggenheim Fellowship, The Smithsonian’s Archives of American Art Medal and a United States Artists Fellowship. She holds the Lynda and Stewart Resnick Endowed Chair in Art at UCLA where she is a professor of Photography. Image caption: Catherine Opie, by Dustin Aksland Image description: A black and white photograph of the artist

Virtual Lobby Chat with Alison Andersson & P.lyn Friday, March 19, 2021, 5:00 PM Zoom Meeting Link in bio... You are invited to join us for a virtual lobby chat on Zoom with artists Alison Andersson and P.lyn. These Ojai based artists both work in ceramics, functional and sculptural, and will share insight into their inspiration and practice. The lobby chat series of conversations with artists is produced on the occasion of the exhibition Cave Painting, Painted Cave. The exhibition is currently on view at The Gallery at Hotel Indigo Santa Barbara, a satellite fundraising partnership to benefit the Carolyn Glasoe Bailey Foundation. #AlisonAndersson #Plyn #OjaiInstitute #ceramics #Ojai Image Caption: ceramic artworks by Alison Andersson Image Description: three images, each features on vessel. First has a grid pattern in brown with white. Second has lots of bumpy texture with drippy white glaze over brown. Last is matte black with drips and texture and a small revel of the brown stoneware.