Helicopter Apocalypse over Joshua Tree by Anna Stump
On view until February 15, 2021 on the Exterior Wall of JTAG
Learn more about Anna Stump and our mural project HERE
LOOKOUT: An outside look at inside art.
Joshua Tree Art Gallery 61607 Twentynine Palms Highway, Joshua Tree, CA 92252
January Artists: Robert Aronson, Ed Keesling and Karin Skiba
On view: January 8 – February 5, 2021 | Open Hours: 24 Hours a day
View the work and learn more about the artists HERE
As we reflect and shift with the daily changes and effects of COVID-19, the Morongo Basin Cultural Arts Council is committed to the health and safety of our community. During this time art has the power to connect, uplift and inspire everyone. While residents are staying at home and reevaluating the new normal, the downtown Joshua Tree
commercial strip remains active as our neighbors and the farmer’s market remain open.
To continue our mission to inspire and enliven the community through the arts we present LOOKOUT, an exhibition series in the front window of the Joshua Tree Art Gallery. This month artists Robert Aronson, Ed Keesling and Karin Skiba present a mix of figurative, whimsical and functional work in a variety of mediums including painting, printmaking and ceramic sculpture.
We aim to catch the eye of a passersby and shift their current outlook to one of inspiration and intrigue. Work will rotate every Saturday and will be on view until February 5.
As we reflect and shift with the daily changes and effects of COVID-19, our commitment is to the health and safety of our artists, visitors, and neighbors. JTAG and Gallery 62 will be temporarily closed to the public until further notice. The MBCAC will continue to monitor the situation and will notify you of any updates in our 2020/2010 programming by email, our website, and through social media. Stay positive, stay safe and continue to make and appreciate art.
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