News
Wild animals prowl through Studios on the Park Saturday, April 5
April 4, 2014 - Paso Robles Press, C1
‘Animal Instincts’ show shows creatures in a new light
Three SLO County artists seek to capture the modern female experience
March 23, 2014 - The Tribune, F1
In celebration of the active role women have taken in what used to be a largely male activity, we profile three local female painters making their mark in the art world
Art's Next Generation
March 23, 2014 - The Tribune, F2
The 'Savages' exhibit in Paso shows off talents of 30 young California artists
Les enfants terribles
March 13, 2014 - New Times - Volume 28, Issue 33
Neal Breton's Savages ravage Studios on the Park in Paso Robles with their second annual group show.
Lena Rushing Explores the Power of Female Identity
March 1, 2014 - Guardian Stewardship Editions
Throughout the long history of art, fashion, and popular culture, most representations of women depict the female form as an object of desire—whether the subject is an eroticized odalisque in a nineteenth-century painting or a hyper-sexualized model, actress, or singer on a twenty-first-century magazine or album cover. Fortunately, a few superheroes of the art world—writers, performers, illustrators, painters—have used the very platform of art to expose the sexism and inequality often found lurking beneath its gilded surface.
