If it's Friday, it is time for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art free Jazz night and a time to roam the gallaries. Seventy-nine year old trumpeter Bobby Bradford led his Motets in a rousing concert of jazz that set the mood for relaxation and fun. Bradford teaches at Pasadena Community College and at Pomona College.
The museum is free on Friday evenings and during the summer is open until 11:00 pm. So, there was plenty of time to roam around and check out the new things on the third floor of the Art of Americas Bldg. (AKA Anderson Bldg.)
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"Peela Peela Birdboat," 1994 (center) by Karla Trinkley, (b. 1956 United States) Cast glass and pate-de-verre glass.
"Rey de Sol Mexico," 1988 (left) by Therman Statom (b. 1953 United States) Glass, acrylic paint, plastic, and wood.
"Cityscape, from the Urban Bowl Series," (right) 1982 by Jay Musler (b. 1949 United States) Carved and blown glass. |
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| "The Embrace," 1942 by Charles White (U.S., 1918-1979) |
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| "Carmel Valley Pumpkins, 1907 by Evelyn McCormick (U.S., 1869-1946) |
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| "The First Overcast," before 1945 by Emil Jean Kosa (France, 1903-1968 active U.S.) |
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| "Westward," 1933-34 by Conrad Buff (Switzerland, 1886-1975, active U.S.) |
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| "California Poppy Field", 1926 by Granville Redmond (U.S., 1871-1935) |
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| "Broadway and Forty-Second Street," 1916 by Leon Kroll (U.S., 1884-1974) |
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| "Valley of the Seine, Giveny," 1887 by Theodore Robinson (U.S., 1852-1896) |
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| "Portrait of Mrs. Edward L. Davis and Her Son, Livingston Davis," 1890 by John Singer Sargent (Italy, 1856 to American parents 1856-1925, active U.S., England and France) |
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