by Robin Schroeder
3. June 2010 00:52
Presented by American Cancer Society, Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital
in Partnership with the Ruby L. Golleher Comprehensive Cancer Program
Reception: Saturday, June 12 from 4-7pm
Show Runs: JUNE 2 - 27
CANCER SURVIVORS & CAREGIVERS ART EXHIBIT
EXPRESSIONS OF HOPE...THE JOURNEY CONTINUES
Paintings, drawings, fiber, ceramics,sculptures, photography, poetry & writings, collages of all kinds.
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FRIDAY, JUNE 11, from 7 to 9 P.M.
A Program & Demonstration featuring Artist & Photographer
BERNARD FALLON
Please join us for an inspiring and informative evening. Refreshments will be served; there will be a door prize and raffle. Please feel free to invite friends. The program open to the public without charge as part of our outreach in the community.
At The Whittier Art Gallery
8035 Painter Ave.
Whittier, Ca. 90602
Phone: 1-562-698-8710
Bernard, an accomplished artist and photographer, will demonstrate creating a painting from a photograph. You can see more of his work at: www.bernardfallon.com
Bernard Fallon grew up in England and attended the Liverpool College of Art and Leicester University's School of Photography. A keen interest in the visual world has taken him to many places to create pictures - from the Aran Islands to the Sahara, Jerusalem to Singapore. He is also a published photographer. As a teenager, Fallon started photographing the grim social realities of Liverpool life. Sixty of these black and white images were exhibited by the Liverpool National Museum in 2007, as part of the city’s 800th birthday celebrations.
Fallon is a member of the California Art Club and a charter member of the newly created Pastel Society of Southern California. He has demonstrated his painting to art organizations all over Southern California. He has taught many pastel, oil and watercolor workshops, including some at the UC Riverside Extension. He is currently teaching painting classes at the Palos Verdes Art Center.
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