PAST EVENTS
ALTA Arts Collective Art Tour
October 14 and 15, 2023
2818 Saint James Place, Altadena, CA 91101
On this FREE Art Tour, local artists opened their studios to the public to invite them behind the scenes. Visitors were invited to view the artwork of 41 artists located at 17 Art Studios across the Altadena/Pasadena area.
61st Annual Art in the Park Show and Chalkfest
October 7, 2023
321 S Myrtle Avenue, Monrovia CA 91016
This well-attended, juried show featured displays by more than 50 of the most accomplished fine artists (adults and students) and renowned chalk artists in the region. Artists presented paintings, sculpture, photography, jewelry, digital arts, pottery and chalk art representing the area's wide-ranging cultural diversity.
A Day in Nature
June 24, 2023
1750 N. Altadena Drive, Pasadena, California 91107
The Eaton Canyon Nature Center presented a day in nature, featuring artwork by Liz Crimzon, guided hikes, educational nature groups, animal presentations, guest speakers and crafts.
Earth Day Celebration!
Rediscovered Treasures
April 22 through June 11, 2023
1359 N. Altadena Drive, Pasadena, California 91107
This Earth Day Celebration featured selected photographs by Liz Crimzon and a related "Artists Roundtable" discussion, with featured artists Darien Donner, Karne M. Holgerson and E. M. Tietjen, on May 21, 2023
Pasadena Society of Artists
96th Annual Juried Exhibition
October 15 through November 13, 2021
2414 Honolulu Avenue, Montrose, California 91020
Liz Crimzon debuted her latest computer generated image "Underneath Hate is Hurt" at the PSA 96th Annual Juried Exhibition, Juror: Dr. Mika Cho.
Reflections
January 21 through February 13, 2021
Ontario Museum of History & Art
225 Euclid Avenue, Ontario, California 91762
Liz Crimzon debuted 6 new photographs of the impact and events surrounding the COVID-19 shutdown.
"The premise for this exhibition is to share the unique artistic perspectives of Women of Color and the impact of recent (2018-2020) political and social issues."
The exhibition was curated by Dr. Patricia Jessup-Woodlin, and was presented online. Click here to view the artwork online.
