The Plein Air Scene
(above: Sarah Beserra. photo courtesy of author. Please click on image to enlarge it)
by Sarah Beserra
http://www.thepleinairscene.com/
Early California Painters Take Europe By Storm and Joseph Raphael in Monterey (7/10/03)
Laguna PAPA Riding Wave of Success (4/21/03)
Ray Strong at 98, article by Michael Whitt (2/20/03)
Taos Society of Artists, article by Sarah Beserra (12/13/02)
California Plein Air News, article by Sarah Beserra (10/14/02)
A Society for Six, article by Sarah Beserra (6/12/02)
Plein Talk, article by Connie Kirk (4/18/02)
Brooks Sisters Paint, article by Sarah Beserra (2/8/02)
Canvasing Catalina, article by Sarah Beserra (12/7/01)
Fame and Fortune, article by Sarah Beserra (10/22/01)
Strait Laced with Painters, article by Sarah Beserra (10/22/01)
Carmel Makes My Day, by Sarah Beserra (6/21/01)
A Leap from the Pedestal (4/28/01)
Plein Air Out of State (2/11/01)
Bartering for Paintings (12/12/00)
Gardens of Santa Barbara and Hughcs at Napa Museum, by Janie Scholes (10/21/00)
Mission San Juan Capistrano Competition and Sierra Trip, by Aleta Carpenter (9/11/00)
Carmel Plein Air 2000 and Marin Agricultural Land Trust Exhibitions (5/9/00)
Preserving California's Gold (12/16/99)
Marin Light: Open Space Visions / Baywood Artists Save Oaks (11/6/99)
The Plein Air Summit: A Special Report (9/21/99)
Scene on the Strait / Marin/Scapes Sets Record (8/5/99)
Carmel Plein Air Festival - Featured Artist: Judy Molyneaux (7/1/99)
The Plein Air Colorist Tradition: "The Outsiders" (4/99)
Resource Library editor's note:
Sarah Beserra is Editor and Publisher of The Plein Air Scene - a monthly newsletter on plein air painting in California. Please see the website for The Plein Air Scene for email address and phone number.
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Also see:
California Artists: 19th-21st Century
California Regionalism and California School of Painters
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