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DESCRIPTION:Twenty eight artists will share their personal vision of the landscape and 
 the road that takes us through it in Highway 2 - the journey and the 
 destination, a gallery art show opening at The Modest Fly Art Studio and 
 Gallery on September 27 2014.\n\nHighway 2 in California begins in the 
 city, but where it becomes the Angeles Crest Highway, its character 
 changes.  It transforms.  It takes on an air majestic; it sweeps us across 
 the rugged San Gabriels, a land of sometimes harsh extremes, all the way to 
 San Bernadino County, through the charming community of Wrightwood, and out 
 into the desert beyond.\n\nFor many southern California residents, their 
 childhood memories are wound around the places the highway takes us: 
 waterfalls, hiking trails, campgrounds, picnic areas.  For others, the road 
 itself beckons.\n\nIn works ranging from small basketry pieces to expansive 
 canvases, the show includes Native American forest textile art, 
 photography, oil, acrylic and watercolor painting, sculpture, wood carving 
 and hand-crafted prints and paper art.  It also includes two international 
 artists and the support of the local arts community at large.\n\nThe vision 
 behind the show is to bring together not only great art, but mutual respect 
 and understanding among forest visitors, users and even forest 
 residents…although they are vastly out-numbered by those who visit the 
 forest for a wide range of recreational pursuits, there are in fact people 
 who live year-round in the forest.\n\nThis first annual presentation of 
 Highway 2 - the journey and the destination debuts in Tujunga; the show’s 
 creator, Corina Roberts, has a vision for the effort that is already bigger 
 than its present space allows.  Roberts wants to include a series of 
 presentations in conduction with the show, ranging from forest ecology and 
 Native American culture to highway safety and artist’s workshops.  
 \n\nThe Modest Fly Art Studio and Gallery will be full to capacity for the 
 opening show with the work of Momo Moonflower, Raquel Danieri, Hooman 
 Salari, Hock Hian Wong, Debby Beck, Shelley Matousek, Kimberly Ann Talbert, 
 David Cline, Darren Martinelli, Aaron Dooley, Corina Roberts, Ruth Dios, 
 Marilee Spencer, Michele Robinson, Ronda Thomas, Rudy "Rude" Martinez, 
 Guido Frazzini, Nadiya Littlewarrior, Lydia Vassar, Klaus Pintar, Jeff 
 Zimmerman, Jennifer Zapp, Yuki Toy, Tony Campos, Allan Reyes, Diane Kohne 
 Kenny, Becky Mate and Dana Walker.  Highway 2 boasts an equally impressive 
 line up of sponsors; Newcomb's Ranch, McGroarty Arts Center, River Rock 
 Arts Colony, Shelley Matousek and the Sunland Tujunga Neighborhood Council 
 Committee for Arts, Culture and Recreation.  \n\nHighway 2 - The journey 
 and the destination is co-hosted by The Modest Fly Art Gallery and Studio 
 and Redbird. Redbird is a non profit Native American and environmental 
 association celebrating twenty years of community service in 2014 and 
 connected to the Angeles through a variety of projects, and a land base, 
 Chilao School, now open for art, cultural and environmental workshops and 
 events.\n\nOpening Reception - September 27, 2014\nModest Fly Art Studio 
 and Gallery\n7578 Foothill Boulevard, Tujunga, CA 91042\n\nModest Fly Art 
 Studio and Gallery \nwww.modestflyartgallery.com \n\nHighway 2 - the 
 journey and the 
 destination\nhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/892278474121064/ \n\nYou can 
 find Redbird on Facebook and the 
 web:\nhttp://www.facebook.com/ChilaoSchool\nhttp://www.facebook.com/RedbirdsVision\n\nRedbird 
 website\nhttp://www.RedbirdsVision.org\n\nCorina Roberts (dreamleader, 
 Highway 2 and founder of Redbird) on 
 facebook:\nhttp://www.facebook.com/corina.roberts.1\n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2014/09/05/18761176.php
SUMMARY:Highway 2 - the journey and the destination - Art Show
LOCATION:The Modest Fly Art Studio and Gallery, 7578 Foothill Boulevard, Tujunga CA 
 91042
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2014/09/05/18761176.php
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