Chris Daubert (1950–2023) was an artist, teacher and curator who exhibited his drawings, paintings and large multi-media installations locally, nationally and internationally. He organized and curated more than 100 exhibitions in nonprofit, college and university art galleries.
This painting celebrates the blossoms that once graced the pond at Land Park. Jill Estroff’s artwork will be shown at Archival Gallery Feb. 27 to March 29, 2025.
Chris Daubert (1950–2023) was an artist, teacher and curator who exhibited his drawings, paintings and large multimedia installations locally, nationally and internationally. He organized and curated more than 100 exhibitions in nonprofit, college and university art galleries.
“I have been making art all my life,” Joanne Marquart says. “Nature is my inspiration as I continue to explore and interpret the world through my art connection that sparks my creativity and curiosity for freeflowing, harmonious design.”
Peter VandenBerge is one of California’s most important ceramic sculptors. His large busts are thin and elongated, displaying inspiration from Amedeo Modigliani and Alberto Giacometti.
“At birth I was given the life-defining challenge of a left hand without fingers. Seeing the unity of an all encompassing God, I was able to transcend the barriers often set forth in the traditions of religion, culture and the cultural perceptions of handicaps.”