Coastline Art Gallery

The college is giving us through this weekend to beef up our online art history class. This eight week course is a survey of visual culture within selected regions of pre-contact Mexico, Central America, and South America. This course will cover the relationships between art and people as it relates to culture, social status, gender, belief systems, and the environment. Some subjects covered are the Maya, Aztec, and Inca art. Coastline College

Come on out this Wednesday, March 18 to Coastline Art Gallery. Show up a little early and check out the Frederick R Weisman exhibition, "California Art." Then, Jeanie Denholm will be starting the podcast at 12:30p and Jesse Fortune will be picking it up at 1:00p

Come on out this Wednesday, March 11 to Coastline Art Gallery. Show up a little early and check out the Frederick R Weisman exhibition, "California Art." Then, Chris Hoff will be starting the podcast at 12:30p and Sarah Walsh will be picking it up at 1:00p 😀

It's that time of year for our community exhibition. We've already run out of our 16" x 12" panels but you're more than welcome to go out and get your own. I might have another 40 or 50 coming in next week, so stay tuned for that

Here's a repeat of the info from the card.

Coastline College Art Gallery Community Show

RULES/INFO
Everything must measure 16 x 12 inches
Everything is for sale $500 Max
50/50 split with the art gallery, full donation is great as well.

DATES
Drop Off: April 8/9, 2026, from 10am - 4pm
US Mail (must ship on April 2nd or 3rd)
Show Dates: April 15 - May 1, 2026
Closing Reception: Friday, May 1, 2026 from 5-7pm

This Saturday, February 21, from 5–7 PM — it’s reception time! The gallery will be buzzing with art lovers, conversation, and all the creative energy. The video’s great… but the real magic happens in person. Don’t miss it!

CALIFORNIA ART : SELECTIONS FROM THE FREDERICK R. WEISMAN ART COLLECTION | COASTLINE COLLEGE FILM NUMBER TWO THOUSAND AND FORTY-FOUR IN THE SERIES. Eric Minh Swenson’s creative film series, EMS Legacy Films and EMSARTS is a series of films produced ...

We are wrapping up our Fall 2025 Podcast "Bounce" One more Wednesday to go.
Last week we hosted William Wray and Mitch Katz. Have a listen.

Fall 2025 Listen/Watch Now

Coastline College Art Gallery is happy to exhibit the work of Carolin Peters as part of our "Take a Seat" exhibition. She has five wonderful charcoal drawings up for all to see. While not all of them are sitting figures, I think once you're here and you see how they're displayed you'll come to the same conclusion as I... these definitely fits into "Take a Seat." . Do you want to learn more about Carolyn Peter? she just did a podcast with us. Here's a link.
https://www.bounce-art.com/fall-2025

Don't forget to show up on Saturday, November 8, 2025 from 5 to 7 for our artists' reception. Coastline College

Take a Seat is Open. Wed-Friday 10-4pm Reception: Saturday, Nov. 8th from 5-7 @caropeters @curastudios @thejimjenkins @bradfordjsalamon @a.s.ashley @serena_muse @william_wray @jorgdubin @ksabinewolf @skeithdewine9 @markcarolan @coastlineartgallery @coastline_oc @newportbeach @art

Coastline Art Gallery presents “California Fibers: Texture and Form”… Curated by: Guusje Sanders | Show Dates: September 3 to October 11, 2025. Reception: Friday, September 12 from 5 to 7 PM… Newport Beach. Reception for California Fibers:Texture and Form... Curated by Guusje Sanders. Coastline Art Gallery Coastline College Newport Beach, California

Coastline Art Gallery presents “California Fibers: Texture and Form”… Curated by: Guusje Sanders | Show Dates: September 3 to October 11, 2025. Reception: Friday, September 12 from 5 to 7 PM… Newport Beach. @ca_fibers @coastlineartgallery @coastline_oc @newportbeach

Here are a couple of installation shots + a link to more.
https://sites.google.com/view/pacific-daylight-time/installation Referencing and riffing on the Getty's historic Pacific Standard Time, Pacific Daylight Time turns the spotlight toward the sun-soaked vitality of the Golden State. From the Pacific Coast to the Mojave Desert, from bustling cities to serene mountain ranges, the works on display capture the color, energy, and eccentricity that define California's creative spirit.

Still working on the site, but there is plenty to see.