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Don’t miss out on the closing reception of AltaSea’s captivating art exhibit Blue Hour Above and Below Oct. 28. Explore a diverse range of artworks, curated by Kim Abeles featuring installation, ceramics, video, glass, photography, sound and painting by more than 20 global and local artists — which include Karena Massengill, Marie Thibeault, Beth Elliott among others.
Massengill’s discipline focused on assemblage and painting; Thibeault, Professor Emerita of Art at CSULB, is an internationally exhibited painter with an emphasis on oil and abstract painting; and Elliot, a multi-media sculptor, installation and performance artist.
From stunning paintings to intricate sculptures, you can let your imagination soar. This evening will also be filled with poetry readings, a craft station for kids, delectable bite-sized finger foods, and so much more.
AltaSea is making a mark on the future of Los Angeles and the planet through a unique public-private ocean institute that joins together the best and brightest in exploration, science, business and education. The emphasis on creating public-private collaborations sets the organization apart. From these intersections, innovation is born, and from innovation comes groundbreaking impact.
AltaSea creates focal points of collaboration with a focus on the oceanic fields of regenerative aquaculture, renewable energy, and blue technology and underwater robotics. This approach allows a cluster of business, science and education to be formed at AltaSea around each category.
On Oct. 7 Gov. Gavin Newsom signed SB 605 into law, marking a step toward bringing a new renewable energy resource to the state. The legislation calls for study and assessment of wave and tidal energy potential off California’s 840-mile coastline. The bill unanimously passed in both the California State Senate and Assembly.
“We are grateful that Governor Newsom recognized the vast potential of wave and tidal energy in meeting California’s goals for renewable energy and promoting economic growth through the blue economy”,” said Terry Tamminen, President and CEO of AltaSea.
Blue Hour Above and Below
Time: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Oct 28
Cost: Free
Details: https://altasea.org/event/blue-hour-art-exhibit
Venue: AltaSea, 2451 Signal St., between Berths 57 and 58, San Pedro
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