New Gallery in OC!

I'm a little late on this one because I think this is their second opening but we have a new gallery in the OC that we should all go out and support.

Rothick art haus is in Anaheim and their schedule and represented artists can be found on their website.

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[Sam Lea]

I am truly sorry to hear about his passing. RIP

[Monica Hicks]

Not only is supporting an artists' practice important, but the artists themselves should be taking an active role in their careers, not just waiting or allowing the gallery system to take them in and hand them shows, but also thinking of the spaces and places in which an artist can decide for themselves how their work functions. I took this class twice, it is phenomenal!

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