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Look for us at following venues in 2008...
Live Oak Library Father to Daughter: A joint exhibit featuring photos by Paul Zaretsky and his two year-old daughter Autumn. Thanks to a little Fisher-Price camera, Autumn has had the freedom to experiment and enjoy the rewards of photography. Her favorite subject (victim) is her cat "Buddy". A collection of Paul's animal photos and a few of Autumn's favorite subjects will be gracing the walls of the children's section of the library.
The Live Oak Library is located at 2380 Portola Drive, Santa Cruz, CA 95062 Click here for a map.
Santa Cruz County Open Studios Art Tour October 2008, dates to be announced Join us once again for Open Studios at our home in Aptos. This is a fantastic art event with nearly 300 artists participating this year. To plan your tour, visit the Preview Exhibit at the Santa Cruz Art League or purchase a calendar. This is the best opportunity to meet Paul and see his new work. Refreshments will be served. We will not be open encore weekend. Due to the step up into our home, we are not handicap accessible.
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APTOS BURGER CO
ongoing exhibit
(and a great hamburger & salad!)
Rancho Del Mar Shopping Center
(near Aptos Cinemas)
Aptos, California
YORK GALLERY & FRAMING
and the following publications...
2008 Sierra Club Engagement Calendar
February 2007, Pacific Crest Trail Communicator Magazine - Cover
2008 Santa Cruz Calendar
Ocean's Edge Exhibit at the Monterey Bay Aquarium
2006 - Santa Cruz County Traveler's Guide
Private showings available by appointment, please call (831) 685-2180.
| "The business of art ... is to understand Nature and to reveal her meanings to those unable to understand. It is to convey the soul of a tree rather than to produce a fruitful likeness of the tree. It is to reveal the conscience of the sea, not to portray so many foaming waves or so much blue water. The mission of art is to bring out the unfamiliar from the most familiar." - Kahlil Gibran |
