Artist and printmaker Drew Peterson presents a series of mono-prints that mark the culmination of his studio work from 2013 to 2025. The works reflect a journey of discovery, growth and sustained inquiry-spanning life inside and outside the studio. In the early stages of this body of work, Peterson found mono-printing to occupy a playful […]
February’s Art Walk will be on Wednesday, February 4th from 5pm-7pm. Ernesto will be featuring 3 special artists; Nita Harper, David Farnsworth & David Gilmore. Nita paints striking desert landscapes, David Farnsworth creates unique ceramic sculptures, and David Gilmore develops life-like sculptures as well as colorful paintings. Ernesto Ramirez Fine Art is located in the […]
Don’t miss our ‘Artists Council Exhibition: Timeless Traditions, Modern Context’, where art from the Coachella Valley and beyond pushes the boundaries of history and contemporary perspectives. This featured exhibition of more than 130 artworks showcases a dynamic collection of juried submissions selected from the diverse talent of our over 700 Artists Council members.
Events: February 5, 5:00–8:00 p.m.Opening Celebration: A Century of Black History CommemorationsMain MuseumKick off Black History Month with a community celebration featuring the James O Jessie Desert Highland Unity Center drumline and drill team. Remarks will be shared by the Palm Springs Black History Committee, Christine Vendredi, JoAnn McGrath Executive Director of Palm Springs Art […]
Malcolm Myers relationship with this true American Music Genre spanned his entire career. From the early days of WWII in New York city where he was stationed in the Merchant Marine, Myers frequented the Black Jazz clubs around 57th and 52nd streets — clubs that are now long gone, sadly developed into skyscrapers. Those impressionistic […]
Malcolm Myers relationship with this true American Music Genre spanned his entire career. From the early days of WWII in New York city where he was stationed in the Merchant Marine, Myers frequented the Black Jazz clubs around 57th and 52nd streets — clubs that are now long gone, sadly developed into skyscrapers. Those impressionistic […]
Malcolm Myers relationship with this true American Music Genre spanned his entire career. From the early days of WWII in New York city where he was stationed in the Merchant Marine, Myers frequented the Black Jazz clubs around 57th and 52nd streets — clubs that are now long gone, sadly developed into skyscrapers. Those impressionistic […]
Malcolm Myers relationship with this true American Music Genre spanned his entire career. From the early days of WWII in New York city where he was stationed in the Merchant Marine, Myers frequented the Black Jazz clubs around 57th and 52nd streets — clubs that are now long gone, sadly developed into skyscrapers. Those impressionistic […]
Malcolm Myers relationship with this true American Music Genre spanned his entire career. From the early days of WWII in New York city where he was stationed in the Merchant Marine, Myers frequented the Black Jazz clubs around 57th and 52nd streets — clubs that are now long gone, sadly developed into skyscrapers. Those impressionistic […]
Malcolm Myers relationship with this true American Music Genre spanned his entire career. From the early days of WWII in New York city where he was stationed in the Merchant Marine, Myers frequented the Black Jazz clubs around 57th and 52nd streets — clubs that are now long gone, sadly developed into skyscrapers. Those impressionistic […]