CCMA and The Ontario International Airport have a collaboration called Art At the Airport, or A3 for short. We display local artists in display cases like the one shown.
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The museum has five galleries, each offering a different exhibition. The Main and South Galleries are themed exhibitions of groups of artists. The Line Gallery displays works of art from the museum’s collection. The Spotlight Gallery is a solo exhibition by a local artist. Taken together, the exhibitions present a diverse range of media, styles and artistic endeavor.
Travelers arriving and departing from Ontario International Airport can view works of art by regional artists in glass display cases located adjacent to arrival/departure gates. This program, called Art@Airport, is managed by CCMA.
Click on an image or gallery name to be taken to that exhibit’s full description.
Then & Now:
Women Artists of the Pomona Valley
Founding a Legacy features women artists active in the 1940s, 50s, and 60s; and Creating a New Legacy showcases contemporary women artists. The exhibit highlights and lifts up the contributions of women artists in a historic and contemporary context.
Old Broads
The Old Broads is a group of female and female-identifying visual artists over the age of 50. Our aim is to promote each other, poke fun at prevalent stereotypes, and have a good time doing it.
Florence Arnold – Hard Edge
In the late 1950s, Los Angeles Times art critic Jules Langsner included Florence Arnold as one of the key Southern California artists contributing to what he called the Hard-Edge School of painters.
A Cabinet of Curiosities
Dream-based elements may not always make sense, but they create their own relationships for the viewer to encounter. Each interaction takes the viewer down a unique path into the life of the artwork.
Glass cases adjacent to the gates exhibit works of art by 16 artists living throughout the regional area served by ONT.
Varying widely in media and visual impact, the exhibits showcase the talent and artistic range of art in the region.
Since 1941, the Chaffey Community Museum of Art has been sharing the gift of visual art with residents of the inland communities of Southern California. First founded as an art association, CCMA has since grown into an important regional museum that provides public access to fine art and supports the local artistic community.
The mission of the Chaffey Community Museum of Art is multi-dimensional. Like all museums, CCMA’s Permanent Collection is held in the public trust, and selections are always on display in the Museum’s Line Gallery so they can be enjoyed by museum visitors. Additional facets of CCMA’s mission are to:
Opening Hours:
Thursday-Sunday, noon – 4 pm
Phone:
909.463.3733
Email:
info@chaffeymuseum.org
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