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HANS BURKHARDT 1904-1994Hans Burkhardt was born in Basel, Switzerland. He emigrated to the United States in 1924 and lived in New York for 12 years. There he studied with Arshile Gorky and became part of the New York modern art movement. In 1936 he moved to California bringing with him Gorky's style of expressive abstraction. For fifty years, he struggled to keep alive the spirit of his friend and mentor Arshile Gorky.
His paintings, particularly those from the 1930s and 1940s, are cubistic works often based on figurative subjects. He exhibited works with the California Water Color Society during this period, and in later years exhibited his oil paintings, drawings, pastels, and lithographs on a national level.
Burkhardt studied at Grand Central School of Art, New York and at Cooper Union School of Art, New York.
(Biographical information taken from The Art of California, Oakland Museum.)
Painting in the Permanent Collection:
(no image available)
City Street
Signed “H. Burkhardt”, lower right
Oil, 36” x 40”, dated 1951
1955 gift of the artist
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Events at the Museum David Allen Book Signing and Reading Join CCMA and Ontario Heritage for a joint event featuring Inland Valley Daily Bulletin columnist David Allen. David's latest book, On Track, is a selection of his columns originally published from 2001 to 2004. David will be at CCMA for a book signing, followed by potluck dinner and readings from the book.
Sunday, January 27, 2019 Book signing - 2:30 pm to 4 pm Potluck Dinner and Program - 4 pm to 6 pm
Artist Reception
February 10, 2019 - 2 pm to 4 pm IEA International Open Juried Exhibition
Friday, Friday, Love That Day - Open Studio Artists
Piece by Piece - John Bagley, Jr.
Enhance! Member Exhibition Winners Purchase Prize - Steven Long
Members Choice - Judi Christensen
Art at Airport Installations of artist exhibits can now be seen at Ontario International Airport. Exhibiting artists are: Dee Marcellus Cole, Cosme Cordova, Jesus Cruz, Jr., Gina Lawson Egan, Sumi Foley, Cathy Garcia, Karen Karlsson, Sant Khalsa, Denise Kraemer, Steven Long, Cindy Rinne and Larry White. CCMA is managing the public art program at the airport on behalf of the Ontario International Airport Authority and the City of Ontario Community Life & Culture Agency.
Open Studio at CCMA
Fridays from 11 am – 3 pm Where artists meet to create and share their artwork in an unstructured environment.
Open Studio at CCMA is a place for artists to come together and create art in the presence of other artists. It is intended to foster creativity, exchange, conversation, encouragement and freedom of artistic expression. All artists are welcome and invited to participate.
Open Studio at CCMA is held every Friday from 11 am to 3 pm. Artists should bring all their own supplies + a sack lunch, drinks and snacks as desired. CCMA will provide a coffee maker, refrigerator and small microwave for the use of participants.
Free for CCMA members
$20 for guests
CCMA in the News Inland Valley historian Joe Blackstock visits CCMA to view the nine paintings of the Barbara Line Memorial Collection. Click here to view article.
IEShineOn.com IEShineOn, an online source for events and activities in the Inland Empire, featured CCMA. To view the article, click here. Suzanne Sproul
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin columnist Suzanne Sproul reports on the Sheets, Sheets & Caughman exhibit Art for Living and Living for Art. To view the article, click here. Read about CCMA's 75th anniversary in 2016 by clicking here. David Allen Inland Valley Daily Bulletin columnist David Allen visits CCMA's outdoor sculpture at the front of the museum. The sculpture was created by Fullmer Construction superintendent Gary Rue entirely from materials leftover from construction the parking lot next door. Click here to see a photo and read David's blog. Trevor Summons
or click here to read about CCMA in Trevor Summon's column Foothills Reader Ontario, CA 91761-1623
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