The Antelope Valley Art group has teamed up with We Are Cedar to open a gallery in Palmdale and to open new opportunities for local artists.
There are several opportunities and calls for submissions that are open right now.
Take a look at their website or follow them on Instagram to find out more and to keep up with all the activity these folks are getting up to.
Graphic Experience & Lakes and Valleys Art Guild present “Riding Coat Tails”
A Spontaneous Art Show Showcasing Local Talent
in the High Desert Communities.
Lancaster, California June 17th, 2017 – Graphic Experience and Lakes and Valleys Art Guild invites the surrounding community of Antelope Valley to attend “Riding Coat Tails” art gallery opening reception, on Saturday June 17th, 2017 from 4-8 pm.
This art event will be held at the Graphic Experience Gallery located at 622 West Lancaster Blvd, Lancaster, CA 93534. This event is free to the public.
The opening reception will include music, hors d’oeuvres, and the opportunity to meet some incredibly talented artists.
Within the High Desert communities, opportunities for local artists are growing with each year that passes. Graphic Experience and Lakes and Valleys Art Guild are excited to be a part of it.
There are multiple community-based art events on June 17th. In addition to the “Riding Coat Tails” gallery opening reception, the Museum Of Art & History (aka MOAH) will also be hosting their “32nd annual Juried Arts Festival” at the MOAH Cedar center, which is on the same city block. If that’s not enough, afterwards you can walk down Lancaster Blvd to enjoy the twelve murals that are a part of a global public-art event called “Pow!Wow!”
The engagement and support of residents like you; will ensure the successful advancement of community-based art for years to come. Visit us Saturday June 17th, and bring your friends and family to enjoy a Saturday on the BLVD, surrounded by art.
If you’re a local artist and you’re interested in exhibiting or supporting more community-based art events, please contact Kristi Arzola at lakesandvalleysag@gmail.com.
The Lakes and Valleys Art Guild is a member-driven nonprofit organization formed in 2003; dedicated to the artists of the communities within the High Desert in and near the Antelope Valley. Our members are drawn from a wide variety of backgrounds – from professional artists, and teachers, to those who have a strong interest in, and love for art.
Our goals are to provide support and encouragement to our artists and give them a place to meet, attend classes and workshops, and to display their work.
It is the goal of LVAG to positively influence the communities.
The Antelope Valley Thespians, a Quartz Hill theatre company, are in the process of making a movie. They could use a little help. 
One of the actors in our movie, has resigned from the role. It would be the role of Lysander. He is an intellectual type, and old enough to be the father of a teenager.
If you know someone who can help fill this role, please help recruit.
Also, it seems most of our extras have disappeared.
We could use new extras.
So, interested in a role in the AVT movie? Do you know someone who would be interested? Do contact us.
If you want to be in the movies and want to pitch on a local arts project, contact AVT through their Facebook page (link).
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