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COMING UP

December 10, 2009- February 21, 2010
From Hobos to Street People
No Place to Go: Paintings of the Homeless by Pat Berger
Society's Edge: Felix Adamo photographs
Loss and Redemption: The Art of James McMillan
Joe Brubaker: Figurative Sculpture and the Exquisite Garden Project

March 3
First Wednesday
9:30-11 a.m.
Andreas Marks: Director/Curator of the Clark Center for Japanese Art and Culture
A behind the scenes look at the Clark Center plus a preview of the upcoming Japanese art exhibit.
Free to members, $4 non-member seniors, $5 adults


March 11- May 30, 2010
They Swim, Fly, Wiggle, Walk or Slither: The Hidden Code of Animals in Japanese Art
Francis Baker: Everyday Garden
Betty Finch: Home Grown

Art a Go-Go
March 18, 2010, 6 - 9:30 pm; cocktail party
and March 20, 2010, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.; sale open to the public
Sale of previously-owned art.

April 21 2010
Winescapes
Wine tasting and sale of artistically designed wine bottles.
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Location:
Bakersfield Museum of Art
1930 R Street
Bakersfield, CA 93301
Phone 661.323.7219
Fax 661.323.7266
Get Directions/Map

Hours:
Tuesday-Friday 10am-4pm
Saturday-Sunday 12-4pm
Closed Monday and holidays

Admission:
Members - Free
Adults - $5.00
Seniors (65+) - $4.00
Students - $2.00

Every third Friday of the month, all admission FREE!

Every second Sunday of the month, all seniors (65 and up) admission FREE!

amalogo: American Association of Museums
Accredited by American Association of Museums

handicap2:
Wheelchair accessible

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December 10, 2009 - February 21, 2010

hobo bann:
mcmill bann:
adamo bann:
See a video on this exhibit
brubaker bann:
berger bann:
More information on these exhibits available here.
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Coming March 2010art a gogo:

Looking for a way to clear out your unwanted artworks? Looking to find a great piece of art at a reasonable price?

Then Art a Go-Go is going to be the answer to your prayers. We're asking local residents to donate their "no longer wanted" artworks so that the museum can sell them to others, all as a fundraiser for art education programs. Find out more about how you can participate in Art a Go-Go!
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