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Laguna Life and People 062425

5 days ago | stunewslaguna.com | Dianne Russell

Royce Rumsey turns photographing vintage and classic automobiles into an artformBy DIANNE RUSSELLPhotos by Mary HurlbutEvery classic car has a history, and sometimes a fascinating story to tell. Imagine what Royce Rumsey’s 1956 Colonial White Thunderbird, previously owned by actor Kirk Douglas (and later by actor Telly Savalas), might say – it would no doubt be a provocative – and priceless – narrative.
Judith Haron brings ancient art form 061725

1 week ago | stunewslaguna.com | Dianne Russell

Judith Haron brings ancient art form from early Renaissance to FOA for the fourth yearBy DIANNE RUSSELLJudith Haron is only the second artist in the 90-year history of the Festival of Arts (FOA) to use the ancient art form called egg tempera. This technique traces back to the early Renaissance – even before oil paints – and along with calligraphy, was used in creation of the historical European narrative art form called the illuminated manuscripts.
Wisdom of the masters: Three LPAPA artists 061325

2 weeks ago | stunewslaguna.com | Marrie Stone

Wisdom of the masters: Three LPAPA artists share their insights about creativity and the artistic processBy MARRIE STONEThis story is a part of our Arts section. For more stories as well as our arts calendars, visit www.stunewslaguna.com/arts. This month, in a departure from the Laguna Plein Air Painters Association’s (LPAPA) usual emphasis on landscape, they’re showing a unique exhibition dedicated to the human figure.
LBCAC’s 4th Annual Juneteenth Jubilee 060625

3 weeks ago | stunewslaguna.com | Marrie Stone

LBCAC’s 4th Annual Juneteenth Jubilee kicks off June 18 and includes film, music, theater and foodBy MARRIE STONEThis story is a part of our Arts section. For more stories as well as our arts calendars, visit www.stunewslaguna.com/arts. “I never in my life felt more certain that I was doing right than I do in signing this paper,” President Abraham Lincoln said on January 1, 1863, as he signed the Emancipation Proclamation, ending 246 years of slavery in the United States.
Art for all ages: Laguna Art Museum 053025

1 month ago | stunewslaguna.com | Marrie Stone

Art for all ages: Laguna Art Museum offers summer camps, art labs, school tours and moreBy MARRIE STONEThis story is a part of our Arts section. For more arts stories as well as our arts calendars, visit www.stunewslaguna.com/arts. Let’s face it. If you’re a little kid, museums can feel…stuffy. Don’t touch. Step back. Be quiet. So many rules. Where’s the fun? Laguna Art Museum (LAM) aims to change that.
Laguna Life and People 052725

1 month ago | stunewslaguna.com | Dianne Russell

Skip to content Chance Gaul’s life reflects the power of community – and Brooks Street By DIANNE RUSSELL Photos by Mary Hurlbut “There’s something magical about this building,” Chance Gaul said of his multigenerational family compound just up from Brooks Street beach. “It was built in the 1930s and then added onto in the ‘70s. It’s one of the many buildings here in Laguna that has a rich history.” His life and history – if you can say a 28-year-old has history – have involved a bit of magic...
Creative Identity: Program dedicated to developing 052325

1 month ago | stunewslaguna.com | Theresa Keegan

Creative Identity: Program dedicated to developing art and music skills for adults with disabilities hosts boutiqueBy THERESA KEEGANThis story is a part of our Arts section. For more stories as well as our arts calendars, visit www.stunewslaguna.com/arts. There is a special enclave of creativity that can be found in Laguna every weekday. Drawing, painting, music, jewelry making all abound within the rooms of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, fueled by the passions of some very special participants.
Relocation of SHACC brings the world’s premier 051325

1 month ago | stunewslaguna.com | Dianne Russell

Skip to content Relocation of SHACC brings the world’s premier Surf Heritage Museum to Laguna Beach By DIANNE RUSSELL Photos by Mary Hurlbut In a staggering collaboration of Laguna legends, SHACC Board Members Mark Christy, Jeff Alter, Greg MacGillivray, Paul Naude and Dick Metz, along with fellow board members Patti Paniccia, Randy Hild, Laguna’s Dan McInerny and Royce Cansler have brought a dream to fruition by securing the former Downtown Laguna Beach location of Laguna Drugs at 239...
Fresh Faces: Current exhibition offers a preview 050925

1 month ago | stunewslaguna.com | Theresa Keegan

Fresh Faces: Current exhibition offers a preview of some first-time artists selected for 2025’s Festival of ArtsBy THERESA KEEGANThis story is a part of our Arts section. For more arts stories as well as our arts calendars, visitwww.stunewslaguna.com/arts. From surreal paintings to vivid photographs, ceramics and even beautifully painted eggs, the Fresh Faces exhibition at FOASouth displays work by some of the new artists at this year’s Festival of Arts show.
Laguna Life and People 050625

1 month ago | stunewslaguna.com | Dianne Russell

Milena Dujakovich brings Wild Strawberry Café to Laguna BeachBy DIANNE RUSSELLPhotos by Mary HurlbutMilena Dujakovich, owner of Wild Strawberry Café, wants to dispel the idea that her establishment is merely another of Laguna’s coffee shops. Once you enter the inviting space and peek at the menu, it’s obvious it’s so much more.