Fall Arts Visual Art
John Goetz’s Element and
Myth A solo exhibition by the abstract artist.
Shows through Sun., Oct. 8, Artamo Gallery, 568-1400.
Alia El-Bermani’s Perceptions of
Beauty A feminist painter’s investigation of the way
human physical beauty is socially constructed. Shows through
Wed., Oct. 18, Sullivan Goss Gallery, 730-1460.
Hank Pitcher’s New Paintings The first
one-person show at the new Sullivan Goss Modern space. Expect cool
grandeur from our resident surf/landscape mystic. Shows through
Wed., Oct. 18, Sullivan Goss Gallery, 730-1460.
Scattered Man and the Particle These
installation pieces by Cort Savage are thought-provoking works
involving bones and black rubber bands. They must be seen to be
believed. Shows through Fri., Oct. 20, Reynolds Art Gallery
(Westmont College), 565-6162.
Something New for Another Sunny Day
Photography, video, and installation by emerging tri-counties
artists Tellef Tellefson, Teja Ream, Julia Ford, and Robert
Wechsler. Shows through Sun., Oct. 29, Contemporary Arts Forum,
966-5373.
Dick Smith and His Back Country
Wilderness Sketches, photographs, and wood carvings
by the renowned Santa Barbara environmentalist. Sun., Sept. 17
through Sun., Jan. 7, Wildling Art Museum (Los Olivos),
688-1082.
Dali’s Divine Comedy Salvador Dali’s
print designs based on Dante Alighieri’s poem, The Divine Comedy. A
match made in hell? See for yourself. Wed., Sept. 27 through
Sun., Dec. 3, University Art Museum (UCSB), 893-2951.
Mythic Visions: Yarn Paintings of a Huichol
Shaman Originally at the University of Pennsylvania,
this features the work of José Benítez Sánchez. Huichol shamans
travel hundreds of miles to gather the peyote that fuels their
visions. Surely you can drive to Goleta to see the results.
Wed., Sept. 27 through Sun., Dec. 3, University Art Museum
(UCSB), 893‑2951.
Lost and Found: California Pictorialist Photographs
from the Dennis Reed Collection The second part of an
exhibition of rare photos that began this summer. Sat., Oct. 21
through Sun., Jan. 7, S.B. Museum of Art, 884-6454.
