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By Richard Mineards   |   June 14, 2018
SBMA' S presenting an historic video art, of Nam June Paik's ."TV Clock" and sharing the detail is Charlie Riley, Curator; with Nora and Les Charles, SBMA Board Member (photo by Priscilla)
In Front of “Simplex Munditis by Han Hofmann is Tom Marioni just about to project the “one second sculpture” and it is too quickly over to capture in progress (photo by Priscilla)
Gina Benesh, SBMA Director of Development, Tom Marioni, Artist; and Larry Feinberg, SBMA Director with Tom’s brilliant artwork in background (photo by Priscilla)

Santa Barbara Museum of Art’s latest exhibition Summer Nocturne: Works on Paper from the 1970s has lots of sets appeal!

Centerpiece of the show is Korean-born Nam June Paik‘s TV Clock, on show for the first time in nearly a decade, which features 24 color televisions mounted upright on pedestals arranged in a gentle arc and displayed in a darkened space.

The exhibit, which runs through October 14, also features 25 works on paper by a number of artists, including Robert Beauchamp, Huguette Caland, Richard Dunlap, Tom Marioni, Michelle Stuart, and Joan Tanner.

Among the guests at the VIP reception were Henry and Gwendolyn Baker, John and Jill Bishop, Dan and Robin Perf, Firooz Zahedi, and Beth Rudin DeWoody, Larry Feinberg, David and Anne Gersh, and Joanne Holderman.

Josh Cohen and Artist,John White, explaining his exhibition of “Golf Course Notations” (photo by Priscilla)
The attentive and curious audience listening to Tom Marioni, Artist, about to release his ” one second sculpture” (photo by Priscilla)
 

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