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| OHCC LIVING | APRIL 2025 |27 Art Lovers On Feb. 26, the Art Lovers Club had a record turnout for our Car Trip to e Oceanside Museum of art! A good time was had by all including our very delicious lunch at the Oceanside Broiler. e Exhibit, Walk with Me was done by Matt Devine. By drawing inspiration from the diverse landscapes surrounding his home in Rural Oregon, this exhibition transforms the gallery into an immersive experience. rough free-standing steel and aluminum sculptures, suspended works, and intricate wall installations, visitors are transported into the serenity of nature. e next Exhibit, entitled the Stories at Connect Us, is from their growing permanent collection of over 300 works of art. It featured works by the infamous, James Hubbell. Marshall Toomey showed his very humorous works from his 20 years of working at the Walt Disney Animation Studios. On March 18, e Art Lovers Club will have a very special Guest Speaker. Our own, Don Kent and our Stained-Glass teacher, Jo Marr, will discuss the history of Stained Glass as well as demonstrate how the beautiful pieces are made. e Art Lovers Club continues to need several volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering, please email Susan Pick at erniepick@netzero.net or call at (760)305-8907. Written by Susan Pick Have you checked out the current watercolor display in the Art Studio? We will soon be changing out the exhibit, so be sure to see the beautiful paintings by our very talented artists. We appreciate the opportunity to feature artwork of our residents and they, also, welcome the opportunity to share their creations. anks to watercolorists Andy Fulton, Bob Jones, Cindi DeWeese, Debbie Corral, Drora Oren, Kathy Kelsay, Kathy Leveck, Kim Murray, Lorraine Kleeman, Shellie Bean, and Tatis Cervantes Aiken. Perhaps these beautiful watercolor art pieces by our residents might inspire you to become an artist yourself ? If you are at all interested, check with the front desk to see who might be oering classes. You may nd a new, hidden talent within yourself ! We look forward to April 19 new install of creative art which will be by the PaperCraers! eir displays are always a detailed delight! We also want to call your attention to the changing art above the Clubhouse reception desk, part of our six-month trial for the display of work at this site by resident artists. We hope you have seen the wonderful painting by Gary Warmuth, it will be changed out soon. As always, thanks to Mike ornton for his help in the Art Studio installations. If you would like to show your work, please contact the writers of this article, Judy Harris and Lainy Vinikow. Art Studio