Conejo Valley Art Museum
Museum & Art Gallery in Thousand Oaks, CA
The Conejo Valley Art Museum, a non profit corporation, opened in 1978 with Navajo Rugs as its 1st exhibit in a donated space at the Janss Mall. The impetus for a museum in the Conejo was the successful Claire Falkenstein sculpture exhibit offered by the Arts Council Cultural Center in 1975. About twenty artists, teachers, and business people organized CVAM in 1976. In its 1st five years the Museum presented 35 exhibits, including Prehistoric Indian Pottery, Guatemalan Folk art, California Landscapes of the twenties, and Early American and Contemporary Quilts.
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read moreThe Conejo Valley Art Museum focuses on creativity in its many guises, acknowledging that Art and Design are inseparable from the Sciences and from Life itself. The Museum provides a place for visitors to contemplate their roots, open their perspectives and become increasingly aware of creative options. It represents opportunities to experience the Arts, past and present, as a cutting edge into the future. An evaluation form is given to participating artists at ArtWalk each year and we find that at least 50% of artists keep coming back because of the high quality of the juried fine art.
read moreThe first weekend in June, the Conejo Valley Art Museum invites you to their primary fund-raiser "ArtWalk". ArtWalk, a two-day art fair, is a juried fine art and designer craft show of artists from all over California and other states. Displaying their best art work, for viewing and for sale, 150-170 promising, emerging, and established artists expose their best oeuvres. There is art for all tastes, music, food and a good time to be had for all the family.
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