The South Pasadena Arts Council is holding a free exhibit of “Bird’s Eye,” works by noted Judson Studio designer and artist Reed Weston Bradley, through Nov. 11 at the SPARC Gallery in the Chamber of Commerce.
“Bird’s Eye” is an exhibition of plein-air landscapes by the Los Angeles-based artist. Bradley’s stained-glass designs for the historic Judson Studio are found in secular and religious settings worldwide. He is also a plein-air artist who finds inspiration for his watercolor landscapes as an avid hiker and an explorer of outdoor green spaces.
Among the works at the SPARC Gallery displaying Bradley’s fine brushwork and sensitive eye for beauty are resonant images of trees and foliage at local parklands in shadow and sunlight, watched over by the distant San Gabriel Mountains. Admission to “Bird’s Eye” is free. The SPARC Gallery @ South Pasadena Chamber of Commerce, operated by the South Pasadena Arts Council, is located at 1121 Mission St., South Pasadena.
Gallery hours vary. To schedule a visit, contact Blue Trimarchi at (626) 441-2339.
SPARC is a nonprofit arts organization that develops educational and public arts programs, creates interactive projects and collaborates with other organizations in the city of South Pasadena and the surrounding Los Angeles area to foster and produce cultural events featuring the visual, performing, literary and media arts. SPARC is open to people in all creative fields, art appreciators, art patrons, educators, and any others interested in helping the arts thrive in South Pasadena and neighboring communities. For more information visit sopasartscouncil.org.
First published in the September 22 print issue of the South Pasadena Review.
