Congratulations to Tamara Hedges. At the most recent DENO Board meeting there was a "changing of the guard." Les Wheeler stepped down as the Chairperson, since he and Bob Crebo will be leaving Deepwell soon to move into their condo in Palm Springs. Tamara was appointed to fill the vacancy, and then voted by the Board to fill the Chair position. Tamara has been a DENO Board member previously, serving from 2007 to 2016. We are delighted that she has decided to return to the Board.
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In the middle of January we held the first ever Lemon Fest to celebrate our glorious and abundant lemon harvest. The instructions were simple: bring something made with (or about) lemons. Participants went wild, some of them cooking for weeks ahead, trying all sorts of new recipes, while others shared their most trusted favorites.
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In honor of the 25th Anniversary of the Steve Chase Humanitarian Awards and in collaboration with the Desert AIDS Project and the Living Desert Zoo & Gardens, the museum is highlighting a selection of artworks gifted by Steve Chase in our Milano and DeGiorgio Galleries. Contemporary works by artists such as John Chamberlain, Sam Francis, and Helen Frankenthaler.
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Shaping Vision: Impressionism To Abstract Expressionism
The installation highlights some of the world’s most influential modern and pre-modern artists, including Vincent van Gogh, Willem de Kooning, Édouard Manet, Joan Mitchell, and Mark Rothko. These paintings will be accompanied by an exhibition of key works from the museum’s foundational collection of modern abstract artists in Europe and the Americas.
Gisela Colon, Untitled (15 Foot Parabolic Monolith Iridium), 2019. Engineered carbon fiber.
Brave New Worlds:
Explorations in Space
Motivated by the legacies of Southern California as a place of artistic experimentation, a site for self-fulfillment, and a geographic zone of light and natural resources, these artists use their distinctive spatial languages to construct worlds that both challenge convention and ignite our senses. Projects include those by Kelly Akashi, Gisela Colon, Victoria Fu, Karen Lofgren, and Adee Roberson, with works that represent each artist’s understanding of our bodily connection to the world that surrounds us.
The Certified Farmers' Markets are sponsored by the Palm Springs Cultural Center. The markets operate in three locations; Palm Springs, Old Town La Quinta and Palm Desert. Palm Springs hosts every Saturday from 8AM to 12:30PM. From October to May, the market is located adjacent to the Camelot Theatres in the Palm Springs Mall parking lot, 2300 East Baristo Road. From June to September the market is held inside at the Palm Springs Pavilion, 401 S Pavilion Way.
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Palm Springs Buzz Trolley Returns - Starting January 10th, 2019 !!
Palm Springs trolly service called the BUZZ offers free trolley service Thursdays through Sundays from 11AM to 1AM.