This past Sunday, Artist Gary Baseman and Curator Kate Stern invited me to the preview party for the 2011 Frostig Collection.  The Frostig Collection is an ongoing edition series of sculptures and works on paper created by world-renowned artists.  Proceeds from the sale of Frostig Collection editons are used to fund the vital social skills program at the Frostig Center, a Pasadena non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the needs of children with learning disabilities.

The list of artists involved in previous collections is nothing short of amazing: Ed Moses, Larry Bell, Gary Baseman, Nancy Rubins, Lita Albuquerque and Frank Gehry, to name a few.  This year's artists are Chris Burden, David Buckingham, Gwynn Murrill and Chris Piazza.  There will be a public viewing of the pieces at William Turner Gallery come the new year.  Following are a few images from the preview party.

-Amy Duran



Artist Brad Howe, Artist and Founding Memeber of Frostig Collection Chris Piazza, Artist Gwynn Murril, Curator Kate Stern, Artist David Buckingham, Artist Chris Burden, Founding Member of Frostig Collection Celia Piazza, Artist Gary Baseman and Artist Nancy Rubins


Chris Burden Two World War I Tanks


David Buckingham Frostig Collection


Chris Piazza Impression


Gwynn Murrill Cougar 


Artist Chris Piazza and Artist Gwynn Murrill


Artist Chris Burden and Artist Gary Baseman


Artist Brad Howe


Artist Gary Baseman and Denise A. Gray


Lita Albuquerque Nectar


Michael Kalish Bloom


Gary Baseman The Ultimate Sacrifice


Nancy Rubins Bronze Sculpture Number One


Frank Gehry

You can view all of the pieces from the Frostig Collections at their web site: www.thefrostigcollection.org

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