The Lompoc Valley Art Association presents Watercolor Creations, an exhibition of works by local artist Claudette Carlton, at Cypress Gallery through July 28.
Carlton will attend an art reception, open to the public, to celebrate the solo exhibit on Saturday, July 13, from 1 to 3 p.m. Some of Carlton’s works include landscapes, florals, folk art, “playful pieces,” and more—some of her favorite subjects to paint include historic buildings, such as the Lompoc Museum and the Artesia School.
“I’ve painted a wide variety of subjects that have captured my imagination,” Carlton said in press materials.
Initially accustomed to sketching with pencil, Carlton began painting 12 years ago, after retiring from her job of 21 years teaching at Vandenberg Middle School.
To find out more about Carlton’s new exhibit at Cypress Gallery and other programs hosted by the Lompoc Valley Art Association, visit lompocart.org.
The nonprofit is “committed to expanding and supporting access and exposure to the arts in Lompoc” and surrounding areas, according to press materials. The association’s aim is to sponsor arts programs, events, and other efforts that mutually benefit artists, businesses, local residents, and visitors to the area.
