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Google Maps, 6100 Moonstone Drive |
The Cambria Coast Gallery, 6100 Moonstone Drive, has been mentioned in records where artist Ellie Bogardus had displayed her art. By my memory, I remember the location hosting the
Seago Gallery and most recently,
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Wearable art advertisement |
the
Moonstone Redwood Gallery. Also mentioned in a recent
post about an article featuring Ellie in the Cambrian newspaper - she had a gallery showing was mention in 1983. A flier also turned up in my mom's files for Wearable Art - I am sure this is for items like the sweatshirt I
posted about
earlier. Not only does my mom still wear one of these, but my
sister-in-law has one that was worn by my niece when young, and I received a photograph of one from a blog acquaintance
in Italy. These silk-screen prints were marketed through the Cambria
Coast Gallery. I like the descriptors of her art's subjects in the flier:
Outrageous
Zany
Bright sherbet colors
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An untitled Bogardus acrylic |
A more refined, fine-arts-style advertisement of Bogradus art is found in a glossy print from the
Challis Galleries in Laguna Beach, California that featured "New Paintings" by Bogardus, Bunkall, Frame, Leeper, Post and Simandle in October 1980. An untitled 28" x 28" acrylic by Ellie was was shown with examples by the other artists. The gallery
closed its doors in 2011.
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