"Debriefing" Gallery Talk
The Museum of History and Art, Ontario will be debuting a new series, "Debriefing" this week to run along with their series "What's going on? --California and the Vietnam Era," that is currently ongoing.
"Debriefing," is an exhibition of four photographers, produced by the Los Angeles Area Veteran's Artists Alliance. Four photographers present candid reflections of war's imprint on those who were touched by it. Rahter than the verbal portrayals more typically involved in the debriefing of soldiers returnig from conflict. This exhibit of black and white and color photography captures feelings, insight and an intimate sense of personal perspective on war.
The exhibit will run from Dec. 11 through January 25. There will be a free public event on Friday, Dec. 12, a gallery talk with the artists from 5 p.m to 6 p.m. A reception will follow.
For more information visit the museum, 225 South Euclid Avenue, Ontario or call (909) 983-3198.
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