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Art Show At Ojai Community Bank

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Years after studying at the Academy of Art College in San Francisco, award winning local artist, Edie Simone, has returned to her first passion, oil painting.

Twenty five diverse oil paintings by Edie are being presented at
Ojai Community Bank, 402 W Ojai Avenue July 1 - August 30.

Already well known around the valley for her gourd art, Edie’s work has been sold by art galleries throughout the western states and the Ojai Valley Museum.

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With a Bachelor's degree in Eastern Philosophy and a Master's in Humanistic Psychology, Edie's lifelong fascination with our inner lives has inspired her to paint portraits, landscapes, nature, and experiences that capture essential moments and moods in our consciousness.


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Please contact the artist to purchase or commission a painting: ET@OJAI.NET

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Posted by Howard Smith on July 17, 2008 06:32 PM | | | Art Show At Ojai Community Bank

Comments (2)

I love those radishes!!
Mystical, almost spiritual!!

Comment #1 Posted by: Pablo P | July 17, 2008 07:01 PM

They look reproductive. Reminds me of the junior high films where the sperm goes after the egg.

Comment #2 Posted by: Anonymous | July 18, 2008 07:45 AM

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