Freda Fairchild, an internationally acclaimed printmaker, is the featured artist at Fallbrook's Brandon Gallery during September, capping a month-long series of regional workshops and special showings by the San Diego and North County Printmakers Association.  Fairchild, a former San Diego resident and co-founder of the printmaking association, resides in Paducah, Kentucky.

Over the past 20 years her work has won awards throughout the United States and Europe.  In addition to producing and displaying artistically intriguing prints, Fairchild has taught art at the secondary and college levels.  Her work is represented in private collections that include the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.), Grunewald Center for the Graphic Arts (UCLA, Los Angeles) and the Athenaeum Music and Arts Gallery (LaJolla, CA).

Brandon Gallery is the only place her art will be on display for the entire month of September.  Other venues highlighting printmaking include the Fallbrook Art Center (www.fallbrookartcenter.org) and the Fallbrook School of the Arts (www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org) where Fairchild will conduct workshops and demonstrate printmaking.

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 5 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010

Five artists will once again hit the walls of Pinnell Gallery in downtown Fallbrook to present their latest visions at the 5th annual ArtSpeaks art show.

Artists Marj Linton and Carrie Repking will exhibit works from the world of horticulture.  Linton and Repking, each well-known California painters, have a mysterious take on the plant world.

Neil Ketchum is painting and printing wild horses for the show and is donating one of her horse paintings to Falcon Ridge Equine Rescue in Valley Center through a silent auction during the show's run.

RoseAnne Sobkow, a printmaker and painter, will bring her insights of big cats.  Sobkow has long been fascinated by the cat and alarmed by their precarious, future existence.

Nan Bushley will grace the show with woodturnings.  Bushley has taught and turned for years and her works range from abstract wood sculpture to fine utilitarian pieces.

Pinnell Gallery, 240 N. Main Avenue, Fallbrook,  is open Tuesday through Saturday 10 am to 4 pm

Hisses, Hooves and Horticulture will show through September 16.

Freda Fairchild, an internationally acclaimed printmaker, is the featured artist at Fallbrook's Brandon Gallery during September, capping a month-long series of regional workshops and special showings by the San Diego and North County Printmakers Association.  Fairchild, a former San Diego resident and co-founder of the printmaking association, resides in Paducah, Kentucky.

Over the past 20 years her work has won awards throughout the United States and Europe.  In addition to producing and displaying artistically intriguing prints, Fairchild has taught art at the secondary and college levels.  Her work is represented in private collections that include the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.), Grunewald Center for the Graphic Arts (UCLA, Los Angeles) and the Athenaeum Music and Arts Gallery (LaJolla, CA).

Brandon Gallery is the only place her art will be on display for the entire month of September.  Other venues highlighting printmaking include the Fallbrook Art Center (www.fallbrookartcenter.org) and the Fallbrook School of the Arts (www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org) where Fairchild will conduct workshops and demonstrate printmaking.

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 5 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010

Five artists will once again hit the walls of Pinnell Gallery in downtown Fallbrook to present their latest visions at the 5th annual ArtSpeaks art show.

Artists Marj Linton and Carrie Repking will exhibit works from the world of horticulture.  Linton and Repking, each well-known California painters, have a mysterious take on the plant world.

Neil Ketchum is painting and printing wild horses for the show and is donating one of her horse paintings to Falcon Ridge Equine Rescue in Valley Center through a silent auction during the show's run.

RoseAnne Sobkow, a printmaker and painter, will bring her insights of big cats.  Sobkow has long been fascinated by the cat and alarmed by their precarious, future existence.

Nan Bushley will grace the show with woodturnings.  Bushley has taught and turned for years and her works range from abstract wood sculpture to fine utilitarian pieces.

Pinnell Gallery, 240 N. Main Avenue, Fallbrook,  is open Tuesday through Saturday 10 am to 4 pm

Hisses, Hooves and Horticulture will show through September 16.

Fallbrook's Brandon Gallery hosts an Artist Reception for visiting Printmaker, Freda Fairchild.  The reception is free and is open to the public.

The San Diego and North County Printmakers have invited Freda Fairchild, a well-known and exciting printmaker to Fallbrook the week of September 11th.  Freda formerly lived in San Diego and is one of the founding members of the San Diego and North County Printmakers.  She currently resides in Paducah, Kentucky.  Her work will be showing in several venues during the month of September.

Fallbrook is well known as an art destination.  Among the many facets of art fostered there is Printmaking.  The San Diego and North County Printmakers have a permanent address within the Fallbrook School of the Arts located at 310 East Alvarado Street.  The school presents many printmaking opportunities such as workshops by both local and nationally known printmakers throughout the year.

Freda Fairchild, an internationally acclaimed printmaker, is the featured artist at Fallbrook's Brandon Gallery during September, capping a month-long series of regional workshops and special showings by the San Diego and North County Printmakers Association.  Fairchild, a former San Diego resident and co-founder of the printmaking association, resides in Paducah, Kentucky.

Over the past 20 years her work has won awards throughout the United States and Europe.  In addition to producing and displaying artistically intriguing prints, Fairchild has taught art at the secondary and college levels.  Her work is represented in private collections that include the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.), Grunewald Center for the Graphic Arts (UCLA, Los Angeles) and the Athenaeum Music and Arts Gallery (LaJolla, CA).

Brandon Gallery is the only place her art will be on display for the entire month of September.  Other venues highlighting printmaking include the Fallbrook Art Center (www.fallbrookartcenter.org) and the Fallbrook School of the Arts (www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org) where Fairchild will conduct workshops and demonstrate printmaking.

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 25 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010

The Fallbrook School of the Arts, 310 East Alvarado Street, will host a lecture and demonstration by visiting Printmaker Freda Fairchild.  Ms. Fairchild will demonstrate Photopolymer etching (Image On) polyester plate lithograph (Pronto plates).  Please visit her website http://fredafairchild.com/ for more information on her work.

$25

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 5 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Visiting Printmaker Freda Fairchild will instruct this three-day Polyester Plate Lithograph Workshop.  This printmaking process is much easier than conventional lithography without all the chemical processing.

For more information and to register, contact Fallbrook School of the Arts 760-728-6383 or www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010

Chuck McPhearson will critique one or two pieces of work from 5:30 - 6:30 and then demonstrate his technique with watercolor.  The public is invited to attend, free of charge.

Freda Fairchild, an internationally acclaimed printmaker, is the featured artist at Fallbrook's Brandon Gallery during September, capping a month-long series of regional workshops and special showings by the San Diego and North County Printmakers Association.  Fairchild, a former San Diego resident and co-founder of the printmaking association, resides in Paducah, Kentucky.

Over the past 20 years her work has won awards throughout the United States and Europe.  In addition to producing and displaying artistically intriguing prints, Fairchild has taught art at the secondary and college levels.  Her work is represented in private collections that include the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.), Grunewald Center for the Graphic Arts (UCLA, Los Angeles) and the Athenaeum Music and Arts Gallery (LaJolla, CA).

Brandon Gallery is the only place her art will be on display for the entire month of September.  Other venues highlighting printmaking include the Fallbrook Art Center (www.fallbrookartcenter.org) and the Fallbrook School of the Arts (www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org) where Fairchild will conduct workshops and demonstrate printmaking.

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 5 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Visiting Printmaker Freda Fairchild will instruct this three-day Polyester Plate Lithograph Workshop.  This printmaking process is much easier than conventional lithography without all the chemical processing.

For more information and to register, contact Fallbrook School of the Arts 760-728-6383 or www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010

Five artists will once again hit the walls of Pinnell Gallery in downtown Fallbrook to present their latest visions at the 5th annual ArtSpeaks art show.

Artists Marj Linton and Carrie Repking will exhibit works from the world of horticulture.  Linton and Repking, each well-known California painters, have a mysterious take on the plant world.

Neil Ketchum is painting and printing wild horses for the show and is donating one of her horse paintings to Falcon Ridge Equine Rescue in Valley Center through a silent auction during the show's run.

RoseAnne Sobkow, a printmaker and painter, will bring her insights of big cats.  Sobkow has long been fascinated by the cat and alarmed by their precarious, future existence.

Nan Bushley will grace the show with woodturnings.  Bushley has taught and turned for years and her works range from abstract wood sculpture to fine utilitarian pieces.

Pinnell Gallery, 240 N. Main Avenue, Fallbrook,  is open Tuesday through Saturday 10 am to 4 pm

Hisses, Hooves and Horticulture will show through September 16.

Freda Fairchild, an internationally acclaimed printmaker, is the featured artist at Fallbrook's Brandon Gallery during September, capping a month-long series of regional workshops and special showings by the San Diego and North County Printmakers Association.  Fairchild, a former San Diego resident and co-founder of the printmaking association, resides in Paducah, Kentucky.

Over the past 20 years her work has won awards throughout the United States and Europe.  In addition to producing and displaying artistically intriguing prints, Fairchild has taught art at the secondary and college levels.  Her work is represented in private collections that include the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.), Grunewald Center for the Graphic Arts (UCLA, Los Angeles) and the Athenaeum Music and Arts Gallery (LaJolla, CA).

Brandon Gallery is the only place her art will be on display for the entire month of September.  Other venues highlighting printmaking include the Fallbrook Art Center (www.fallbrookartcenter.org) and the Fallbrook School of the Arts (www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org) where Fairchild will conduct workshops and demonstrate printmaking.

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 5 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Visiting Printmaker Freda Fairchild will instruct this three-day Polyester Plate Lithograph Workshop.  This printmaking process is much easier than conventional lithography without all the chemical processing.

For more information and to register, contact Fallbrook School of the Arts 760-728-6383 or www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010

Five artists will once again hit the walls of Pinnell Gallery in downtown Fallbrook to present their latest visions at the 5th annual ArtSpeaks art show.

Artists Marj Linton and Carrie Repking will exhibit works from the world of horticulture.  Linton and Repking, each well-known California painters, have a mysterious take on the plant world.

Neil Ketchum is painting and printing wild horses for the show and is donating one of her horse paintings to Falcon Ridge Equine Rescue in Valley Center through a silent auction during the show's run.

RoseAnne Sobkow, a printmaker and painter, will bring her insights of big cats.  Sobkow has long been fascinated by the cat and alarmed by their precarious, future existence.

Nan Bushley will grace the show with woodturnings.  Bushley has taught and turned for years and her works range from abstract wood sculpture to fine utilitarian pieces.

Pinnell Gallery, 240 N. Main Avenue, Fallbrook,  is open Tuesday through Saturday 10 am to 4 pm

Hisses, Hooves and Horticulture will show through September 16.

Freda Fairchild, an internationally acclaimed printmaker, is the featured artist at Fallbrook's Brandon Gallery during September, capping a month-long series of regional workshops and special showings by the San Diego and North County Printmakers Association.  Fairchild, a former San Diego resident and co-founder of the printmaking association, resides in Paducah, Kentucky.

Over the past 20 years her work has won awards throughout the United States and Europe.  In addition to producing and displaying artistically intriguing prints, Fairchild has taught art at the secondary and college levels.  Her work is represented in private collections that include the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.), Grunewald Center for the Graphic Arts (UCLA, Los Angeles) and the Athenaeum Music and Arts Gallery (LaJolla, CA).

Brandon Gallery is the only place her art will be on display for the entire month of September.  Other venues highlighting printmaking include the Fallbrook Art Center (www.fallbrookartcenter.org) and the Fallbrook School of the Arts (www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org) where Fairchild will conduct workshops and demonstrate printmaking.

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 5 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010

Five artists will once again hit the walls of Pinnell Gallery in downtown Fallbrook to present their latest visions at the 5th annual ArtSpeaks art show.

Artists Marj Linton and Carrie Repking will exhibit works from the world of horticulture.  Linton and Repking, each well-known California painters, have a mysterious take on the plant world.

Neil Ketchum is painting and printing wild horses for the show and is donating one of her horse paintings to Falcon Ridge Equine Rescue in Valley Center through a silent auction during the show's run.

RoseAnne Sobkow, a printmaker and painter, will bring her insights of big cats.  Sobkow has long been fascinated by the cat and alarmed by their precarious, future existence.

Nan Bushley will grace the show with woodturnings.  Bushley has taught and turned for years and her works range from abstract wood sculpture to fine utilitarian pieces.

Pinnell Gallery, 240 N. Main Avenue, Fallbrook,  is open Tuesday through Saturday 10 am to 4 pm

Hisses, Hooves and Horticulture will show through September 16.

Freda Fairchild, an internationally acclaimed printmaker, is the featured artist at Fallbrook's Brandon Gallery during September, capping a month-long series of regional workshops and special showings by the San Diego and North County Printmakers Association.  Fairchild, a former San Diego resident and co-founder of the printmaking association, resides in Paducah, Kentucky.

Over the past 20 years her work has won awards throughout the United States and Europe.  In addition to producing and displaying artistically intriguing prints, Fairchild has taught art at the secondary and college levels.  Her work is represented in private collections that include the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.), Grunewald Center for the Graphic Arts (UCLA, Los Angeles) and the Athenaeum Music and Arts Gallery (LaJolla, CA).

Brandon Gallery is the only place her art will be on display for the entire month of September.  Other venues highlighting printmaking include the Fallbrook Art Center (www.fallbrookartcenter.org) and the Fallbrook School of the Arts (www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org) where Fairchild will conduct workshops and demonstrate printmaking.

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 5 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010

"Les Miserables", the World's Longest Running Musical, is showing at Fallbrook's Mission Theatre, 231 N. Main Avenue, Fallbrook

Directed by Stephen Knoll-Gentry, Musical direction by Leigh Sutherlin, Lighting design by Curtis Mueller, Stage management by Dana Carr Begg.

Visit www.FallbrookPlayers.com for more information.

Chuck McPhearson will conduct a watercolor workshop at the Fallbrook Public Utilities Department from 9:30 - 3:30 pm.  The cost for the workshop is $30 for members and $40 for non-members.

Call 951-698-7990 for more information.

Over 50 Southern California artists are exhibiting in the Pinnell Gallery's exhibition "The Small Side of Life", a miniature painting show to benefit the Fallbrook School of the Arts, a non-profit arts education facility.  The maximum size of these tiny beauties is only 8 inches by 10 inches!

The show has a two-fold mission, first as a chance for professional artists to help future artists by donating their entry fees to a great art program at the Fallbrook School of the Arts.  Secondly, it is a venue for artists from all over southern California to come to Fallbrook and experience their great art community.  Several of the students' art works will grace the front window of the gallery during the show.

"As a non-profit arts education facility we are very grateful to Rich Stergulz Fine Art, Jennifer Paprock of Pinnell Gallery and all the participating artists for producing this show that will benefit the children's programs at the Fallbrook School of the Arts", said Director Brigitte Schlemmer.

Pinnell Gallery, 124 N. Main Avenue, Fallbrook

760-728-8870

Freda Fairchild, an internationally acclaimed printmaker, is the featured artist at Fallbrook's Brandon Gallery during September, capping a month-long series of regional workshops and special showings by the San Diego and North County Printmakers Association.  Fairchild, a former San Diego resident and co-founder of the printmaking association, resides in Paducah, Kentucky.

Over the past 20 years her work has won awards throughout the United States and Europe.  In addition to producing and displaying artistically intriguing prints, Fairchild has taught art at the secondary and college levels.  Her work is represented in private collections that include the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.), Grunewald Center for the Graphic Arts (UCLA, Los Angeles) and the Athenaeum Music and Arts Gallery (LaJolla, CA).

Brandon Gallery is the only place her art will be on display for the entire month of September.  Other venues highlighting printmaking include the Fallbrook Art Center (www.fallbrookartcenter.org) and the Fallbrook School of the Arts (www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org) where Fairchild will conduct workshops and demonstrate printmaking.

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 5 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010

Opening Reception for Pinnell Gallery's presentation of

"The Small Side of Life" a miniature painting show.

Maximum size of these beautiful works of art is only 8 inches by 10 inches!  Over 50 Southern California artists are participating in this show which benefits the non-profit education facility, the Fallbrook School of the Arts.  The show runs through October 16th.

Pinnell Gallery, 124 N. Main, Fallbrook, CA

760-728-8870

"Wine & A Bite Art Walk" in Fallbrook's Historic Downtown presented by Fallbrook Area Visitors Bureau.

Tickets $20 in advance or $25 the day of the event.

Phone 760-451-3282

"Les Miserables", the World's Longest Running Musical, is showing at Fallbrook's Mission Theatre, 231 N. Main Avenue, Fallbrook

Directed by Stephen Knoll-Gentry, Musical direction by Leigh Sutherlin, Lighting design by Curtis Mueller, Stage management by Dana Carr Begg.

Visit www.FallbrookPlayers.com for more information.

Freda Fairchild, an internationally acclaimed printmaker, is the featured artist at Fallbrook's Brandon Gallery during September, capping a month-long series of regional workshops and special showings by the San Diego and North County Printmakers Association.  Fairchild, a former San Diego resident and co-founder of the printmaking association, resides in Paducah, Kentucky.

Over the past 20 years her work has won awards throughout the United States and Europe.  In addition to producing and displaying artistically intriguing prints, Fairchild has taught art at the secondary and college levels.  Her work is represented in private collections that include the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.), Grunewald Center for the Graphic Arts (UCLA, Los Angeles) and the Athenaeum Music and Arts Gallery (LaJolla, CA).

Brandon Gallery is the only place her art will be on display for the entire month of September.  Other venues highlighting printmaking include the Fallbrook Art Center (www.fallbrookartcenter.org) and the Fallbrook School of the Arts (www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org) where Fairchild will conduct workshops and demonstrate printmaking.

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 25 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010

"Les Miserables", the World's Longest Running Musical, is showing at Fallbrook's Mission Theatre, 231 N. Main Avenue, Fallbrook

Directed by Stephen Knoll-Gentry, Musical direction by Leigh Sutherlin, Lighting design by Curtis Mueller, Stage management by Dana Carr Begg.

Visit www.FallbrookPlayers.com for more information.

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 5 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010

Over 50 Southern California artists are exhibiting in the Pinnell Gallery's exhibition "The Small Side of Life", a miniature painting show to benefit the Fallbrook School of the Arts, a non-profit arts education facility.  The maximum size of these tiny beauties is only 8 inches by 10 inches!

The show has a two-fold mission, first as a chance for professional artists to help future artists by donating their entry fees to a great art program at the Fallbrook School of the Arts.  Secondly, it is a venue for artists from all over southern California to come to Fallbrook and experience their great art community.  Several of the students' art works will grace the front window of the gallery during the show.

"As a non-profit arts education facility we are very grateful to Rich Stergulz Fine Art, Jennifer Paprock of Pinnell Gallery and all the participating artists for producing this show that will benefit the children's programs at the Fallbrook School of the Arts", said Director Brigitte Schlemmer.

Pinnell Gallery, 124 N. Main Avenue, Fallbrook

760-728-8870

Freda Fairchild, an internationally acclaimed printmaker, is the featured artist at Fallbrook's Brandon Gallery during September, capping a month-long series of regional workshops and special showings by the San Diego and North County Printmakers Association.  Fairchild, a former San Diego resident and co-founder of the printmaking association, resides in Paducah, Kentucky.

Over the past 20 years her work has won awards throughout the United States and Europe.  In addition to producing and displaying artistically intriguing prints, Fairchild has taught art at the secondary and college levels.  Her work is represented in private collections that include the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.), Grunewald Center for the Graphic Arts (UCLA, Los Angeles) and the Athenaeum Music and Arts Gallery (LaJolla, CA).

Brandon Gallery is the only place her art will be on display for the entire month of September.  Other venues highlighting printmaking include the Fallbrook Art Center (www.fallbrookartcenter.org) and the Fallbrook School of the Arts (www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org) where Fairchild will conduct workshops and demonstrate printmaking.

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 5 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010

Over 50 Southern California artists are exhibiting in the Pinnell Gallery's exhibition "The Small Side of Life", a miniature painting show to benefit the Fallbrook School of the Arts, a non-profit arts education facility.  The maximum size of these tiny beauties is only 8 inches by 10 inches!

The show has a two-fold mission, first as a chance for professional artists to help future artists by donating their entry fees to a great art program at the Fallbrook School of the Arts.  Secondly, it is a venue for artists from all over southern California to come to Fallbrook and experience their great art community.  Several of the students' art works will grace the front window of the gallery during the show.

"As a non-profit arts education facility we are very grateful to Rich Stergulz Fine Art, Jennifer Paprock of Pinnell Gallery and all the participating artists for producing this show that will benefit the children's programs at the Fallbrook School of the Arts", said Director Brigitte Schlemmer.

Pinnell Gallery, 124 N. Main Avenue, Fallbrook

760-728-8870

Freda Fairchild, an internationally acclaimed printmaker, is the featured artist at Fallbrook's Brandon Gallery during September, capping a month-long series of regional workshops and special showings by the San Diego and North County Printmakers Association.  Fairchild, a former San Diego resident and co-founder of the printmaking association, resides in Paducah, Kentucky.

Over the past 20 years her work has won awards throughout the United States and Europe.  In addition to producing and displaying artistically intriguing prints, Fairchild has taught art at the secondary and college levels.  Her work is represented in private collections that include the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.), Grunewald Center for the Graphic Arts (UCLA, Los Angeles) and the Athenaeum Music and Arts Gallery (LaJolla, CA).

Brandon Gallery is the only place her art will be on display for the entire month of September.  Other venues highlighting printmaking include the Fallbrook Art Center (www.fallbrookartcenter.org) and the Fallbrook School of the Arts (www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org) where Fairchild will conduct workshops and demonstrate printmaking.

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 5 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010

Over 50 Southern California artists are exhibiting in the Pinnell Gallery's exhibition "The Small Side of Life", a miniature painting show to benefit the Fallbrook School of the Arts, a non-profit arts education facility.  The maximum size of these tiny beauties is only 8 inches by 10 inches!

The show has a two-fold mission, first as a chance for professional artists to help future artists by donating their entry fees to a great art program at the Fallbrook School of the Arts.  Secondly, it is a venue for artists from all over southern California to come to Fallbrook and experience their great art community.  Several of the students' art works will grace the front window of the gallery during the show.

"As a non-profit arts education facility we are very grateful to Rich Stergulz Fine Art, Jennifer Paprock of Pinnell Gallery and all the participating artists for producing this show that will benefit the children's programs at the Fallbrook School of the Arts", said Director Brigitte Schlemmer.

Pinnell Gallery, 124 N. Main Avenue, Fallbrook

760-728-8870

Freda Fairchild, an internationally acclaimed printmaker, is the featured artist at Fallbrook's Brandon Gallery during September, capping a month-long series of regional workshops and special showings by the San Diego and North County Printmakers Association.  Fairchild, a former San Diego resident and co-founder of the printmaking association, resides in Paducah, Kentucky.

Over the past 20 years her work has won awards throughout the United States and Europe.  In addition to producing and displaying artistically intriguing prints, Fairchild has taught art at the secondary and college levels.  Her work is represented in private collections that include the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.), Grunewald Center for the Graphic Arts (UCLA, Los Angeles) and the Athenaeum Music and Arts Gallery (LaJolla, CA).

Brandon Gallery is the only place her art will be on display for the entire month of September.  Other venues highlighting printmaking include the Fallbrook Art Center (www.fallbrookartcenter.org) and the Fallbrook School of the Arts (www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org) where Fairchild will conduct workshops and demonstrate printmaking.

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 5 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010

Over 50 Southern California artists are exhibiting in the Pinnell Gallery's exhibition "The Small Side of Life", a miniature painting show to benefit the Fallbrook School of the Arts, a non-profit arts education facility.  The maximum size of these tiny beauties is only 8 inches by 10 inches!

The show has a two-fold mission, first as a chance for professional artists to help future artists by donating their entry fees to a great art program at the Fallbrook School of the Arts.  Secondly, it is a venue for artists from all over southern California to come to Fallbrook and experience their great art community.  Several of the students' art works will grace the front window of the gallery during the show.

"As a non-profit arts education facility we are very grateful to Rich Stergulz Fine Art, Jennifer Paprock of Pinnell Gallery and all the participating artists for producing this show that will benefit the children's programs at the Fallbrook School of the Arts", said Director Brigitte Schlemmer.

Pinnell Gallery, 124 N. Main Avenue, Fallbrook

760-728-8870

Freda Fairchild, an internationally acclaimed printmaker, is the featured artist at Fallbrook's Brandon Gallery during September, capping a month-long series of regional workshops and special showings by the San Diego and North County Printmakers Association.  Fairchild, a former San Diego resident and co-founder of the printmaking association, resides in Paducah, Kentucky.

Over the past 20 years her work has won awards throughout the United States and Europe.  In addition to producing and displaying artistically intriguing prints, Fairchild has taught art at the secondary and college levels.  Her work is represented in private collections that include the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.), Grunewald Center for the Graphic Arts (UCLA, Los Angeles) and the Athenaeum Music and Arts Gallery (LaJolla, CA).

Brandon Gallery is the only place her art will be on display for the entire month of September.  Other venues highlighting printmaking include the Fallbrook Art Center (www.fallbrookartcenter.org) and the Fallbrook School of the Arts (www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org) where Fairchild will conduct workshops and demonstrate printmaking.

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 5 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010

"Les Miserables", the World's Longest Running Musical, is showing at Fallbrook's Mission Theatre, 231 N. Main Avenue, Fallbrook

Directed by Stephen Knoll-Gentry, Musical direction by Leigh Sutherlin, Lighting design by Curtis Mueller, Stage management by Dana Carr Begg.

Visit www.FallbrookPlayers.com for more information.

Over 50 Southern California artists are exhibiting in the Pinnell Gallery's exhibition "The Small Side of Life", a miniature painting show to benefit the Fallbrook School of the Arts, a non-profit arts education facility.  The maximum size of these tiny beauties is only 8 inches by 10 inches!

The show has a two-fold mission, first as a chance for professional artists to help future artists by donating their entry fees to a great art program at the Fallbrook School of the Arts.  Secondly, it is a venue for artists from all over southern California to come to Fallbrook and experience their great art community.  Several of the students' art works will grace the front window of the gallery during the show.

"As a non-profit arts education facility we are very grateful to Rich Stergulz Fine Art, Jennifer Paprock of Pinnell Gallery and all the participating artists for producing this show that will benefit the children's programs at the Fallbrook School of the Arts", said Director Brigitte Schlemmer.

Pinnell Gallery, 124 N. Main Avenue, Fallbrook

760-728-8870

Freda Fairchild, an internationally acclaimed printmaker, is the featured artist at Fallbrook's Brandon Gallery during September, capping a month-long series of regional workshops and special showings by the San Diego and North County Printmakers Association.  Fairchild, a former San Diego resident and co-founder of the printmaking association, resides in Paducah, Kentucky.

Over the past 20 years her work has won awards throughout the United States and Europe.  In addition to producing and displaying artistically intriguing prints, Fairchild has taught art at the secondary and college levels.  Her work is represented in private collections that include the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.), Grunewald Center for the Graphic Arts (UCLA, Los Angeles) and the Athenaeum Music and Arts Gallery (LaJolla, CA).

Brandon Gallery is the only place her art will be on display for the entire month of September.  Other venues highlighting printmaking include the Fallbrook Art Center (www.fallbrookartcenter.org) and the Fallbrook School of the Arts (www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org) where Fairchild will conduct workshops and demonstrate printmaking.

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 5 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010

"Les Miserables", the World's Longest Running Musical, is showing at Fallbrook's Mission Theatre, 231 N. Main Avenue, Fallbrook

Directed by Stephen Knoll-Gentry, Musical direction by Leigh Sutherlin, Lighting design by Curtis Mueller, Stage management by Dana Carr Begg.

Visit www.FallbrookPlayers.com for more information.

"Ken Graydon and Friends" who now call themselves Three Faces West. Comprised of Ken Graydon, Ken Wilcox and Rodger Maxwell, they are three baritones with voices of unique timbre.  Together they make a rich full sound you don't want to miss.

At the Fallbrook Women's Club, 238 W. Mission Road, the corner of Mission and Main.  Tickets: $15 and $7.

Phone: 760-723-7255

Freda Fairchild, an internationally acclaimed printmaker, is the featured artist at Fallbrook's Brandon Gallery during September, capping a month-long series of regional workshops and special showings by the San Diego and North County Printmakers Association.  Fairchild, a former San Diego resident and co-founder of the printmaking association, resides in Paducah, Kentucky.

Over the past 20 years her work has won awards throughout the United States and Europe.  In addition to producing and displaying artistically intriguing prints, Fairchild has taught art at the secondary and college levels.  Her work is represented in private collections that include the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.), Grunewald Center for the Graphic Arts (UCLA, Los Angeles) and the Athenaeum Music and Arts Gallery (LaJolla, CA).

Brandon Gallery is the only place her art will be on display for the entire month of September.  Other venues highlighting printmaking include the Fallbrook Art Center (www.fallbrookartcenter.org) and the Fallbrook School of the Arts (www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org) where Fairchild will conduct workshops and demonstrate printmaking.

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 25 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010

"Les Miserables", the World's Longest Running Musical, is showing at Fallbrook's Mission Theatre, 231 N. Main Avenue, Fallbrook

Directed by Stephen Knoll-Gentry, Musical direction by Leigh Sutherlin, Lighting design by Curtis Mueller, Stage management by Dana Carr Begg.

Visit www.FallbrookPlayers.com for more information.

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 5 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010

Over 50 Southern California artists are exhibiting in the Pinnell Gallery's exhibition "The Small Side of Life", a miniature painting show to benefit the Fallbrook School of the Arts, a non-profit arts education facility.  The maximum size of these tiny beauties is only 8 inches by 10 inches!

The show has a two-fold mission, first as a chance for professional artists to help future artists by donating their entry fees to a great art program at the Fallbrook School of the Arts.  Secondly, it is a venue for artists from all over southern California to come to Fallbrook and experience their great art community.  Several of the students' art works will grace the front window of the gallery during the show.

"As a non-profit arts education facility we are very grateful to Rich Stergulz Fine Art, Jennifer Paprock of Pinnell Gallery and all the participating artists for producing this show that will benefit the children's programs at the Fallbrook School of the Arts", said Director Brigitte Schlemmer.

Pinnell Gallery, 124 N. Main Avenue, Fallbrook

760-728-8870

Freda Fairchild, an internationally acclaimed printmaker, is the featured artist at Fallbrook's Brandon Gallery during September, capping a month-long series of regional workshops and special showings by the San Diego and North County Printmakers Association.  Fairchild, a former San Diego resident and co-founder of the printmaking association, resides in Paducah, Kentucky.

Over the past 20 years her work has won awards throughout the United States and Europe.  In addition to producing and displaying artistically intriguing prints, Fairchild has taught art at the secondary and college levels.  Her work is represented in private collections that include the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.), Grunewald Center for the Graphic Arts (UCLA, Los Angeles) and the Athenaeum Music and Arts Gallery (LaJolla, CA).

Brandon Gallery is the only place her art will be on display for the entire month of September.  Other venues highlighting printmaking include the Fallbrook Art Center (www.fallbrookartcenter.org) and the Fallbrook School of the Arts (www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org) where Fairchild will conduct workshops and demonstrate printmaking.

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 5 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010

Over 50 Southern California artists are exhibiting in the Pinnell Gallery's exhibition "The Small Side of Life", a miniature painting show to benefit the Fallbrook School of the Arts, a non-profit arts education facility.  The maximum size of these tiny beauties is only 8 inches by 10 inches!

The show has a two-fold mission, first as a chance for professional artists to help future artists by donating their entry fees to a great art program at the Fallbrook School of the Arts.  Secondly, it is a venue for artists from all over southern California to come to Fallbrook and experience their great art community.  Several of the students' art works will grace the front window of the gallery during the show.

"As a non-profit arts education facility we are very grateful to Rich Stergulz Fine Art, Jennifer Paprock of Pinnell Gallery and all the participating artists for producing this show that will benefit the children's programs at the Fallbrook School of the Arts", said Director Brigitte Schlemmer.

Pinnell Gallery, 124 N. Main Avenue, Fallbrook

760-728-8870

Freda Fairchild, an internationally acclaimed printmaker, is the featured artist at Fallbrook's Brandon Gallery during September, capping a month-long series of regional workshops and special showings by the San Diego and North County Printmakers Association.  Fairchild, a former San Diego resident and co-founder of the printmaking association, resides in Paducah, Kentucky.

Over the past 20 years her work has won awards throughout the United States and Europe.  In addition to producing and displaying artistically intriguing prints, Fairchild has taught art at the secondary and college levels.  Her work is represented in private collections that include the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.), Grunewald Center for the Graphic Arts (UCLA, Los Angeles) and the Athenaeum Music and Arts Gallery (LaJolla, CA).

Brandon Gallery is the only place her art will be on display for the entire month of September.  Other venues highlighting printmaking include the Fallbrook Art Center (www.fallbrookartcenter.org) and the Fallbrook School of the Arts (www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org) where Fairchild will conduct workshops and demonstrate printmaking.

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 5 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010

Over 50 Southern California artists are exhibiting in the Pinnell Gallery's exhibition "The Small Side of Life", a miniature painting show to benefit the Fallbrook School of the Arts, a non-profit arts education facility.  The maximum size of these tiny beauties is only 8 inches by 10 inches!

The show has a two-fold mission, first as a chance for professional artists to help future artists by donating their entry fees to a great art program at the Fallbrook School of the Arts.  Secondly, it is a venue for artists from all over southern California to come to Fallbrook and experience their great art community.  Several of the students' art works will grace the front window of the gallery during the show.

"As a non-profit arts education facility we are very grateful to Rich Stergulz Fine Art, Jennifer Paprock of Pinnell Gallery and all the participating artists for producing this show that will benefit the children's programs at the Fallbrook School of the Arts", said Director Brigitte Schlemmer.

Pinnell Gallery, 124 N. Main Avenue, Fallbrook

760-728-8870

Freda Fairchild, an internationally acclaimed printmaker, is the featured artist at Fallbrook's Brandon Gallery during September, capping a month-long series of regional workshops and special showings by the San Diego and North County Printmakers Association.  Fairchild, a former San Diego resident and co-founder of the printmaking association, resides in Paducah, Kentucky.

Over the past 20 years her work has won awards throughout the United States and Europe.  In addition to producing and displaying artistically intriguing prints, Fairchild has taught art at the secondary and college levels.  Her work is represented in private collections that include the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.), Grunewald Center for the Graphic Arts (UCLA, Los Angeles) and the Athenaeum Music and Arts Gallery (LaJolla, CA).

Brandon Gallery is the only place her art will be on display for the entire month of September.  Other venues highlighting printmaking include the Fallbrook Art Center (www.fallbrookartcenter.org) and the Fallbrook School of the Arts (www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org) where Fairchild will conduct workshops and demonstrate printmaking.

The Fallbrook Art Center presents "Transferring Ink II"

An exhibition and sale of fine art prints.  The work of contemporary juried artists paired with historically significant prints that define the printmaking process.

September 5 - October 23, 2010

Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun Noon-3

Admission $5, FAC Members, Active Military & Under 18 Free

103 S. Main, Fallbrook, CA    760-728-1414

Park Press Printers 2010

in the Salon Gallery

Pat Pfeffer, RoseAnne Sobkow, Caroline Shine-Benkendorf and Neill Ketchum exhibit their recent hand-pulled prints.

From September 4 through October 17, 2010