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Gallery: Boehm Gallery Artist’s Panel: Sept. 22

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September 28, 2015
Manny Prieres (center) elaborates about his process during the artists discussion for the recent show “Sharp Contrast” at Palomar College, Tuesday Sept. 22, 2015. Priers talk about his method of creating his works on metal, while panel artists Robert Nelson (far left), Doug Crocco (center left), Iana Quesnell (center right), Marisol Rendon (not visible) and Josh Eggleton (far right) listen on. (Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope)
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Manny Prieres (center) elaborates about his process during the artists discussion for the recent show “Sharp Contrast” at Palomar College, Tuesday Sept. 22, 2015. Priers talk about his method of creating his works on metal, while panel artists Robert Nelson (far left), Doug Crocco (center left), Iana Quesnell (center right), Marisol Rendon (not visible) and Josh Eggleton (far right) listen on. (Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope)

Manny Prieres (center) elaborates about his process during the artists discussion for the recent show “Sharp Contrast” at Palomar College, Tuesday Sept. 22, 2015. Priers talk about his method of creating his works on metal, while panel artists Robert Nelson (far left), Doug Crocco (center left), Iana Quesnell (center right), Marisol Rendon (not visible) and Josh Eggleton (far right) listen on. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope.
It's a packed house at the Boehm Gallery for the Artist Panel discussion, Palomar College, Tuesday Sept. 22. Students from South Western College to Palomar fill the seats to participate in discussion with 6 out of 10 of the shows artists for "Sharp Contrast". Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope
Samantha Bohl (center), Lauryn Allen (center left) and Maxinne Hernandez-Evans (far right) sit in for the “Sharp Contrast” panel discussion at Boehm Gallery, Palomar College, Tuesday Sept. 15. Bohl, Allen and Evans along with the majority of their Methods and Materials class bring their own stools to sit in on the discussion. The class is taught by Ingram Ober (not seen), who also lead the panel discussion. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope
Manny Prieres (left) describes his process and work in detail to Palomar student, Forrest Coloroso (right) Boehm Gallery, Paloamr College, Tuesday Sept. 15. After the panel discussion held at the gallery, artists from panel that are in the group exhibition, “Sharp Contrast”, stayed after to speak with student artists about the choices in materials and their idea development in their featured works. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope
It's a packed house at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar College, Tuesday Sept. 22. Students from South Western College to Palomar fill the seats for the "Sharp Contrast" Artist Discussion. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope
Manny Prieres elaborates about his process during the artists discussion for the recent show “Sharp Contrast” at Palomar College, Tuesday Sept. 22, 2015. Priers talk about his method of creating his works on metal, while panel artists Iana Quesnell (center right), Marisol Rendon (far right) and Doug Crocco (far left) listen on. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope.
Marisol Rendon (left) shares her view point about her path and process while artist, Josh Eggleton (right), listens during the artists panel discussion for the recent show “Sharp Contrast”, a drawing studying, at Palomar College, Tuesday Sept. 22, 2015. Rendon is a professor at South Western College in Chula Vista and instructs Sculpture, she has two works in the show that are large chalk pastels of a chandelier and chandelier piece. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope
Iana Quesnell (center) describes her process in creating her graphite works, Marisol Rendon (right) listens during the artists panel discussion for the recent show “Sharp Contrast”, a drawing studying, at Palomar College, Tuesday Sept. 22, 2015. Quesnell goes into detail about her drawings and the involvement of her family history, she has two large scale pieces in the show as well as a video installation that shows the movement in working at the register of Trader Joes. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

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The Boehm Gallery hosted an artist’s panel on Sept. 22 for the “Sharp Contrast” exhibit.  The exhibit represents the work of 10 artists and is on display through Oct. 9.

Photography by Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

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