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Artist Susan Holsclaw’s work is being presented at the Liberty Art Gallery, 435 Alamitos Ave., as a retrospective that reflects the time period from the turbulent years of the Vietnam War era to the present. The exhibit features works in oil, pastel, charcoal and mixed media.The show, entitled Portrait of an American Artist, also includes Holsclaw’s photographs and two books she has written: the fictional work The Peanut and the Pearl by Edna Bale, and the poetry collection The Fictional Poesy of Edna Bale.
The hours of the exhibit are Wednesday through Sunday from noon to 5pm. The show will close Saturday, Feb. 4.
