Manhattan Beach, CA — The Manhattan Beach Art Center (MBAC) invites art enthusiasts and the community to an exhibition that pays tribute to a legacy of creativity and community engagement. "Legacy: Honoring Homeira Goldstein's History with the Manhattan Beach Art Center" is a retrospective exhibition of Homeira Goldstein's profound impact on the art world and her instrumental role in shaping the Manhattan Beach Art Center. The event will take place on Friday, October 27th, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
Since its inception in 2001, the Manhattan Beach Art Center has been a beacon of artistic expression, a feat made possible by the influential work of Homeira Goldstein. As a visionary curator, Homeira's creativity and dedication have shaped more than 30 exhibitions at MBAC, forming a bridge between artists and audiences. Homeira's enduring commitment to making art accessible to the public has been a cornerstone of her curatorial journey. Her lengthy tenure with the city has provided invaluable access to art, enriching the lives of countless individuals.

"Legacy" will feature a captivating collection that showcases the artistry and vision Homeira has curated at MBAC. The exhibition is a rare opportunity for the public to experience pieces from her private collection that have not been previously shown. In addition, the exhibition will showcase new works from artists who were part of Homeira's previous exhibitions, ensuring a dynamic selection of artworks. Among the artists contributing to this exhibition are: Cosimo Cavallari, Roxy Paine, Lynn Aldrich, Simon Ouwerkerk, Lita Albuquerque, Matt Wedel, Deborah Oropallo, Peter Shelton, Nellie King Solomon, and Ed Moses, among others.
Homeira's philosophy, "art is life and life is art," underscores the transformative power of creative expression. This sentiment is at the heart of the exhibition, serving as a tribute to her profound impact on the art community and her ongoing commitment to expanding cultural awareness. Join us in celebrating Homeira Goldstein's remarkable journey as a curator, artist, and community advocate.

"Legacy" will take place at the Manhattan Beach Art Center, located at 1560 Manhattan Beach Blvd., Manhattan Beach, CA 90266. The event is open to the public and provides a unique opportunity to express gratitude for Homeira's contributions to the art world.

For further information about the exhibition and the Manhattan Beach Art Center, please visit Exhibitions | City of Manhattan Beach or contact Eric Brinkman at 303-802-5404 or ebrinkman@manhattanbeach.gov.

About Manhattan Beach Art Center: The Manhattan Beach Art Center stands as a vibrant platform for artistic exploration and community engagement. Through exhibitions, workshops, and events, the center enriches the cultural fabric of Manhattan Beach and its surrounding areas.

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