Nationally renowned artists with the California Art Club share their daring adventures to capture on canvas imagery rarely depicted in paintings.
• William Stout, who spent three months in Antarctica diving under frozen ice, climbing active volcanos and camping in dry valleys to create one of the most comprehensive bodies of work of wildlife in the region;
• Peter Adams, who traveled in disguise for three weeks in South Asia during 1987 to chronicle the activities of the Mujahideen rebels in Soviet-occupied Afghanistan; and
• Jean LeGassick, who often hikes, snowshoes or mulepacks to remote peaks, hidden canyons or rocky shores where land meets sea for a deeper connection to the landscapes that she paints.
• Michael Obermeyer, president of the California Art Club, will moderate.