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- Opening Tonight, Feb. 16, 5PM at Brooks Institute's Visions Gallery: 'Nocturnus' by Shaun Walton: http://t.co/cKD7gsBG 6 days ago
- opening tonight with Jesse Alexander and Patricia Houghton Clarke: http://t.co/jHQjfLEp 2 weeks ago
- 'The Third California' opens tonight at Brooks Institute's Gallery 27 with work from Terrance Reimer: http://t.co/ZK2faCpG 3 months ago
- Brooks Institute has an exhibit opening tonight from Anacleto Rapping and Lauren Hathaway at Visions Gallery: http://t.co/NmIbHqA0 4 months ago

Exhibits @ Brooks Institute
- Visions Gallery is proud to present Nocturnus, a photo series by Shaun Walton. This exhibition visually explores the nocturnal lives of Africa’s elite predators, lion and leopard. These animals have been revered by African cultures for thousands of years with their nocturnal activities shrouded in mystery and intrigue. Walton ventures into the dark of night to capture these predators in a time and place where they come into their own.
  
  www.shaunwalton.com
  
  EXHIBITION
  
  February 16th - April 20th, 2012
  
  RECEPTION
  
  February 16th, 5 - 7:30 pm
  
  - Refreshments, Wine Tasting provided by Ventura County Wine Trail and Parking are provided.
  
  THE VISIONS GALLERY
  
  Presented by Brooks Institute & Marriott Ventura Beach
  
  2055 East Harbor Boulevard
  
  Ventura, CA 93001
  
  805-743-6000
  
  http://www.facebook.com/visionsgallery
- Observations
  
  Time & place
  
  Photographs by Jesse Alexander and Patricia Houghton Clarke
  
  The creative works of Santa Barbara artists Jesse Alexander and Patricia Houghton Clarke are on the walls of Gallery 27 this February. This collaborative effort between two photographic talents is a discussion of place, people and ideas.
  
  Jesse Alexander and Patricia Houghton Clarke are creative documentarians, both exposing the people and places of cultures we don’t often see, or pass by without notice. These two artists allow us to see not only across the generations of ideas, but how our visual language has changed, or conversely, remained the same over time. Both photographers are deeply involved in their subject, finding nuance in shadows, order in chaos. Both see in black and white and color. Both using light and shadow to tell their story. While these are two photographers at different points in their careers, and we see their similarities in light and form, capturing the human spirit.
  
  http://www.facebook.com/brooksgallery27
  
  Gallery 27
  
  Brooks Institute
  
  27 East Cota Street
  
  Santa Barbara, CA 93101