The California Nature Art Museum pulled 25 works of art from its permanent collection of 150 to celebrate its 25th anniversary.
Curated by former board chair Peter Adams and his wife, Becky, the show features work from local artists such as John Iwerks, Nell Campbell, and museum founder Patti Jacquemain, as well as artists from all over the nation “drawn to the unique beauty of California,” according to the museum’s website.
The museum’s newest acquisition, an oil-on-canvas painting by California artist John Marshall Gamble, is also on display. The piece donated by museum supporter Mel Sayhun, Rincon Point and Wildflowers, features Santa Barbara County.
“It is diverse, eclectic, and a beautiful montage of California as seen through the eyes of outstanding painters, photographers, and sculptors,” the Adams said of the museum’s permanent collection.
The exhibition’s curators also said founding the formerly named Wildling Art Museum 25 years ago was a “brave act which has survived and thrived to this day.”
Visit the Nature Art Museum at 1511-B Mission Drive in Solvang.
Celebrating 25 Years: Selections From the CalNAM Permanent Collection will be up through January. Visit calnatureartmuseum.org for more information.
This article appears in Aug 7-17, 2025.
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