Credit: PHOTO COURTESY OF THE ELVERHOJ MUSEUM

The Elverhoj Museum in Solvang opened the new exhibit Manna from Heaven in its main gallery space on Aug. 20 with an event that welcomed artists Robert Burridge, Jim McWilliams, and Bob Nichols to speak on their work. The exhibit—which shows through Nov. 6—focuses on vessels used to feed the body and soul.

Credit: PHOTO COURTESY OF THE ELVERHOJ MUSEUM

The exhibit highlights paintings by Burridge, the digital and assemblage art of McWilliams, and the ceramics of Nichols. Nichols also created several dozen bowls that will sell in the Elverhoj’s gift shop during the show’s run. All proceeds will go to the Santa Barbara County Foodbank. All three artists began their artistic careers in the 1960s and enjoy exploring themes of freedom, awareness, and symbolism in their work.

Manna from Heaven shows at the Elverhoj Museum of History and Arts, located at 1624 Elverhoy Way, Solvang. Admission is $5. More information is available at 686-1211 or elverhoj.org. 

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