Lompoc Ten presents Jalama: Highway to the Sea

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The Grossman Gallery in Lompoc will host an exhibit by a collective of artists known as Lompoc Ten, featuring paintings inspired by Jalama Road.

Jalama: Highway to the Sea highlights the 14-mile stretch of road that connects ranches to farmlands and eventually winds to the seashore. Painters spotlighted in the exhibit include Lompoc Ten members Vicki Anderson, Jon Arnold, Diane Atturio, Trish Campbell, Alan Freeman, Linda Gooch, Elizabeth Monks Hack, Carol Oliveira, Betsee Talavera, and Ann Thompson. The artists meet regularly during the year for critiques, excursions, and studio visits.

The show is open Nov. 1 through 30 at the Grossman Gallery in the Lompoc Library, located at 501 E. North Ave., Lompoc. The show is open for free to the public during normal library hours. A reception is scheduled for Nov. 10 from 2 to 4 p.m. in the gallery. For more information, call (805) 875-8775.

Arts Briefs is compiled by Arts and Lifestyle Writer Rebecca Rose. Send information to [email protected].