#fullerton

[artdecodude]

Drove around the OC for a couple of hours on Saturday to caputre 3 Streamline Moderne buildings in Buena Park & Fullerton. The two Fullerton ones were almost across the street from each other so that was convenient.

[catsofcalifornia]

Shitaka and Paquita from Meowtopia Cat Rescue in Fullerton, California

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[graveyardrabbit]

Loma Vista Memorial Park

Fullerton, CA

11/10/2025

[bravelittleabacus]

JER

12/12/25 @ PROGRAMME

[csuftitans]

We would like to remind everyone that the conversations you have in the library can be heard by all in attendance. I'm trying to study for my geology quiz I do not need to hear about "How tasty them toes were."

[davetada]

No Parking

Fullerton, CA

[earth-1218designate]

[chicanoartmovement]

CHICANO ART MOVEMENT attends: “Rostros, lugares y momentos” 2025

(View of exhibit banner on the grounds at the Muck)

On Thursday, August 14, 2025, we took a trip to Fullerton, CA for the first opening reception of Margaret Garcia’s “Rostros, lugares y momentos” (faces, places and moments) within the galleries of the Muckenthaler Cultural Center.

(View of “Enchanted Echo Park” an oil on wood panel created in 2024 by Garcia.)

“‘Rostros, lugares y momentos’ [by Margaret Garcia] is an exploration into themes that inspire her work: the importance of people, community, and events and their impact on our understanding and connection to the world, from the block down the street and beyond.”

(View of main gallery space for “Rostros, lugares y momentos” on opening night.)

“Margaret Garcia has been an active pillar in the Los Angeles and Chicano art scene, a journey that has lasted for over five decades. She has unselfishly taken on roles of teacher, mentor and activist along the way. Her art is a reflection of the city and community she calls home. Margaret paints from the heart. Each stroke of the brush flows with colors of affection for those around her. The finished work is a visual whisper for the unity of people.” — Scott Christensen, curator of the exhibit

(Collection of portraits by Margaret Garcia on exhibit at the Muck.)

We enjoyed catching up and taking pictures with la artista and even got invited to be a muse for her Wednesday night portraiture class. We even heard a good chisme: there was a double reception within the week.

(Photo of Margaret Garcia, artist, with her creation titled “Waterlilies” an oil on canvas created in 2025.)

“Rostros, lugares y momentos” (faces, places and moments) by Margaret Garcia is in view at the Muckenthaler Cultural Center in Fullerton, CA until September 26, 2025.