June 15 to July 9 Summer Art Show : Information and payment options
2026-06-15 11:00 - 15:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Rancho Cucamonga Community Center @ Central Park, 11200 Baseline Rd, Rancho Cucamonga, CA, 91701, United States
RANCHO CUCAMONGA COMMUNITY CENTER : ART TAKE IN JUNE 15. To pay using your Credit Card and Square go to 1 year Membership> Click >scroll to the bottom below Membership> choose Mwmber or Non-Member > then Options of one art piece or two. art pieces. Then click cart and check to be sure it is correct and enter your card information.

July Gen Meeting with Susan Whitley: Collage
2026-07-08 09:30 - 12:00 | Chaffey Community Museum of Art
Don’t forget, as a member benefit, you can bring one of your own newly created artworks for our Art of the Month display. Any medium is acceptable. Art must arrive before 9:20 for check-in by Juan. Here, the artwork is voted on by our members and our demonstrator to determine the favorite Artwork of the month.
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Along with your own artwork, come to the meeting to hear how Susan stresses the emotional aspects of her creative approach to art and her creation of landscapes using collage techniques.
Susan writes that there is an undeniable attraction for humans to observe and absorb some sense of peace or awe from a dramatic landscape.
It is this connection between seeing a grand landscape as a singular person and gaining energy from the vast scope of natural phenomena, as well as the history of those who have felt this same way in years past, that inspires my artwork.
While my work has obvious visual references to landscape elements, I enjoy and crave the spontaneity of abstraction, unplanned mark-making, and collaged elements, such as second-hand vintage papers.

October 2026 Gen Meeting with Ruthellyn Whittington: Weaving
2026-10-14 09:30 - 12:00 | Chaffey Community Museum of Art
I was raised in SouthernCalifornia in a family that highly regarded creativity and education. As a child, I found great joy in writing and illustrating stories. My mother was an incredible seamstress, and I developed a love for fiber and fabric. I attended Immaculate Heart College in Los Angeles and received a BFA with an emphasis in Textile Arts, in particular, weaving. During college, I studied with the Hopi Natives each spring break and was taught spinning and the natural dyeing process of fibers. This was an incredible experience that shaped me as an artist. I went on to earn teaching credentials in art, English and school counseling. I worked as an educator for thirty-eight years and retired in 2018.
Since my retirement, I have journeyed back to my own artistic spirit. As a textile artist, I find inspiration from dreams, creative thinking, and my own photographs. Each weaving tells a story of my life experiences, in which I hope that others can relate. I use hand-spun fibers from spinners located all over the world to create a variety of textures and color combinations in my work. My strength is color, which is an innate ability that I am sure was also influenced by my mother. My weaving process is off-loom in different sizes and shapes.

Dec 2026 Holiday Party
2026-12-09 10:00 - 13:00 | CA
Location to be announced later
