NEWS

Studio visit by Eric Minh Swenson for Circus Ceremony Series.

Film from Art Beyond Survival – September 2021.

A film by Eric Minh Swenson.

Studio visit by Eric Minh Swenson for Ceramic Social Class.

Tuesdays 6:00pm to 9:00pm.

Private parties / team building events also available.

Film from Porch Gallery in Ojai.

A film by Eric Minh Swenson.

Invitational 2020:
The Ceramics Show
featuring works by Wyatt Amend, Beth Katz, Travis Kennedy, Elizabeth Orleans, Peter Shire, Diane Silver, Sandra Torres, Lynda Weinman and Beatrice Wood.

November 5 – January 3rd 2021

Please join us for the Artists’ Reception:
Saturday, November 7, 11AM – 7PM

www.porchgalleryojai.com

The Venice Art Walk 50th anniversary was supposed to be May 3rd.
Since the art walk is postponed, they are doing the auction live on Artsy May 3- May 19.

Here is a link to my piece in the auction.
https://www.artsy.net/artwork/elizabeth-orleans-gear-1 
The Venice Family Clinic needs our help now even more than ever!

Click for more info

The historic annual VENICE ART WALK is May 19, 2019 

Tickets can be purchased by clicking here.

Palm Springs Art Museum ARTrageous Redux 2019

For more information for the March 18th event, go to psmuseum.org/artrageous

I am thrilled to be included in the launch of  Lost Art Los Angeles, a collective of women artists & entrepreneurs who are passionate about bringing curated, locally-crafted goods to the community through unique shopping opportunities, crafting workshops, wall to wall art installations and other hands-on experiences.

Sloan Projects Gallery has come together with some amazing women to put together a pop-up gallery at Santa Monica Place. They have partnered with Style Firm Los Angeles 

The Silent Auction: May 20th 12pm – 6pm at Google
340 Main Street Los Angeles, CA, 90291 (entrance on Hampton)
The Artist Studio Tours: Noon – 4 pm
Your $50 donation goes toward the Venice Family Clinic

Valentine’s Day Open House at Elizabeth Orleans Studio
Thursday, February 8th 2018 6:30- 9:30 pm
Please rsvp to liz@elizabethorleans.com

I am looking forward to participating in the HOLDYOU Foundation Charity Art Auction at The Loft at Liz’s.

When: Saturday September 16th 7pm- 10pm

Where:The Loft at Liz’s453 S. La Brea AvenueLos Angeles, CA 90036

http://www.theloftatlizs.com/

Featuring works by more than 40 leading contemporary artists and a wide range of luxury items or services, auction items will be offered with bids starting at 50% of established market value or less.This is a remarkable opportunity to bid on valuable items below cost while helping a family in need!•

Silent Auction Opens For Bid: THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 14th @ 10AM

Bidding Ends: SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 16th @ 9PM

PUBLIC RECEPTION: SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 16th (7-10PM) SUGGESTED $10 DONATION AT

DOOR FOR OPENING RECEPTION / RAFFLE ENTRY

COMPLIMENTARY FOOD AND BEVERAGE INCLUDED

Featured Artists: Mark Acetelli, Carolina Applegate, Susanne Belcher, Jodi Bonassi, Lek Borja, Kate Carvellas, Bibi Davidson, Don Davis, Dosshaus, Susan Feldman Tucker, Fred Feldmesser, Michael Flechtner, Steven Fujimoto, Michael Giancristiano, Carlos Grasso, GRONK, S.P. Harper, Michael Hayden, Gregg Hill, Lauren Kasmer, Juri Koll, Norman Korpi, J. Natasha Kostan, Campbell Laird, Marilyn Landau, J.J. L’Heureux, Robert Mack, Meg Madison, Aline Mare, Michael Massenburg, Elizabeth Orleans, Loren Philip, Ave Pildas, Detra Prete, Ellwood T. Risk, Launa D. Romoff, Stephen Rowe, Catherine Ruane, Seda Saar, Sonja Schenk, Steve “SHIG” Shigley, Wayne Shimabukuro, Carl Shubs, Diane Silver, Millie Vercauteren plus an incredible selection of vintage poster art, lithographs, original paintings and more!

HoldYou Foundation (www.holdyou.org) is a non-profit organization founded to provide compassionate care for families whose lives are changed forever when their child suffers a life threatening illness or injury. HoldYou provides support to these families by lifting some of their financial burdens so that they can focus on their child.

HoldYou’s mission is to provide financial support during the most critical period to help families with urgent life expenses such as rent, car payment, gas, public transportation, food, and insurance premiums. We believe all parents should have the opportunity to be present for their child during their most difficult days and that a child’s anxiety is reduced by the comfort of having the loving support of their family near them.

On May 21, join some of Los Angeles’ most prestigious artists in giving back to Venice Family Clinic.

Venice Family Clinic’s Art Walk & Auctions’ signature Silent Art Auction showcases the leading names in contemporary art and the next generation of talent. Every bid helps support their mission to provide quality primary health care to people in need.

I am excited to announce I have remodeled my art studio, and will have the grand opening party this Saturday evening!

Come have a toast and listen to some tunes 🙂

Please RSVP to…
liz@elizabethorleans.com
Saturday, April 8, 2017 at 6 PM – 10 PM
361 Vernon Ave., Studio #7, Venice, CA 90291

I am pleased to announce that I am part of the CALIFORNIA COOL Art Auction at the Laguna Museum this weekend.

ART AUCTION 2017: CALIFORNIA COOL
February 4, 2017
6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Laguna Art Museum

The museum will feature original works by important California artists at great prices, delicious cuisine, and creative cocktails. The evening includes a silent auction of over 100 works of art as well as an exciting live auction led by Aaron Bastian of Bonhams. Hope to see you there!

On June 10, Laguna Art Museum proudly presents an extraordinary evening of fine art, intimate dining, and elegant wines. This year’s sold out event showcases the culinary talents of Executive Chef Craig Strong of Studio at Montage, Laguna Beach, who will create masterful dishes perfectly paired with the highly acclaimed varietals of Yorba Wines.

Complementing the exquisite wine and cuisine will be the work of ten California artists active in a wide range of styles and media. The artists will join guests for dinner, each at a table of their own design, and exhibit their artwork, all available for purchase. This year’s artists are: Robert Charles Dunahay, Dirk Hagner, Kelsey Irvin, Dave Lefner, Mia Moore, Marisa Murrow, Michael Obermeyer, Bret Price, Elizabeth Orleans, and Bradford J. Salamon.
Proceeds benefit Laguna Art Museum’s education and exhibition programs.

Visit the Facebook Event Page for more details.

For more info: http://theveniceartwalk.org/

Film of Elizabeth Orleans creating Giant Steps installation and view of exhibition at Sloan Projects Gallery in Bergamont Station.

A film by Eric Minh Swenson.

For more info: www.sloanprojects.com

Women Manifest: At The Core is curated by Brooke Mason at the West Hollywood Library
in celebration of Women’s History Month and is on display through June 27th, 2016.

Monday – Thursday 11 am – 7pm
Friday 10 am – 6pm
Closed Sundays

Featuring works by Jana Cruder, Carolyn Doucette, Lola Del Fresno, Micky Hoogendijk,
Nicole Landau, Fend Ling, Brooke Mason, and Elizabeth Orleans.
Learn more about the event here: http://www.weho.org/residents/arts-and-culture/women-manifest-at-the-core-exhibition

West Hollywood Library
625 N San Vicente Blvd
West Hollywood, CA 90069

Elizabeth Orleans has created a series of ambitious installation works that include hundreds, possibly thousands, of elements that collaborate with the indoor environment. These architectural interventions penetrate boundaries and explore movement, change, and the infinite possibility of time. Elizabeth Orleans furthers the usage of her chosen medium, with ceramic works that are conceptually routed and skillfully executed. Her work at times can be seen as aggressive, imposing, and grotesque while simultaneously soft, beautiful, and sensuous, offering a dreamlike experience to the viewer.

Already recognized as a talented artist she has been honored with exhibitions at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Santa Rosa, CA and at the Museum of Craft & Folk Art in San Francisco. She was also recently selected to complete an installation at the internationally reputed collector, Susan Hancock’s Los Angeles art space Royal/T.

This installation opens July 2nd and will continue to “grow” as the artist adds to and changes the works throughout the summer.