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Seeds Fine Art Exhibits Seeds Fine Art Exhibits transforms galleries into sacred spaces The exhibition, although strong, came across very one-sided and of a limited perspective.

In 2001, artists Cindi Rhodes and Denise Weyhrich took their children to a major museum for a cultural experience. Cindi and Denise saw a great opportunity to fill in the blanks. That motive became their mission. The mission went underground for four more years until a ripe opportunity came along for that first museum-worthy exhibition -- “Messages of Hope” celebrating the beauty and diversity of

different cultures and people -- where Cindi and Denise’s formidable years of experience in the art world and academic world combined to shine. Since then, twenty-seven exhibitions have been launched and traveled all over the United States. In the next few years, SEEDS is providing fantastic exhibitions for some very significant communities: in municipal art centers, in commerce, in higher education, in faith communities that often get estranged from impactful art. Three of our largest, most jaw-dropping exhibitions are being currently organized (ask us about these!). With your help, we can usher in a new unparalleled era of Seeds.

The most wonderful Chemers gallery after decades is having to move to a new location. As they finished their exhibit an...
05/17/2026

The most wonderful Chemers gallery after decades is having to move to a new location. As they finished their exhibit and artists’ showcase yesterday, one of 100 it was hard to say goodbye to their incredible space. Praying for Karen and her team to find a new home, that is just as warmly embraced by a new neighborhood. Such great work needs to be rewarded!

It is with admiration & prayers for his loved ones. Remembering George Herms(1935–2026)George Herms, Balcony, 1994, Wood...
05/01/2026

It is with admiration & prayers for his loved ones. Remembering George Herms
(1935–2026)

George Herms, Balcony, 1994, Wood and Found Object Assemblage, 31x 44 1/2 x 3 3/4 inches

Jack Rutberg Fine Arts is deeply saddened to learn of George Herms’ passing at the age of 90 on April 24.

George Herms was a leading figure of the L.A.Beat Generation assemblage movement. Its youngest and most enduring member, he employed disparate materials assembled together as acts of love. Indeed he signed his works with randomly placed ink- stamped letters: L, O, V, E.

George was prominently featured in significant early exhibitions of post-war Assemblage at the Museum of Modern Art (The Art of Assemblage, 1961), and the Pasadena Museum of Art (California Collage Show, 1962), cementing his importance in the movement’s history.

He was an integral part of the Whitney Museum’s major exhibition Beat Culture and the New America: 1950-1965 that coincided with his solo show at Jack Rutberg Fine Arts in 1995. More recently, George Herms’ works were included in our major 2025 exhibition, Sculptors: From Degas to Ruscha.

George Herms’ works will be included in our forthcoming exhibition celebrating those artists who are part of Pasadena’s artistic legacy.

JACK RUTBERG FINE ARTS
600 South Lake Ave., #102 Pasadena, CA 91106 Tel. (323) 938-5222
www.jackrutbergfinearts.com

wonderful Chemers!!!
03/21/2026

wonderful Chemers!!!

oh reflecting back on LeRoy & Vivian Schmaltz estate sale and their life time of creating works praising God
03/21/2026

oh reflecting back on LeRoy & Vivian Schmaltz estate sale and their life time of creating works praising God

for decades, we’ve been blessed by the Schmaltz‘s and Vivian and Leroy’s amazing family in life of art and faith. Seeds ...
03/10/2026

for decades, we’ve been blessed by the Schmaltz‘s and Vivian and Leroy’s amazing family in life of art and faith. Seeds greatest supporters from day one honoring their lives as their family had their heart estate sale last weekend. Such a sweet goodbye. praise God for their lives.

David Bogardus from the Seeds board releases his new art devotion, utilizing cases artwork! We would love to know what ...
02/27/2026

David Bogardus from the Seeds board releases his new art devotion, utilizing cases artwork!
We would love to know what you think! It’s part of our new experiments as David just has taken on these devotions. https://youtu.be/XQpMnDM9MIs?si=Dcz7TMwNSpQweuq8

pardon my shameless playing around with ChatGPT, but I’m having great fun. happily welcome Christmas tide until january ...
01/07/2026

pardon my shameless playing around with ChatGPT, but I’m having great fun.

happily welcome Christmas tide until january 11!!! it’s an excuse to leave the Christmas tree up longer especially since I missed 75% of Christmas celebrations🐫🐪🐫🎉🤣🤣🤣

01/01/2026
ah the powerful quiet artworks of Dan Callisdancallisart.com, Fools Errand, StillFools Errandexhibit Biola galleries
12/05/2025

ah the powerful quiet artworks of Dan Callis

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Fools Errand, Still
Fools Errand
exhibit Biola galleries

Dan’s stations of the Cross, a memorial to his son with raku firing with his son’s medical records. Extremely tender, m...
12/05/2025

Dan’s stations of the Cross, a memorial to his son with raku firing with his son’s medical records. Extremely tender, moving pieces of art wish you could see them in person.
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Fools Errand, Still
Fools Errand
exhibit Biola galleries

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