Colorful art by Sasha Marie Barnard is on view Saturday in Manhattan Beach
Sasha Marie Barnard. Photo “My main dream,” says Sasha Marie Barnard, “is to do a series of public art installations across the United States and worldwide. I want to start doing some public art; I really believe that the South Bay could use a little more public art. A lot of places could use more public art.” Barnard, perhaps best described as a media sculptor, is in her latter 20s. On Saturday, her fine art and sculpture will be on view from 7 until 11 p.m. at the Beach Cities Masonic Lodge in Manhattan Beach. “Pillars of Inspiration” is not only a one-woman art show, it’s a charity benefit for the Shriners Hospitals for Children. "Neon Underground," by Sasha Marie Barnard “My brother and dad are both members of the Beach Cities Masonic Lodge,” she tells me when I ask Barnard how the exhibition came about. During one of the dinners that are held each month, one of the officers told her that he remembered hearing about her work. They were going to have another fundraiser and benefit for the hospital and he asked if he could visit her studio. “That sounded great to me,” Barnard says. “He came over and I showed him a bunch of my art and we decided what kind of collections he…
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