Resin is hosting Mira Costa artists
Artwork by MCHS student Jessica Patton is on view at Resin this weekendResonating at Resin Mira Costa student art show this weekend by Bondo Wyszpolski It can be a little too easy to overlook or ignore the many exhibitions at Resin Gallery, but one would need to be extremely nearsighted, culturally speaking, not to see and admire Rafael McMaster’s enthusiasm and optimism as the driving force behind the South Bay Art Collective, a genuine outlet for young people who desire to learn about and create meaningful art. Artwork by MCHS student Zoe KalamarosThe Collective managed to survive the pandemic, largely because members of the community realized what a gem they had with McMaster and Resin. All this brings us to what they’ve got on hand this weekend. For the fourth consecutive year, Resin will be displaying some of the best work created by Mira Costa High School art students. It’s a big deal for these young people to see their art on view in a public gallery, always a validation of sorts, and the exhibition includes not only painting but ceramic, sculpture, photography, and even (this being a beach town) surfboard shaping. As Kate Heredia noted—and she’s the head of the Mira Costa…
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