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Claremont Art Walk brings fall vibe

BruHa is the artist behind the “American Menu” collection at the Claremont Chamber of Commerce for the Claremont Art Walk on Saturday. According to his artist statement, “I am not interested in making art that is difficult to decipher or digest. On the contrary, I believe in directness to deliver a clear experience.” / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
BruHa is the artist behind the “American Menu” collection at the Claremont Chamber of Commerce for the Claremont Art Walk on Saturday. According to his artist statement, “I am not interested in making art that is difficult to decipher or digest. On the contrary, I believe in directness to deliver a clear experience.” / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
Visitors take in Phil Dike’s “Birds Eye View” at the Claremont Lewis Museum of Art for the Claremont Art Walk on Saturday. Dike was Claremont’s most accomplished painter of the 20th Century. / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
Visitors take in Phil Dike’s “Birds Eye View” at the Claremont Lewis Museum of Art for the Claremont Art Walk on Saturday. Dike was Claremont’s most accomplished painter of the 20th Century. / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
“Evermore” by Brittany Kiertzner is featured at the Ahmad Sharif Art Gallery for the Claremont Art Walk on Saturday. The Claremont Village hosts an art walk on the first Saturday of every month. / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
“Evermore” by Brittany Kiertzner is featured at the Ahmad Sharif Art Gallery for the Claremont Art Walk on Saturday. The Claremont Village hosts an art walk on the first Saturday of every month. / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
Southern California artist Karen Werner presents her painting collection the “Autumn Impressions” at the Whiskey Loves Basil gallery for the Claremont Art Walk on Saturday. Her work will be on display throughout the month of November. / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
Southern California artist Karen Werner presents her painting collection the “Autumn Impressions” at the Whiskey Loves Basil gallery for the Claremont Art Walk on Saturday. Her work will be on display throughout the month of November. / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
Margaret Griffith’s artwork is on display at the Crescent Tree Gallery for the Claremont Art Walk on Saturday. Her collection is called “Intermix: Small Works on Paper” which, according to her artist statement, showcases “the shapes of physical barriers erected against perceived external threats.” / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
Margaret Griffith’s artwork is on display at the Crescent Tree Gallery for the Claremont Art Walk on Saturday. Her collection is called “Intermix: Small Works on Paper” which, according to her artist statement, showcases “the shapes of physical barriers erected against perceived external threats.” / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
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Vicente Rodriguez is a senior photography major with a marketing minor and a staff photographer for the Campus Times. He has previously served as photography editor of the Campus Times and a staff photographer for La Verne Magazine.

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