Kären Bagnard perdió casi toda su obra original cuando el incendio de Eaton destruyó su hogar en Altadena, donde vivió durante 51 años, en enero de 2025, años después de que comenzara a perder la vista. Su nueva obra, un collage de papel en capas realizado mientras su visión se ha deteriorado, ahora se exhibe en una muestra individual en la oficina de Pasadena Village en Pasadena hasta finales de año. La exhibición, titulada "Y otra puerta se abre", es la respuesta de la artista de 81 años a ambas pérdidas.
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Nearly Blind and Rebuilding After Eaton Fire, Kären Bagnard Exhibits New Paper Collage at Pasadena Village
Kären Bagnard lost nearly all of her original artwork when the Eaton Fire destroyed her Altadena home of 51 years in January 2025, years after she began losing her eyesight. Her newest work, layered paper collage made as her sight has nearly gone, now hangs in a solo show at the Pasadena Village office in Pasadena through the end of the year. The exhibit, titled “And Another Door Opens,” is the 81-year-old artist’s answer to both losses.
Pasadena Now · 采集 2026/11/09 06:42
Kären Bagnard lost nearly all of her original artwork when the Eaton Fire destroyed her Altadena home of 51 years in January 2025, years after she began losing her eyesight. Her newest work, layered paper collage made as her sight has nearly gone, now hangs in a solo show at the Pasadena Village office in Pasadena through the end of the year. The exhibit, titled “And Another Door Opens,” is the 81-year-old artist’s answer to both losses.