Two to View at South Coast Plaza This June

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If you need a break from shopping, here are two June exhibitions on display at South Coast Plaza: “Courage of Imagination” and “The Art of the Chronograph.”

 

Flowers during the “Courage of Imagination” exhibit honoring Henry T. Segerstrom at South Coast Plaza on Thursday, May 7, 2015, in Costa Mesa, Calif. (Photo by Ryan Miller/Capture Imaging for South Coast Plaza)
“Courage of Imagination” exhibit honoring Henry T. Segerstrom (Photo by Ryan Miller/Capture Imaging for South Coast Plaza)

 

Courtesy of Glashütte Original
Courtesy of Glashütte Original

“The Art of the Chronograph”

June 10-22, 2015

Glashütte Original, a German watchmaking company, is showcasing “The Art of the Chronograph” outside the Tourbillon Boutique to celebrate the launch of its new Calibre 37 Chronograph timepieces. The exhibition comes to SoCal after visiting Dresden, Stuttgart, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Chicago and New York on its world tour. It features a collection of vintage and contemporary timepieces created in Glashütte, as well as a dissembled Calibre 37 Chronograph and its hundreds of pieces. (glashutte-original.com)

 

 

 

 

www.carlarheakids.com,  Carla Rhea; memorial photographer; Henry T. Segerstrom, South Coast, oc FAMILY photographer; Orange County photographer; Carla Rhea, Orange County HEAD SHOT Photographer,  NEWPORT BEACH beach, ORANGE, NYC, NEW YORK CITY, Irvine  Photographer, Elizabeth Segerstrom
Photo by Carla Rhea for South Coast Plaza

“Courage of Imagination”

May 8 – June 30, 2015

South Coast Plaza is paying tribute to the late Henry Segerstrom, who died earlier this year. In this exhibition in the shopping center’s Jewel Court, Segerstrom’s life and legacy is celebrated through a multimedia display of photographs, sculptures and memorabilia selected by his wife Elizabeth. “Courage of Imagination,” which was originally slated to end May 31 but was extended to June 30, goes back to his early career in developing South Coast Plaza and his involvement with the arts. Vintage photographs and archival videos are broadcasted on a larger-than-life screen that welcomes visitors inside the pop-up gallery. Relearn the story of Segerstrom’s rise to the top of Southern California’s business world and view a selection of major sculptures by Alexander Calder and Joan Miró—evidence of his commitment to supporting the artistic community. (southcoastplaza.com) —Allison Hata

 

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