Photos: Art in Abstract

It was a sultry summer evening celebration at Tracy Park’s PCH POP UP for the artists behind “Abstract Impact” last weekend. 

Malibu locals and visitors strolled around the gallery checking out the diverse mixed media artworks, including one using 25-cent coin rolls. 

Most of the Malibu-based artists were on hand to greet guests and answer questions.

Longtime gallery owner and art aficionado Tracy Park wanted to support local artists and decided to open an art gallery in Malibu more than a year and a half ago—PCH POP UP. 

Park looks forward to showcasing more talent in the years to come. 

“Great to see some of my favorite abstract artists all under one roof,” Park shared. “I’m so happy to be able to feature our local talent.” The energy was high at this festive bash; friends sipped on drinks, listened to DJ Rike Boomgaarden spinning and bathed in the beauty of this magical Malibu summer night.

“Abstract Impact” will be on display through the end of August.  

For more information or to make an appointment call 424.279.0147

Artist Rachel Rubenstein’s abstract art is created with 25-cent coin rolls, one of the featured art pieces on display at the PCH POP UP art exhibit.

Malibu artist Katherine Kousi’s abstract artwork garnered attention from locals and visitors. 

Actor Cary Elwes smiles as finds himself in good company—Kristin Grannis, Brooke Burke, Stephanie Rocca, Cary and Lisa Marie Elwes and Melanie Lekkos.

Artist Dino Bortoli presents his “Chumash Collection” of found objects at the art exhibit.

A crowd of Malibu locals and visitors gather at PCH POP UP for “Abstract Impact.” 

Kristin Grannis (left) and Stephanie Rocca (right) congratulate artist Debbie Winston Litoff (center) at the PCH POP UP artist reception last Friday night.