Mission San Juan Capistrano

San Juan Capistrano, CA

949-234-1300

(left: Mission Entrance; right: Soldiers Barracks Gallery, photos ©John Hazeltine 1999)

http://www.missionsjc.com

 

 

 

Temporary art exhibitions are held in Mission San Juan Capistrano's historic Soldiers Barracks, California's second oldest building. Built in 1791, the Soldiers Barracks houses the Barracks Gallery, home of the art exhibitions, and a second exhibit room. (left: Side Entrance to Soldiers Barracks Gallery, 1999, photo ©John Hazeltine 1999)

To reach Mission San Juan Capistrano, take Interstate 5 to the Ortega Highway exit to San Juan Capistrano. Mission address: 31522 Camino Capistrano, San Juan Capistrano, CA 92693 (Ortega at Camino Capistrano).

For hours and admission fees please see the Mission's website.

Be sure to read RL's article Mission San Juan Capistrano: An Artistic Legacy.

TFAO also suggests these DVD or VHS videos:

California Missions #110 - ART OF THE MISSIONS is a 28 minute 2000 video by Huell Howser Productions. "Over the years countless artists have depicted the California Missions in drawings, paintings, etchings and photographs. Huell visits the Huntington Library, which has one of the largest collections of Mission art in the world. We'll also visit Luis Tur, who has made 19 of the 21 Mission models using nothing but pieces of junk." Text courtesy of Huell Howser Productions.

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