Guest of GLOW art Festival  climb into  Peter Tolkin Projects' Dunnage Ball at Santa Monica Beach on Saturday, July 19, 2008. Composed of 30 dunnage bags (used to isolate and stabilize cargo during transportation), a 22’ diameter molecular-like structure was internally illuminated and  placed on the beach in the northern end of the Glow zone. The public can sit within it and gaze out to the ocean and beyond.

William Kriner, a Vietnam war veteran, builds a sand castle at Santa Monica Beach on Sunday, April 6, 2008. Kriner has been building sand castles at Santa Monica beach for the past 32 years.

Fiberglass sculpute titled "Infinite Dance" by Vladimir Goryachev seen here at Santa Monica College on Saturday, March 15, 2008.

(1) Santa Monica College  Teacher Assistants (TA) Jeff Crum and Sheryl Tompkins throw clay during the Second Annual Santa Monica Airport Art Walk on Saturday, March 29, 2008. (2) Teresa Amanfu (SMC volunteer) works on her slab clay formation. (3) SMC ceramic student Stephanie Matthias, 24, removes her egg shapped sculpture from the Raku Kiln. (4) SMC Art Students Javonte Gray, 27 (left) works on his oil painting while Dondi Aguirre, 22, builds his sculpture. (5) SMC Art Students Stephany Price (left) and Natalia Valle work on their art pieces. (6) Actors form Ruskin Group perform a "10 Minute Cafe Play" during the artwalk. (7) SMC art student 'Vida' shows her artwork from her laptop computer to Virginia Ball during the artwalk. (8) Art enthusiasts walk through the hall at Santa Monica Art Studios. (9) Ceramics stored at SMC.

A temporary art installation, "Proposition to Fly" by Valerie Tymoczko, seen here on Saturday, March 8, 2008, at Santa Monica Airport, will continue its temporary installation until July 25. Airport Park is located at 3201 Airport Avenue, next to Santa Monica Airport.