Known for many years as a photorealist painter, Ken Waterstreet shows a survey of his paintings since 1980. Often times you can see Ken as a sort of voyeur looking into his paintings or being part of the painting in some discreet way. He was Chair, Department of Visual & Performing Art, Mira Loma High School but retired a few years ago. He received his MA in Art in 1969 from CSUS. Ken is an avid fisherman and loves to paint water scenes in a super photorealist way. This show also gives the audience a glimpse into a new series that is carefully being developed for an exhibition that will be presented in the future in our new gallery on water and rocks. This survey demonstrates the fine ability of painting the figure as well as intricate more abstract paintings of his larger canvases. He is very skilled at colored pencil drawings as well. Ken is collected by a number of prestigious museums including: Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, CA, Museum Of South Texas, Corpus Christi, TX, Oakland Museum, Oakland, CA, San Francisco Museum Of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA, Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C. and Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL.