Edward Colver's Greatest Hits

As a source of political information, an outlet for rebellion, a new art form or an alternative family, punk rock was a life-changing experience for many of us. It’s important that its ideals be shared and explained, so it can’t be used as just another form of “old-school” nostalgia.

“The Eye of the LA Punk Scene” at the Hibbleton Gallery, 223 W. Santa Fe Ave., Fullerton, (714) 441-1504; www.hibbleton.com. Open Fri.-Sun., 1-5 p.m. Through Jan. 2. Free.

Edward Colver/Courtesy the Hibbleton Gallery

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Hibbleton Art Gallery

223 W. Santa Fe Ave.
Fullerton, CA 92832

Category: Art Galleries

Region: Fullerton

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This article appeared in print as "In the Pit: ‘The Eye of the LA Punk Scene’ captures some of iconic photographer Edward Colver’s greatest hits, but offers little context."