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In conjunction with The Malibu Times, Johanna Spinks created "The Face of Malibu" portrait series. Sixty-one sitters were painted over a five year period, from California State Senator Henry Stern, five Mayors of Malibu, Malibu's original 60s surfer girl" Gidget' Kathy Zuckerman to the original Marlboro Man, Zuma Jay. There was a three month show in the fall of 2017 sponsored by the Malibu Cultural Arts Commission.

In conjunction with The Malibu Times, Johanna Spinks created "The Face of Malibu" portrait series. Sixty-one sitters were painted over a five year period, from California State Senator Henry Stern, five Mayors of Malibu, Malibu's original 60s surfer girl" Gidget' Kathy Zuckerman to the original Marlboro Man, Zuma Jay. There was a three month show in the fall of 2017 sponsored by the Malibu Cultural Arts Commission.

In conjunction with The Malibu Times, Johanna Spinks created "The Face of Malibu" portrait series. Sixty-one sitters were painted over a five year period, from California State Senator Henry Stern, five Mayors of Malibu, Malibu's original 60s surfer girl" Gidget' Kathy Zuckerman to the original Marlboro Man, Zuma Jay. There was a three month show in the fall of 2017 sponsored by the Malibu Cultural Arts Commission.

In conjunction with The Malibu Times, Johanna Spinks created "The Face of Malibu" portrait series. Sixty-one sitters were painted over a five year period, from California State Senator Henry Stern, five Mayors of Malibu, Malibu's original 60s surfer girl" Gidget' Kathy Zuckerman to the original Marlboro Man, Zuma Jay. There was a three month show in the fall of 2017 sponsored by the Malibu Cultural Arts Commission.

In conjunction with The Malibu Times, Johanna Spinks created "The Face of Malibu" portrait series. Sixty-one sitters were painted over a five year period, from California State Senator Henry Stern, five Mayors of Malibu, Malibu's original 60s surfer girl" Gidget' Kathy Zuckerman to the original Marlboro Man, Zuma Jay. There was a three month show in the fall of 2017 sponsored by the Malibu Cultural Arts Commission.

In conjunction with The Malibu Times, Johanna Spinks created "The Face of Malibu" portrait series. Sixty-one sitters were painted over a five year period, from California State Senator Henry Stern, five Mayors of Malibu, Malibu's original 60s surfer girl" Gidget' Kathy Zuckerman to the original Marlboro Man, Zuma Jay. There was a three month show in the fall of 2017 sponsored by the Malibu Cultural Arts Commission.

In conjunction with The Malibu Times, Johanna Spinks created "The Face of Malibu" portrait series. Sixty-one sitters were painted over a five year period, from California State Senator Henry Stern, five Mayors of Malibu, Malibu's original 60s surfer girl" Gidget' Kathy Zuckerman to the original Marlboro Man, Zuma Jay. There was a three month show in the fall of 2017 sponsored by the Malibu Cultural Arts Commission.

In conjunction with The Malibu Times, Johanna Spinks created "The Face of Malibu" portrait series. Sixty-one sitters were painted over a five year period, from California State Senator Henry Stern, five Mayors of Malibu, Malibu's original 60s surfer girl" Gidget' Kathy Zuckerman to the original Marlboro Man, Zuma Jay. There was a three month show in the fall of 2017 sponsored by the Malibu Cultural Arts Commission.

In conjunction with The Malibu Times, Johanna Spinks created "The Face of Malibu" portrait series. Sixty-one sitters were painted over a five year period, from California State Senator Henry Stern, five Mayors of Malibu, Malibu's original 60s surfer girl" Gidget' Kathy Zuckerman to the original Marlboro Man, Zuma Jay. There was a three month show in the fall of 2017 sponsored by the Malibu Cultural Arts Commission.

In conjunction with The Malibu Times, Johanna Spinks created "The Face of Malibu" portrait series. Sixty-one sitters were painted over a five year period, from California State Senator Henry Stern, five Mayors of Malibu, Malibu's original 60s surfer girl" Gidget' Kathy Zuckerman to the original Marlboro Man, Zuma Jay. There was a three month show in the fall of 2017 sponsored by the Malibu Cultural Arts Commission.