LA Art Show we will be attending Booth #1317 February 15-19th 2023 at the LA Convention Center

Wild Wild West Art Show

Opening Reception August 27th 5pm-8pm


Show on display August 27th – October 9thLA Art Show booth February 15th-19th”Mindfulness Exhibit” October 15th 5pm-8pm

In Love With Color Exhibit

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Skateboard and Art Show.

This art show will feature a wide variety of artists of many mediums and styles. All artwork will be painted on a skateboard and able to hang on the wall as a group exhibit.

” More information coming soon with date and location.”


“Enter Connected”
Solo show for Marie McKenzie

Opening night Saturday, June 19th 5pm-8pm
Closing Sunday, June 27th.
Please see calendar for open gallery days and times.

“We enter connected. Connection to ourselves, humanity, other species, to our planet. This body of work explores these connections through the foundation of life…water.”

Shop Page edits: I do have some product images for these two shows for the shop page but I will send that in a few days. thanks!


Sunshine On My Mind

Opening night Saturday, June 5th 5pm-8pm
Closing day Sunday, June 13th
Checkout the calendar for open days and times.

Interested in a piece in this show? Feel free to call or text (714)369-9869 for more information and free local delivery.





Homeless Awareness Exhibit
2022

Featured Artist Hedy TorresStatement by artist.
My work primarily addresses the lack of people representation in this country. My most
recent art pieces question who is more susceptible to be homeless in America. Housing first should be a human right for every citizen, refugee, resident, documented, and undocumented immigrants. However, major cities like Los Angeles with a great and growing economy is one of the number ones facing homelessness on our planet. But if there is so much money, where is it going? Does mental condition, income, education, nationality, ethnicity, immigration status and drugs take away human rights for housing?Suitcase Joe is an anonymous street photographer who has been documenting Skid Row since 2014. He uses his platform to be a voice for the unhoused community by letting them tell their stories through his work. He strives to bridge connections with those in and out of Skid Row, so they can each better understand each other. Suitcase Joe believes that in order to bring about positive changes in the community, first people have to care about what is going on there. Getting people to be vested in Skid Row is what aims to do with his work.

Love is Powerful Group Show 2021