LIVE PAINTING AT GLEN AVON LIBRARY

I’m happy to announce that I will be collaborating with the Glen Avon Library in Jurupa Valley!

In celebration of National Coloring Book Day, I will be painting live on August 16th from 4-6pm.
FREE AND ALL AGES WELCOME!

Get there early since I will also be giving away a few goodies (while supplies last).

Location:
Glen Avon Library
9244 Galena Street
Jurupa Valley, CA, 92509

More info:
www.RIVLIB.NET

 

MAN ONE X GOLDEN STATE CERVEZA

For Latino heritage month this year, I was contacted by Golden Road Brewery to tell my story to their demographics. As they launched a new Mexican lager style beer, Golden State Cerveza, they wanted to tie in an LA native artist to the brand marketing. They came to my studio and we had a great sit down interview. Check out the short video that was used across social media sites to promote the launch and my art practice, just click on the image below..

Salud!

CURBSIDE @ CASTELLI ART SPACE

My first exhibition of the year!

“Curbside” features my work alongside three other well known LA artists and friends including AiseBorn, Random Act, and Andre Miripolsky.

Exhibition opens Jan.25th with artist reception from 5-9pm and runs through February 22nd, 2020


Castelli Art Space is located at

5428 West Washington Blvd,

Los Angeles CA, 90016

Opening night pics below…



METROPOLIS: A SNAPSHOT OF ART MAKING IN LA

“Metropolis: A Snapshot of Art Making in Los Angeles”

Opening night reception: Saturday November 16th, 2019 from 5-8pm

Bruce Lurie Gallery is located at 2736 La Cienega Blvd. Los Angeles, Ca 90048

ArtAboveReality is pleased to present “Metropolis: A Snapshot of Art Making in Los Angeles”, a group survey highlighting eighteen contemporary artists in the city of Los Angeles. What really defines a living and working artist in Los Angeles? What does an artist look like? How are artists able to manage expectations with new visibility? This exhibition takes an anthropological and sociological view on the creative practices of artists of color in the city. This re-engagement with artists and their workspaces allows the viewer a firsthand view of the creative process. This exhibition is dedicated to the loving memory of former California African American Museum Curator Vida L. Brown.

Artists In The Exhibition:
Chelle Barbour, Sharon Barnes, April Bey, Steven Cogle, Adrienne DeVine, Charles Dickson, June Edmonds, Al-Baseer Holly, Pamela Smith-Hudson, Overton Loyd, Man One, Michael Massenburg, Norman “NOMZEE” Maxwell, Sam Pace, Duane Paul, Wayne Perry, Miles Regis, and Jamaal “Hasef” Tolbert.

Curator:
Badir McCleary is an independent consultant. He holds an M.A. in Arts Business from Sotheby’s Institute of Art (Los Angeles/London) where he focused on emerging art markets. Having extensive contemporary art history knowledge and experience, Badir is able to tackle large projects with confidence, protecting and tracking deliverables and ensuring high level success for clients. Badir was the Co-Owner and Director of Gallery 38 (Los Angeles), a project that produced exhibitions for emerging artists of color in South Los Angeles and helped contribute to several public projects globally, helping artists transform communities through visual aesthetics.