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LOT 44 COFFEE & LOLA MORA GALLERY PRESENTS
Artist reception Lot 44 Coffee Gallery is located at 257 S. Spring St, Los Angeles, 90012 Graphic Design by Anthony Ba dami Art Salefeaturing artists from the Lola Mora Gallery PREVIOUS LOT 44 COFFEE GALLERY SHOWS VANESA MARTINELLI - "THE SOURCE": A journey of self-reflection revealing the unknowns hiding in everyone. ARTEMISIA: A celebration of the spirit of womanhood. JULIAN TORO DUQUE: Julian Toro-Duque's illustration of life, death and the unknown is fueled by continuous encounters with emotions, thoughts, and images that live deep with in dreams and nightmares or what some call the soul. This, combined with his obsession for the unnatural, has created a complex interpretation of an artist that in his own way, simply paints what he sees. NEVERMORE: With simple lines that design creatures with elongated or truncated bodies and appendages, Phloe creates Nevermore, a morphology of bastard animals that stare and stand defiantly. Her Nevermore characters posture like a system of clowns that are never more gleeful than when they are at their darkest. They are illustrations on the dichotomy of ponderous gaiety that is her work: all playful yet somber, frilly yet wry. Her fantastical drawing, however, is not in itself a whimsical escapade. LA ALONE: Artist, Jennifer Lyn Browne, presents a photographic series that captures the stark beauty found in Downtown Los Angeles. Shot during the lonelier times of sunset, Browne evokes humbling visages of Downtown LA's streets and facades that have risen next to the quiet trickling Los Angeles River. From the river to the Civic Center to the Garment District, Browne's eye reveals staidness within the bustling Downtown Los Angeles environment. Like an ethnographer that enters the ruins of a deceased Mayan culture, Browne's photographs ask what is this space that holds so many people, what is it that is here? LA VIRGIN features photographic artworks by Johnny Nicoloro. Johnny creates in-camera multi-exposed images of the Virgin Mary found throughout Los Angeles with neighborhood imagery from East L.A. to West Hollywood to Venice Beach. His creative mix of the spiritual icon with commercial, political, and community imagery gives rise to the passion and compassion the Virgin Mary evokes as an iconic image.
ARTE Y CHOCOLATE: Lot 44 Coffee & Gallery and Zocaloc present an evening of art, music, and chocolate in celebration of Latino Heritage Month. The evening features music by DJ Hugo Loc and Lisa J., and the Pretentious Pidgins. Artwork by Hector Calderon, Peter Carrillo, Gabe 88, Zender One, Manuel Legaspe, Heaven, Vox, Joe Bravo and others. Come and celebrate with good friends, art, music, and Mexican hot chocolate. Organic Mexican coffee too.
Click here to view the archived press release for this event. HORSE SHOW: An exhibition by Walker, Horse Show presents artwork that re-presents amateur photography. Utilizing aged pictures, snapshots, photographic mementos that have been found in thrift shops, antique stores, and swap meets, Walker elevates the hidden artistic action that unknown photographers have captured in their personal, familial, and now compassioned nostalgic moments. AN EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS BY KYMM SWANK: With a bountiful use of vibrant color, Kymm Swank creates abstract works that pulsate vividly across the canvas. Often inspired by jazz music, Swank layers geometric compositions as improvised notes that combine and coalesce into rhythmic swatches only to break apart and riff juxtapositions anew. Swank methodically reverberates color across the canvas in swirling directions and depths of field creating her own visual jazz for the viewer's eye. NAMES OF GOD: An exhibition of artist Danny Hughes's spiritual and creative exploration of consciousness and well-being. Stemming from the spiritual tenets of Kabbalah, Hughes has created a series of mixed media artworks that paint an honest, simple, and thought-provoking depiction of energy, insight, and compassion. SHADOW OF CHERNOBYL: A photography exhibition by Graham Gilmore of the devastation and decay created by the 1986 Chernobyl Nuclear Power plant explosion. Click here to view and/or download a PDF of the press release for this event. The retail common area atrium is used for art workshops, music, and events that benefit the community. For more information, please contact us at art@lot44coffee.com. |
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