urbanscape

It's Not An Art Show Without The People!

Scenes from the "Affair of the Arts" in beautiful Culver City.

Entry to the Affair of the Arts
(Photo Courtesy of TW9 Gallery)  
Overview from the Culver Hotel
(Photo Courtesy of TW9 Gallery) 
(Photo Courtesy of Karen Rosen) 
(Photo Courtesy of Karen Rosen)
The young man said: "The colors are bumpy!" 
(Photo Courtesy of Karen Rosen)

(Photo Courtesy of Karen Rosen)
(Photo Courtesy of Karen Rosen)
With Artist Joan Scheibel.
(Photo Courtesy of Karen Rosen)
(Photo Courtesy of Karen Rosen)
Hans & Brooke!
(Photo Courtesy of Karen Rosen)

Reyes Artwork Out In The World!

I wanted to share some great news about the newest collector of Reyes Fine Art. My friend Alex Jimenez recently finished a complete remodel of a great home in Los Angeles. He, along with his interior designer Herminia Mercado, selected four cityscapes to complement the color scheme and contemporary interior they put together. Some pictures of the work and the installed art are presented here, and you can check out the entire series at this link: The Urbanica Series

Selections from the Urbanica Series that Alex chose.
Alex and his new art:
"Los Angeles No. 4" and "Los Angeles No. 5"

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They fit perfectly!
In The Kitchen:
"Los Angeles No. 1 (Polychrome)"
"New York No. 1 (Polychrome)"

Alex and his interior designer liked the way the lime green in the paintings complemented the accent color on the ceiling of the kitchen. The black mats and frames matched the color of his cabinetry, too. A perfect fit!

Another Painting Leaves the Studio!

Huge thanks to writer Hans Lüttman for becoming the newest patron of Reyes Fine Art! He selected "LA Skyline (Dawn), No. 2" to complement the creative environment of his studio in Hollywood.

The image in the painting was inspired by the dramatic light and clouds over downtown LA after an early morning rainstorm. This and its companion piece, "LA Skyline (Dawn), No. 1" are key works from my Urbanica Series. I am so pleased that it has found a new home and hope that the inspiration that helped create the painting provides similar creative inspiration for Hans and his work.