December 4, 2015 – January 3, 2016 Artist reception: Friday, December 4th; 8-11PM Closing party with breakdance performers: Saturday, January 2nd. 7-10PM
December brings Boomboxes, GWAR, and a Holiday Cash & Carry show with 80 pieces UNDER $400!
BOOMBOX CREATORS
Boombox, Ghettoblaster, Jambox, Brixton Briefcase, Thunderbox, ラジカセ…
By any name, the boombox was a catalyst for a worldwide revolution in music sharing, art, culture, and design. A touchstone of punk, hip hop, and heavy metal, the boombox is an iconic representation of the youth culture that developed in the 1970s and 80s and supplied a portable soundtrack to celebration and sedition alike. Corner breakdancing battles were won or lost as much by the volume of a crew’s box as their moves. At tailgate parties, the wattage of the boombox in the parking lot was as much a draw as the cars that brought them there. The bigger boomboxes were capable of drowning out every other sound within reach, making them environments unto themselves. What blasted from your box became the symbol of your personality. In walkable neighborhoods, you could hear their slow, ever-loudening approach, and gradual fade, as much a calling card for their owner as the roar of a Harley Davidson. The boombox was instant lifestyle, and the mix-tape culture was born of it. Multiple cassette deck boxes turned every kid into a DJ. Multiple input-jacks allowed for microphones and turned any party into a concert. It was an actual party in a box.
Boomboxラジカセ Creators is a tribute to the boombox and their unsung and unknown creators. This exhibition features original, design blueprints for boomboxes that never went into production, paintings and sculpture inspired by them, photographs from the era, and of course, the boxes themselves. The boomboxes featured hail from three continents and include fully-functioning pieces at a full spectrum of pricing, from a simple, dual cassette Emerson to the same model Sharp HK9000 that Fab Five Freddy donated to the Smithsonian . We’ll also have a set of super dope mix tapes and over 200 great, original, factory sealed cassettes for only $25 each.
Throughout the exhibition, placards name the creators of some of the boomboxes on display and we’re continually searching for other creators. See boomboxcreators.org for more info.
CLOSING PARTY JANUARY 2nd 7-10PM! The closing party will feature O.G. Jeckle, old-school poppers, and other special guests dancing to the boombox sound system, which includes classic JVC, Lasonic, Sharp, Panasonic, Sanwa, and many other classic, electronic masterpieces. You can also meet Patti Astor, star of the seminal, Hip-Hop classic Wild Style and co-founder of NYC’s legendary FUN Gallery where neighborhood kids, downtown artists, b-boys, rock, film and rap stars mixed with museum directors, art historians and uptown collectors at wild openings featuring artists like Futura, Fab 5 Freddy, Lee Quiñones, Kenny Scharf, Keith Haring, and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
Come see and hear the boombox sound system one more time, pick up a cassette or two, and buy a real or chocolate boombox!
ON YOUR WALLS
Sean Stepanoff – Compton Haircuts Acrylic and enamel on wood, 23×40″, $900 Sold
Panik Collective – Big Bass Fuji Instax Mini photo (ed. 1 of 5), 2 1/8×3 3/8″ in 4×5″ frame, $150
Edward Colver – Ice Cube
photograph, 20×20″ (24×24″ framed), $1600
Josh Gardner – Needle Felted Discolite
cotton & acrylic felt sculpture, 28.5x15x4.5″, $1,500
Bobby Grossman – Basquiat 1
lambda photograph, 20×16″ $3000
Bobby Grossman – Basquiat 2
lambda photograph, 20×16″ $3000
Bobby Grossman – Basquiat 3 (Run)
lambda photograph, 20×16″ $3000
Bobby Grossman – Basquiat 4 (Samo) lambda photograph, 20×16″ $3000
Bobby Grossman – TV Party’s Glenn O’Brian (Life)
silver gelatin photograph, 20×16″ $3000
Bobby Grossman – Fab Five Freddy
silver gelatin photograph, 20×16″ $3000
Bobby Grossman – Fab 5 (1980)
silver gelatin photograph, 20×16″ $3000
Bobby Grossman – Fab 5 Freddy, Debbie Harry & Lee Quinones, Handball Court at Pike & Cherry (1990)
silver gelatin photograph, 20×16″ $3000
Boombox Creators – Richard Culbertson’s Fantasy Stereobox Design 1
hand embellished pigment print on vellum, 14×11″ (21.25×17.5″ framed), $200
Boombox Creators – Richard Culbertson’s Fantasy Stereobox Design 7
hand embellished pigment print on vellum, 14×11″ (21.25×17.5″ framed), $200
Boombox Creators – Richard Culbertson’s Fantasy Stereobox Design 9
hand embellished pigment print on vellum, 14×11″ (21.25×17.5″ framed), $200
Boombox Creators – Richard Culbertson’s Fantasy Monobox Design 10
hand embellished pigment print on vellum, 14×11″ (21.25×17.5″ framed), $200 Sold
Boombox Creators – Richard Culbertson’s Fantasy Monobox Design 13
hand embellished pigment print on vellum, 14×11″ (21.25×17.5″ framed), $200
Boombox Creators – Richard Culbertson’s Fantasy Monobox Design 14 hand embellished pigment print on vellum, 14×11″ (21.25×17.5″ framed), $200
Boombox Creators – Richard Culbertson’s Fantasy Monobox Design 15
hand embellished pigment print on vellum, 14×11″ (21.25×17.5″ framed), $200
Boombox Creators – Richard Culbertson’s Fantasy Stereobox Design 16
hand embellished pigment print on vellum, 14×11″ (21.25×17.5″ framed), $200
Lyle Owerko – Rising photograph #11/25, 42×28″ (44×32″ framed), $2,675
Lyle Owerko – Clairtone Super Jumbo photograph #15/25, 42×28″ (44×32″ framed), $2,675
Lyle Owerko – Magnavox D8443
photograph #25/50, 20×16″ (22×18″ framed), $750
Lyle Owerko – Venturer
photograph #12/50, 20×16″ (22×18″ framed), $750
L.L. Cool J – Radio 30th Anniversary Re-issue Metallic cover, Ltd. Ed., sealed $50
Fat Boys – Disorderlies Original soundtrack LP, $50
Run DMC – Walk This Way Original 12″ single, $75
Break Machine – Street Dance Original 12″, $50
Son of Bazerk – What Could Be Better Bitch Original 12″ promo (Juiced), $50
Sugarhill Gang – Rapper’s Delight Original 12″ single, $50
IN YOUR EARS
Sharp HK-9000e Only model in the Smithsonian 34×11.5×9″ xerox manual, cables included. Made famous by Fab Five Freddy. $3000
Magnavox D8443 Power Play 4 Bands Stereo Radio and Cassette Recorder 21.5x31x5.5″ Comes with original box, cables. Sold
Emerson CTR 949 Dual Cassette AM/FM Stereo Radio 19.5×10.5×6″ includes power cable $400 Sold
Sanwa 7065A German Pro Audio 4 Band Stereo Radio and Cassette Recorder 19.5×25.5×6.5″ Comes with line-in and power cables. $650
Magnavox D8050 17×7.75×4″ includes box, manual, strap, cable $475
Magnavox D8300 Bluetooth 21.25×11.25×7″ includes strap, cable $700
Panasonic RX5150 19.25x11x5.5″ includes power cable $450
Sanyo M9977 18.25×10.75×4″ includes power cable $575
Sony CFM-200 14.25x10x4.25″ includes power cable $400
JVC PC-W47 24.25x7x7″ includes power cable $400
Casio KX-101 keyboard boombox 27.25x8x3.75″ includes power cable $700
Panasonic RX-FT530A Stereo Radio Dual Cassette Recorder Last cassette-only Panasonic boombox 22.3×6.3.5×7″ Comes mint, boxed $350
Sharp QT-V40(Y) 15.25×6.5×3″ includes cover, strap, cable $325
Panasonic RX-F2 27.25×5.75×4.25″ includes power cable $300
Fisher SC-300 Keyboard boombox 29.25x7x7″ includes power cable $675
Lennox Sound CT-72(B) 11.5x5x3.25″ includes strap, cable $350
Lennox Sound CT-729(R) 14.25×5.5×3.25″ includes power cable, $375 Sold
Lennox Sound CT-729(P) 14.25×5.5×3.25″ includespower cable, $375
Realistic SCR-34(W) 12.25×4.25×2.75″ includes power cable, $275
Lennox Sound CT-72(P) in box 11.5x5x3.25″ includes strap, cable, box $425
Sharp QT-5(GR) 9.5×4.5×2.25″ includes strap, cable, $250
Sharp QT-5(P) 9.5×4.5×2.25″ includes strap, cable, $250
Realistic SCR-40 (Smiley) 14x5x3.25″ includes power cable, $325
Sharp QT-50(W) 15.75x6x3.25″ includes strap, cable, $300
Lennox Sound CT-72 Streetbeat 11.5x5x3.25″ includes strap, cable, inserts, box $450
Realistic SCR-30 16.5x5x4″ includes power cable, $375
Soundlite PR-818 Portable Solid State AM Radio 8-Track Tape Player includes power cable, 8-Track tape $200 Sold
Boombox Creators Mix Tapes Cassette-only edition of 100 each. $25 each
The photos express the most accurate presentation of the appearance of these classic pieces, which are sold for their historical and aesthetic value. They may include minor cosmetic blemishes that do not interfere with functionality. We are happy to provide detailed descriptions of any surface wear upon request. That said, these are all pretty clean and all cassette playback, recording and and radio tuning has been tested, with new belts having been put into them. All boxes were tested for functionality via cables and battery power and carry a 3 month warranty. With electronics from this era, it should be understood that certain functions (paused payback, scan-forward and scan-rewinding) greatly reduce longterm functionality and are not guaranteed.
Contact the Gallery Director for availability and purchase info: (323) 666-7667 info@laluzdejesus.com
HUNTER JACKSON of GWAR
Meet the myth, the machine, the misanthrope! Part animal, part artist, part apocolypse: Techno Destructo & his weak, pathetic alter ego, HUNTER JACKSON! Undisputed ORIGINAL CREATOR of the costumes, characters, and concepts behind the international rock and roll phenomenon, GWAR . And currently bringing his own unique brand of lowbrow to the greatest thespian art form of the 20th century. This is the first exhibition of his art ever!
Hunter Jackson – Gwar Halloween Vortex Poster (1992) 19×24″ in 24×30″ frame. Ink, gouache & photo collage. $2000
Hunter Jackson – Techno Destructo sticker design (1990) 10.5×14″ in 16.25×16.25″ frame. Ink on paper. $700 Sold
Hunter Jackson – Slave Pit Funnies logo (1995) 10×13″ in 14.5×17.5″ frame. Ink, photocopy on paper. $2200
Hunter Jackson – The Obliteration of Flab Quarv 7 (1993) 10×13″ in 16.25×20.25″ frame. Ink on bristol. $1000
Hunter Jackson – Sexicutioner sticker design (1990) 11.5×14.25″ in 14.25×16.25″ frame. Ink on paper. $700
Hunter Jackson – Gor-Gor Fetus (1995) 7×9″ in 11.5×14.5″ frame. Ink on paper. $600 Sold
Hunter Jackson – Slymenstra sticker design (1990) 11.5×14.5″ in 16×20″ frame. Ink on paper. $700
Hunter Jackson – Slave Revolt (yellow) (1991) 8.5×11″ in 13 1/8×16 1/8″ frame. watercolor on photocopy. $900
Hunter Jackson – Slave Revolt (blue) (1991) 8.5×11″ in 13 1/8×16 1/8″ frame. watercolor on photocopy. $900
Hunter Jackson – Pictish Horse Archer (left) (2010) 6.5×8.5″ in 10.5×12 5/8″ frame. watercolor on photocopy. $200
Hunter Jackson – Pictish Horse Archer (right) (2010) 6.5×8.5″ in 10.5×12 5/8″ frame. watercolor on photocopy. $200
Hunter Jackson – Slymenstra Sheep Tampon (1990) 8.5×11″ in 13.25×16.25″ frame. watercolor on photocopy. $400
Hunter Jackson – Trogladite (2010) 7×9″ in 8 7/8×11 3/8″ frame. watercolor on photocopy. $200 Sold
Hunter Jackson – Dino v. Monkey (2015) 17×22″ in 25×31″ frame. ink on paper. $1000
Hunter Jackson – Suffering Sisters (2002) 8.5×11″ in 11.5×14.5″ frame. ink, gouache on paper. $300 Sold
Hunter Jackson – Ghoulish Graveyard Grab (2002) 8.5×11″ in 16.25×20.25″ frame. ink, gouache on paper. $400
Hunter Jackson – Tribute to Rodney King (1995) 13×18″ in 18.25×22″ frame. Ink on board. $1500
Hunter Jackson – Live Squid Attack (1985) 14×19.5″ in 17.25×22.25″ frame. ink on board. $1500
Hunter Jackson – Dead Tex (2000) 7×8″ in 16 1/8×18″ frame. Ink on paper. $200
Hunter Jackson – Techno Destructo vs Skroda Moon (2010) 13×17.5″ in 16.25×20.25″ frame. Ink on board. $700 Sold
Hunter Jackson – Balsac (Artist’s Favorite Balsc) (circa 1994) Used for Mind Control Monthly trading cards album art, Rumble in Antarctica, and more. 8.5×11″ framed. Ink and watercolor on paper. $2000
Hunter Jackson – Skroda and GWAR Confront Each Other Talk Show Style (1999) Storyboard for “It’s Sleazy” video. 4×5″ framed. Ink on paper. $100 Sold
Hunter Jackson – Oderus Shoves a Slave-Storyboard (1999) Storyboard for “It’s Sleazy” video, from Meatgrinder sports drink segment. 4×5″ framed. Ink on paper. $200
Hunter Jackson – The Techno Destructo Express (T-shirt design) (circa 1995) Watercolor and gouache on photocopy, 8.5×11″ $1000
Hunter Jackson – Call to Sin (production drawing for “Cool Place to Park”) (1988) Ink and gouache on Bristol board, 7×8″ $500
Holiday Pop Up Show
La Luz de Jesus Gallery is located inside the Soap Plant / WACKO complex, widely regarded as the greatest gift store in Los Angeles, if not the world. As such, this is basically ground zero for holiday shoppers. This December, we’re hosting a month long Pop-Up show of new work that can be bought directly from the walls for immediate shipping and gifting and at prices low enough to diminish the guilt of self-gifting. More than a mere extension of our Art in the Hallway collection, we approached 20 of our favorite artists and asked them to create multiple pieces priced $400 or less specifically for this event. The artists in this show are among the first people to sellout in our group shows, and many have larger exhibitions booked elsewhere in the upcoming months–making this a prime opportunity to get their work under our special one-time price ceiling.
Nathan Anderson – Andy Kaufman Color pencil on paper, 8×10″ $400 Sold
Nathan Anderson – David Bowie Color pencil on paper, 8×10″ $400 Sold
Nathan Anderson – David Lynch Color pencil on paper, 8×10″ $400 Sold
Nathan Anderson – Frank Oz Color pencil on paper, 8×10″ $400
Nathan Anderson – Jim Henson Color pencil on paper, 8×10″ $400 Sold
Nathan Anderson – Kevin Murphy Color pencil on paper, 8×10″ $400
Nathan Anderson – Peter Sellers Color pencil on paper, 8×10″ $400 Sold
Nathan Anderson – Tim Curry Color pencil on paper, 8×10″ $400 Sold
Susanne Apgar – Get Me Down Oil on panel, 8×10″ (13.5×11.5″ framed) $400 Sold
Susanne Apgar – Mort 1 Oil on panel, 3.5×5.5″ (4.5×6.5″ framed) $150 Sold
Susanne Apgar – Mort 2 Oil on panel, 3.5×5.5″ (4.5×6.5″ framed) $150 Sold
Susanne Apgar – Party Pooper Oil on panel, 5.5×7.5″ (9×11″ framed) $250 Sold
Susanne Apgar – Not a Sound Oil on panel, 8×6″ (10×12″ framed) $325 Sold
Susanne Apgar – The Morbidity of Lust Oil on panel, 8×10″ (10×12″ framed) $400 Sold
Binho Barreto (Belo Horizonte) – Reco-Reco, Bolác & Azeitona (Os Brasileiros/Gen Art 2007) Acrylic on canvas, 12×16″ $200
Michelle Bickford – Spy City: Black-N-Blue
acrylic on cut and shaped masonite, 5.5×3.5″ (10×8.5″ framed), $350 Sold
Katherine Brannock – Piñata Pixie 1 Watercolor, pencil, gold ink, walnut ink stain on 100% cotton rag paper, 5×7 in. framed. $200
Katherine Brannock – Piñata Pixie 3 Watercolor, pencil, gold ink, walnut ink stain on 100% cotton rag paper, 5×7 in. framed. $200
Katherine Brannock – Piñata Pixie 6 Watercolor, pencil, gold ink, walnut ink stain on 100% cotton rag paper, 5×7 in. framed. $200
Nicole Bruckman – Bowie Acrylic on panel, 5×7″, $325
Nicole Bruckman – Iggy Acrylic on panel, 5×7″, $325
Nicole Bruckman – Viscious Acrylic and collage on panel, 10×10″, $350
Tanny Chang – Sophie Acrylic on wood, 7×14″, $100
Tanny Chang – Peel Me Acrylic on wood, 7×7″, $150 Sold
Sean Chao – Koi (West) paper, polymer clay & acrylic, 4.25×3.75×2.25″, $200
Sean Chao – Koi (Skull) paper, polymer clay & acrylic, 4.25×3.75×2.25″, $200
Sean Chao – Koi (East) paper, polymer clay & acrylic, 4.25×3.75×2.25″, $200
Adrian Cherry – Melt Graphite on watercolor paper, 4″ diameter (7.5″ diameter framed) $150 Sold
Adrian Cherry – Murky Graphite on bristol paper, 4″ diameter (7.5″ diameter framed) $150 Sold
Adrian Cherry – Wordless Graphite on bristol paper, 5×5″ (7.5×7.5″ framed) $175 Sold
Adrian Cherry – Noire Ink on watercolor paper, 3×4″ (5×6.5″ framed) $150 Sold
Edward Robin Coronel – Sweet Cake Slumber Acrylic on canvas, 8 x 10 in. (13 x 11 x 1 in. framed), $475
Edward Robin Coronel – Sugar Peaches Acrylic on canvas board, 8 x 10 in. (13 x 11 x 1 in. framed), $475
Matthew Dutton – #Catattack 3 Two-toned, hand tinted urethane resin casting, oil stain, epoxy resin mounted on paper, 5″ H x 4″ W x 3″ L, $150
Jel Ena – The Fates Graphite, color pencil, watercolor on hand-toned Fabriano paper, 5×7″ (8×10″ framed) $350 Sold
Jel Ena – La Calavera Catrina Graphite, color pencil, watercolor on hand-toned Fabriano paper, 5×7″ (8×10″ framed) $350 Sold
Jel Ena – Gravity Wax pastel and acrylic on canvas board, 8×10″ (11×13″ framed) $350 Sold
Frank Forte – Betty’s Shameful Morning Acrylic, ink, cut paper and charcoal on raised wood panel, 4×4″, $150 Sold
Frank Forte – Macabre Ghost Dreams Acrylic, ink and charcoal on raised wood panel, 9×12″, $300
Frank Forte – Cat Face and The Annihilation Dream Horror 1 Acrylic, ink, cut paper, Elmer’s Glue and charcoal on canvas board, 12×16″ (14×18″ framed) $400 Sold
Frank Forte – Laugh ‘O Grams 1 Acrylic, ink, cut paper and charcoal on raised wood panel, 9×12″, $300 Sold
Frank Forte – Goth Girl Brooding in a Cemetery Acrylic, ink, and charcoal on raised wood panel, 4×4″, $150
Frank Forte – Bizarre Follies Acrylic, ink, charcoal, and cut paper on board, 12×16″ (14×18″ framed) $400 Sold
Lauren Gardiner – Leo Ryan Lies on The Airstrip Graphite 4.5 x 4.5″ (10×10″ framed), $150
Lauren Gardiner – Children of Thunder, Unite! Graphite, 4.5×4.5″ (10×10″ framed), $150
Lauren Gardiner – Apologies From Bud Dwyer Graphite and acrylic, 4.5×4.5″ (10×10″ framed), $225
Lauren Gardiner – Crazy Pat Rides a Bike for Two, Alone Graphite and acrylic, 5.5 x 7.5″ (10×12″ framed), $250
Lauren Gardiner – Unfortunately, Jack Gilbert Graham’s Plan Succeeded Acrylic on transparency, patterned paper, 5×7″ (10×12″ framed), $75
Lauren Gardiner – John List’s Mom Was Too Heavy Graphite and acrylic, 5.5 x 7.5″ (10×12″ framed), $225
Walt Hall – Cut Down Again Mixed media on wood, 5.5×19″, $200 Sold
Walt Hall – Scene Three Mixed media on wood, 7×9″, $150 Sold
Walt Hall – Well I Love You This Much… Mixed media on wood, 7×10″, $200 Sold
Walt Hall – On the Baltic Sea Mixed media on wood, 7×9″, $200 Sold
Walt Hall – Fly Part 2 Mixed media on wood, 6.5×8″, $200
Walt Hall – Fly Part 1 Mixed media on wood, 7×8″, $200
Sadie Han – Sloth Sculpy, acrylic, etc. 4.5×4.5×5″, $300
Sadie Han – Crocky Sculpy, acrylic, etc. 4.5×4.5×4″, $300
Sadie Han – Giraffe Sculpy, acrylic, etc. 4x4x7″, $400
Jinx – A Beautiful Death Acrylic on board, 17×14″ framed, $400 Sold
Jinx – The Last Jewel Acrylic on board, 5″ diameter framed, $100
Jinx – A Pretty Death Acrylic on board, 10.75×16.75″ framed, $275
Ha Gyung Lee – Scandal Pen and ink on BFK Rives, 4.5×7″, $100
Ha Gyung Lee – Hunter Pen and ink on BFK Rives, 4.75×6″, $100
Ha Gyung Lee – Left and Right Pen and ink on BFK Rives, 4.75×6″, $100
Ha Gyung Lee – Sweat Pen and ink on BFK Rives, 4.75×6″, $100
Danni Shinya Luo – Tickle Tickle graphite, red pencil, acrylic on bristol, 8×6″ in 10.25×8.25″ frame $200 Sold
Soey Milk – Dreary Oil on paper, 5×7″ (7×10″ framed) $650 Sold
Miso – Eye Wood, clay, wax, resin, cloth and acrylic paint, $195
Miso – Eye II Wood, clay, wax, resin, cloth and acrylic paint, $195
Miso – Heart Wood, clay, wax, resin, cloth and acrylic paint, $195
Miso – Lungs Wood, clay, wax, resin, cloth and acrylic paint, $195
Emma Mount – Lover’s Eye oil on canvas board, 3″ tondo in 5″ frame, $200 Sold
Emma Mount – Lover’s Eye (Christina Ricci) oil on canvas board, 2.75″ tondo in 7.75″ frame, $200 Sold
Emma Mount – Lover’s Eye (Kristen Stewart) oil on canvas board, 2.75″ tondo in 5″ frame, $200 Sold
Ming Ong – Pepes Demise Acrylic on hardboard panel, 8.5×8.5″ (unframed), $375
Ming Ong -The Game Acrylic on illustration board, 8.5×7″ (15.75×14.25″ framed), $325
Ming Ong – Play Nice Acrylic on paper, 5×7″ (9.625×11.625″ framed), $125 Sold
Ming Ong – Fire Starter Acrylic on paper, 5×7″, (9.625×11.625″ framed), $125 Sold
Ming Ong – Li’l Bandito Acrylic on paper, 5×7″, (9.625×11.625″ framed), $125 Sold
Ming Ong – Night Bambi Acrylic on paper, 5×7″ (9.625×11.625″ framed), $125 Sold
Ming Ong – Duck Boy Acrylic on illustration board, 6.5×8.5″, (16×13″ framed), $325 Sold
Ming Ong – Horsie Acrylic on illustration board, 6.5×8.5″ (16×13″ framed), $325 Sold
Nathan Ota – Tree (from 2008’s Way, Way South) mono print 4.75×7″ in 9×11.25” frame $350 Sold
Nathan Ota- Egg No. 1 (from 2010’s An Unforeseen Homecoming) pencil on Moleskin paper, 4.5×7.5″ $450
Maya Peterpaul – Pilgrimage 1 Ink on paper, 4.25×6.25″, $100
Maya Peterpaul – Pilgrimage 2 Ink on paper, 4.25×6.25″, $100 Sold
Maya Peterpaul – Pilgrimage 3 Ink on paper, 4.25×6.25″, $100 Sold
Maya Peterpaul – Pilgrimage 4 Ink on paper, 4.25×6.25″, $100
Maya Peterpaul – Pilgrimage 5 Ink on paper, 4.25×6.25″, $100 Sold
Maya Peterpaul – Pilgrimage 6 Ink on paper, 4.25×6.25″, $100
Michael Ramstead – Chonosuke Okamura Oil on canvas, $400
Emi Slade – Dream Raven (front view) Epoxy clay sculpture with peacock, ringneck, and lady amherst’s pheasant feathers.
4″×4″×3.5″
$85
Emi Slade – Dream Raven (side view) Epoxy clay sculpture with peacock, ringneck, and lady amherst’s pheasant feathers.
4″×4″×3.5″
$85
Emi Slade – Dream Raven (bottom view) Epoxy clay sculpture with peacock, ringneck, and lady amherst’s pheasant feathers.
4″×4″×3.5″
$85
Nicole Waszak – Garden of Delight Part 1 Acrylic on holographic paper on wood panel, 8×8″, $300
Nicole Waszak – Garden of Delight Part 2 Acrylic on holographic paper on wood panel, 8×8″, $300
Nicole Waszak – Garden of Delight Part 3 Acrylic on holographic paper on wood panel, 8×8″, $300
Nicole Waszak – Little Bones Do Fly Acrylic on holographic paper on wood panel, 8×8″, $300
Nicole Waszak – Sharpshooter Acrylic on holographic paper on wood panel, 8×8″, $300
Nicole Waszak – Smells Like Tween Spirit Acrylic on wood panel, 12×12″, $350 Sold
Kimberly Zsebe – The Annunciation-Cherry Zero (Diptych) Egg tempera, beverage cans on board, 5×7″ (x2) $400
Kimberly Zsebe – St. Cecilia Egg tempera, Coca Cola can on board, 3.5×5″ $200
Kimberly Zsebe – St. Dymphna Egg tempera, Stella can on board, 3.5×5″ $200
Kimberly Zsebe – St. Valentine Oil and Pabst can on board, 6×8″ $300
Contact Gallery Director Matthew Gardocki for purchase info:info@laluzdejesus.com (323)666-7667