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Wednesday, November 12, 2014

9th Annual Tiny Treasures Exhibit at Cactus Gallery


From L to R: Johnny Quintanilla, Lea Barozzi, Encarni Diaz, and Andie Bogdan.

From L to R: Lacey Bryant, Kit Cameo, Mavis Leahy, Terri Berman, and Nichol Norman.

From L to R: Elisa Belloni, Jen Musatto, Michele Lynch, and Denise Bledsoe.

Please join us at Cactus Gallery for our 9th annual small works exhibit. The show will feature more than 30 artists and includes acrylics on canvas and wood, watercolors, handmade ornaments, pendants and cameos, art dolls, paper mache, paper cut outs, graphite on paper, sculpture, and more!

This is a cash and carry show and all artwork can go home on the day of the exhibit. New works will be coming in throughout the 5 week run of the show, so check our Facebook and Pinterest pages often for new works. Once again, Walt Hall has prepared his special wall of minis just for Cactus Gallery. All works in the show $10-100!

For more on the show, to visit the gallery, or for purchases, contact Sandra at semastroianni70@yahoo.com. If you're not in Los Angeles, you can still order art and ornaments, as we will ship both nationally and internationally. We accept all forms of payment and the gallery is open to installment plans to help you grow your collection.

Many of the small works are already available on-line at:
https://www.pinterest.com/cactusgallery/tiny-treasures-2014-at-cactus-gallery/

Follow Cactus Gallery's board Tiny Treasures 2014 at Cactus Gallery on Pinterest.


Cactus Gallery, 3001 North Coolidge Avenue, Los Angeles (Elysian Valley AKA Frogtown), CA 90039 -- 323.801.8669
Gallery hours: Monday - Friday, by appointment, Saturdays 11a-5p, and Sundays 11a-2p

Thanks again for your continued support of the arts and for choosing Cactus Gallery and the artists we believe in!

Thursday, August 13, 2009

New works by Paul Torres for our current show "Notes from the Overground"


Contact Sandra @ 323.256.6117 or semastroianni70@yahoo.com for information regarding purchasing, layaway (art financing) or commission work.

Show runs August 8 - September 27, 2009


UPCOMING EVENTS: Saturday, August 15, 2009 - 9pm - Live Music ** iTom Lab and Hurt Model**
(music curated by Federico Hudson) - $3 donation at the door

Saturday, September 12, 2009 - 7-10p NELAart.org Second Saturday Gallery Night

Saturday, September 19, 2009 - 9pm - Live Music ** Trinitron Meets The Mars People, Hurt Model, and Clevis **
- $3 donation at the door

Sunday, September 27, 2009 - 3-6p - Closing Party

Hours: Tuesday - Friday 12p-7p, Saturday 11a-5p, Sunday 11a-4p

Venice Beach - AVAILABLE

Texas Cool Guy - AVAILABLE

Redhat - AVAILABLE

Pimp - AVAILABLE

Check Up Anyone? - AVAILABLE

Notrica's Market - Giclee on canvas - AVAILABLE

Mtn Bar - AVAILABLE

Cowgirl Cafe - AVAILABLE

Jena - AVAILABLE

Musicians - AVAILABLE

Furtrapper - AVAILABLE

Day Off - AVAILABLE

Clubbing No.12 - AVAILABLE

Clubbing No.3 - AVAILABLE

Bohemian Chick - AVAILABLE

Biker girl - AVAILABLE

Girls Night Out - AVAILABLE


14 Miles - AVAILABLE

Friday, August 7, 2009

"Notes from the Overground" - The Art of Walt Hall and Paul Torres


Playing All August and September at Cactus Gallery.....

"Notes from the Overground" - The Art of Walt Hall and Paul Torres

Opening Night Reception - Saturday, August 8, 2009 * 8-11p
Show runs Aug 8 - September 27, 2009


Back by popular demand, our next exhibition will feature new works from two of L.A.'s premium artists, Walt Hall and Paul Torres. Both at the forefront of the art scene in Los Angeles, their styles are as unique as their narratives.

Walt Hall's ever growing series, "Fenceposts for a Better Tomorrow," continues to steer us through other worlds filled with bear figures, worms with top hats, bird riders, trees, robots and processions. His images capture your imagination and his composition creates art pieces that spike interest in all who see them.

View Walt's work at http://www.thesappystudio.com

Naturally gifted with a keen observation, Paul Torres' art embodies a rich imagination and is laced with social commentary and a soulful interpretation of everyday life. His newest works depict various themes, among them aspects of L.A. nightlife. Paul's new high low brow contemporary rococo style takes aim at the cultural, religious, and sensory flavors and underpinnings of Americana and society.

View Paul's work at http://www.paul-torres.com