mezcal, mochi, & marachis
coco
may 2023
Nuestra señora de guadalupe
(virgin of guadalupe)
brad smith
december 9 2022
soham
brigitte balbinot
september 2022
poetry of flowers
ali lanenga
may 2022
el poder de la mirada
hector armendariz martinez
april 2022
delightful beasts
larry mclaughlin
april 2022
currents
austin elizabeth
after the rain the garden grows
geraldine gillingham
bird brain
larry mclaughlin
aesthetics of (mis)Use
jay hall
ears and whiskers
larry mclaughlin
ambrosia
a tribute to bees
coco
Wild Hares and Domestic Hogs
Animals with Attitude
Larry McLaughlin
Fragments I
Kevin Palme
Heirloom Seeds & Pollinators
From the beginning of time nature has blessed us with the gift of regeneration, through seeds we can propagate for continual sustenance. Many of these seeds have been lost through the last few generations. The focus of this show is to bring awareness about heirloom seeds and how we can resurrect their importance in the ecosystem. Supporting small seed exchange groups and planting your own seeds to harvest more to spread the wealth is a wonderful process. Ancient seeds that have merged across different continents over time are an inspiration for much of the artwork created for this venue.
We are donating part of the proceeds to a select group of seed banks and sanctuaries for pollinators including:
Scatter Seed Project
Spikenard
Seed Savers Exchange
All The Gold In The Sunset
Lucy Peveto
Ocean Show
Realm Of The Rowdy Mermaid
The gallery is hosting a tribute to the great oceans or the world. This show is devoted to raising awareness and solutions to protect our waters. All of the paintings have been created to help generate funds for Oceana and Sea Shepherd, two amazing ocean conservancy groups who work tirelessly to keep our waters healthy and our animals protected. Join us in this important mission to promote sustainability for sea life and our planet at large.
Bring Back the Bees!
The gallery is hosting a show to accentuate the vastly essential role bees have on the planet. Seven talented artists have created beautiful pieces to honor the bees. Colony collapse disorder has been directly linked to harmful pesticides that are extremely toxic for the bees. Neonicotinoids have been responsible for the critically dangerous decline of bee colonies.
We encourage people to help the bees flourish by choosing to eat organic foods and by being pro active creating nurturing environments for the bees planting organic gardens. Here is a list of plants that bees are particularly fond of: borage, golden rod, lemon balm, crocus, phlox, columbine, bee balm, asters, lavender echinacea, milkweed, honeysuckles, butterfly bushes, and all types of flowering fruit and nut trees.
Let us celebrate and assist these beautiful beings back into balance in the world. They help the whole food chain flourish as important pollinators. Rise to the occasion to give back to them!
coco valentina's Splendor
Everything that glimmers for the holidays.
coco valentina's Turquoise
