We are looking to exhibit these images in a prominent space.
These are photos of the Underground – METRO – Los Angeles are “Historical and stunning and amazing photos” of a momentous accomplishment for the City of Los Angeles and part of thousands peoples’ life every day.
Underground – METRO – Los Angeles photos by Eriberto Oriol – “Historical and Stunning.”
More photos – Red Line to the Civic Center: https://eribertooriol.wordpress.com/underground-metro/ by Eriberto Oriol.
The Pico House Story
The Pico House building was in shambles and had been abandoned for over 40 years. Windows were broken, some floors and walls were missing and some homeless had been living there for years. Eriberto Oriol became responsible for the renovation, design, and art installation. He hired Reyes Rodriguez and his crew to put in floors, walls, fix windows and to paint the entire inside. Remarkably, within 2 weeks the building was beautiful and ready to be used as an exhibition art space.
We are happy that through our efforts of bringing the Pico House space up to par, for over the past 30 years now it has provided innumerable venues for a variety of organizations, artists, and the Hollywood Entertainment industry.
The PICO HOUSE First exhibit was “LA LA” and featured artwork from artists: John Valadez, Eloy Torrez, Patssi Valdez, Carlos Almaraz, Wayne Healy, Alfredo De Batuc, Guillermo Bert, Margaret Garcia, Willie Herron and others – February 25 – April 8, 1989.
Patssi sold everyone of her pieces that we exhibited. A curator from France saw her work there and soon her work was seen in France, Spain and Sweden. See Valdez full story in the L A Times.
The Dream: To get a “live-in work studio” to create art and to continue to contribute to the arts with our artwork.
If you want to invest in the DREAM, contact us at: eribertoartx@yahoo.com. Thank you.
Special thanks: https://eribertooriol.wordpress.com/pico…/special-thanks/
Los Angeles internationally to many graf artists is the Mecca for graffiti. The huge Landscape of LA with so many walls is what makes this possible plus its beaches, mountains, great weather, and of coarse that it is the Capitol of Entertainment globally.
What do you think??
Los Angeles internationally to many graf artists is the Mecca for graffiti. The huge Landscape of LA with so many walls is what makes this possible plus its beaches, mountains, great weather, and of coarse that it is the Capitol of Entertainment globally.
What do you think??
Echo Park is a great gathering place for people to connect, hangout, contemplate, walk the dogs, and to meditate. It offers cultural events that represents some of the richest cultures from around the world.
Have you been there??
day from 2 – 4 pm or by appointment at: 1300 Factory Place in downtown Los Angeles, CA or call 310.424.0329 for more information. TIME CHANGE NOW 2-4 PM Friday and Saturday or by a
We have artists prints on Chaz Bojorquez, Gajin Fujita, Haze, SABER, Alex Kizu aka Defer, MEAR ONE and of course prints of Eriberto’s Oriol work and a few other artists prints for pick-up special in Los Angeles see http://www.pinterest.com/forbiddenartla/limited-edition-prints/ to see some of the prints, not all are listed.
Foto on left of Steven Luciano by, Estevan Oriol and on right Kathline by, Eriberto Oriol: Published by, Shepard Fairy
Limited Edition published internationally published books and magazines available on display
Limited Edition. Published by Tashen, Modern Multiples, 38 Timez magazine JAPAN, and others, now available on paper and wood.
Eriberto & Estevan Oriol Opening reception Friday, November 9, 6-8pm
Please RSVP to rsvp at carmichaelgallery dot com
Carmichael Gallery NY Pop-Up chashama, 303 Tenth Ave (between 27th and 28th) New York, NY 10001
Exhibition will be open to the public through November 24, 2012
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Carmichael Gallery is pleased to announce Like Father, Like Son : NYC, a retrospective survey of works by renowned Los Angles-based Chicano father and son photographers, Eriberto and Estevan Oriol.
Carmichael Gallery NYC: http://www.carmichaelgallery.com/shows/november82012.html
“First Love” by Eriberto Oriol
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Photo by Estevan Oriol
