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Rosa Escobar
Rhythmic yet constrained, Rosa's work travels through the surface in patterns often dictated by color or medium. Her work can often suggest a sense of organization or systematic approach to order, both also personality traits. Rosa is an avid artist who knows what she likes and sticks to it, wholeheartedly preferring pencils, markers and paint over any other medium. Rosa also enjoys exercising and has been known to salsa dance with the best of them.
Rosa Escobar
Untitled, 2010
marker and colored pencil on paper
7" x11"
Rosa Escobar
Untitled, date unknown (pre 2005)
Marker on paper
7"x11"
Rosa Escobar
Untitled, 2005
Colored pencil and watercolor on paper
9" x 12"
Rosa Escobar
Untitled, 2003
marker on paper
8 1/2" x 11
Carlos Arredondo
Carlos has frequently been recognized for his artistic talents through numerous in-house exhibitions. He has apprenticed in community outreach programs, such as the Accessible Arts Workshops (AAW), creating art-enrichment programs for local schools. He is also interested and talented in Song-Writing and Muralism. Recurring themes in Carlos’ art work include superheroes and nature themes, expressing his interests and discriminating color choices. Carlos has a great sense of humor, cheerful attitude, and is always willing to learn various avenues of creative expression. Carlos works in Hawthorne, CA
Carlos Arredondo
Native America, 2013
Acrylic paint on paper
5'25" x 4' 25"
Carlos Arredondo
Teeth in Lips, 2013
Acrylic paint on mounted canvas panel
5" x 7"
Carlos Arredondo
Ocean Body, 2013
Acrylic paint on canvas
12” x 12” x ½ “
Carlos Arredondo
Superman, 2013
Mixed media on wood panel
8" x 12"
Randy Tauau
Randy is a Hawaiian native who came into this world with a relentless drive to create. Drawing inspiration from artists such as Paul, John and George, his musical style is an interesting blend of the classic and the modern that manifests in songs ranging from sweet love songs to jazzy improvisations. In drawing his favorite subject (house), lines are repeatedly overdrawn, often creating wax and lead layered masses, creating an intensity that is built up to the point of obliteration of the ground. Whether you listen to his songs, witness him drawing, or catch up on the latest sports news, you are bound to have your heart cracked open by his simplistic nature. It’s good. It’s nice. It’s fun.
Randy nails it in this song! Can't you just see the back up singers?
Songwriting is a true collaboration, but the leadership truly inspires
Randy Tauau
Colored pencil on REMO paddledrum
12"
Sergio "Maiden" Paniagua
Sergio Paniagua’s creates a visual narrative that is inviting and unguarded. Through illustration and collage, Sergio is able to share what is close to his heart allowing others to have a greater understanding of who he is. His subject matters tend to be nature, common placed items, friends and family. The figures in his artwork often assume a talismanic function, creating wonder and delight. His choice of color is festive and bright and the shape and forms are joyous and iconic in their simplicity. By exploring Sergio’s circle of self-expression, we are able to get lost in a world that is exciting, vibrant and fantastical. Sergio Paniagua was born in Mexico and works in Long Beach, CA
Sergio Paniagua and Pablo Rahner
Portrait of Sergio, 2011
Acrylic paint , sharpie and paint pen on canvas
18" x 24"
Sergio Paniagua
Untitled, 2012
Acrylic paint on canvas
18" x 24"
