| Our "cultural fare" consists of food, wine, spirits and of course, art. Showcasing unique local artists in every medium possible is one of our goals. The space is designed to exhibit a humble showing of art in a variety of media (painting, photography, illustration, mixed media, and even some sculpture). Each show will last six weeks and have an opening, or closing reception during those six weeks. We also hope to touch upon some of the live arts as well, such as poetry, spoken word, dj's, and non-amplified acoustic music for your enjoyment. |
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Bryen Beglinger was raised on the West coast. He has lived all over the region from Newport Beach to Las Vegas. In 1993, at the age of 22 he left Las Vegas for San Diego to study art and journalism at SDSU and has lived there ever since.
Bryen has been in sales and marketing most of his professional career but because of his love for painting and creating, as well as encouragement from a growing fan base, he now focuses primarily on developing a greater body of art work. Bryen has been painting most of his life and he shows regularly in Los Angeles and San Diego County. His art has been featured in local and national publications.
Bryen characterizes his style as minimalistic pop-art, contrasting bright color with sharp images. Among his many influences Jasper Johns and Roy Lichtenstein are the strongest. The majority of his work is acrylic and ink/acrylic mix on gessoed canvas however, he also paints in watercolor where his roots are based.
Contact Info:
Bryen Beglinger
702-496-6758
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Marisa Holmes - Photographer |
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Marisa Holmes
Marisa's experimentation with photography began at 15 and flourished when she received her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from UCLA in 2000 while studying under the worlds most recognized artists. After UCLA Marisa went on to assist a handful of influential celebrity portrait photographers from the last few decades working on national and international advertising campaigns as well as editorials for magazines such as Rolling Stone, W Magazine, Vanity Fair, In Style, and People.
The work appearing in this show is a sampling of some of Marisa's fine art photography spanning from 1997-2009 in which she uses various cameras, films, techniques and hand prints the majority of the work. Void of people the photographs have a presence of identity or experience and represent the unconscious beauty and design we encounter in our daily lives.
Outside of her gallery work Marisa is sought after for her wedding and portrait photography. H
er work has appeared in national magazines such as Martha Stewart Weddings and In Style Weddings and is currently on the cover of San Diego's Exquisite Weddings Magazine.
Whether she is working on a personal project or photographing clients Marisa is extremely passionate about her craft. She commissions only a small number of weddings and portrait sessions a year to ensure a fantastic experience and exceptional work and still have enough time to create and exhibit her fine art work.
To find out more about Marisa and her work you can contact her at...
Web: www.marisaholmes.com
Email:
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Phone: 800.340.0049
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Standing under a streetlight at night, one might recognize an intense moment of truth. It is that moment when every color of your being splashes itself on the sidewalks of life.
This vivid reality is beautifully captured by artist David Tyrone Villa. . .
A San Diego native, Tyrone's journey as an artist started at 18 years old. He has gravitated toward oil painting describing this process as a sculptural experience that creates an intense expression of dimension and emotion. Inspired by the 20th century Expressionists, Tyrone's art is infused with a vivid perception that focuses on both personal experience and social settings.
In each of his works, Tyrone invites the eye to decipher an image of beauty. He paints this beauty onto every inch of his canvas. Color tells his story. The foreground and background become one. The sky melts into the soil. Experience the energy that lies beneath each of Tyrone’s brush strokes; you might just feel the building breath or hear the night lights pop.
Tyrone challenges himself to understand each moment by stripping it down to its most raw emotion and conveying this emotion with color.
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A San Diego native, Amy Paul studied at the University of San Diego, receiving a degree in humanities and later her MA in Art History. In addition to owning Pigment, an innovative gallery in North Park, she continues to teach at both Mesa and Southwestern Colleges where she nurtures her love of art and art history. After four years on Ray St., Paul grew from her studio in the back of the San Diego Art Department and expanded to, Pigment, a location on neighboring 30th Street. Through her participation in the Ray @ Night and North Park Nights events she has become a staple in the North Park art scene. She is emblematic of the many artists in the community that are dedicated to fostering a creative renaissance in San Diego.
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