NoHo Gallery LA

“The Good Life” is a group show featuring Wendell Wiggins’ spectacular scenes of carnival in the Caribbean juxtaposed by Lana Blades’ heart wrenching watercolors of women caught up with their babies, fleeing Katrina’s fury & the “sanctuary” of the Dome.

Featuring Jazz/Blues Musician Scott Detweiler - his personal musical testimony on how Katrina has affected his family. Also featuring his song "Angels of New Orleans" (featured on KPFK Los Angeles - read interview)

Wendell Wiggins

Through my paintings I seek to convey optimism, excitement, exuberance and joy. Energy is an essence produced within all things. Positivity is a state of being I promote and hope will flourish. Portraying life and culture through representational images, I seek to reach beyond realism with vibrant use of color and motion. My mission is to create paintings hat are both visually and emotionally 'Moving.'”

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Lana Blades

“As an artist I go through the newspaper daily, and collect photos and take my own photos. I contemplate and study each photo to consider what a great painting this would be. I see a painting coming on, I say. I try to recapture the emotion and create my own style through the medium of watercolors and various experiments with ink, fabrics, paper and natural items to enhance my work."

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Artists of "The Good Life"

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When: January 18 - February 24

OPENING Public Reception: Wednesday, January 24 from 6:30-10:30PM
CLOSING Public Reception: Wednesday, February 21 from 6:30-10:30PM

Where:
5108 Lankershim Blvd.
NOrth HOllywood, CA 91601
NoHo Gallery LA is located in the historic Lankershim Arts Center

Lankershim Arts Center:
NoHo Gallery LA is located at the Lankershim Art Center in the heart of the NoHo Arts District. The Lankershim Arts Center was built in 1939 and is a cultural historic landmark. The center is also home to the award-winning Road Theatre Company making it a true center for the arts.