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L.A. TACO photographer Erwin Recinos takes you on a small journey thru the LA art scene.  From the biggest shows to intimate meet & greets with artists.... Enjoy this feature and more like them throughout the year.

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Jim McHugh: 40 Years of LA Art Scene ~ PhotoLA Fair 2016

PhotoLA 2016 was once again a hit. One of the highlights of the three day event was an exhibition of work by LA native photographer Jim McHugh who’s been capturing the LA art scene for 40 years. Jim has massed a collection of artists that can not be replicated. Names like Baldessari, Hockney, Rosenthal, Kelly, Ruscha, Sleeps, Prime and Axis. A true man of art, Jim definitely shows how influential the city of Los Angeles has become a mecca of art for thru the years.


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I Got It 4 Cheap ~ Carlos Queso Gallery

With only a handful of shows under their belt, Carlos Queso Gallery is making a name for themselves with a unique gallery space in the heart of Echo Park. I Got It 4 Cheap opened up to art patrons to walk-in and browse thru stacks of art from their favorite artists and purchase a piece for less than 30 dollars. Keep your eyes peeled for this gallery and give them a follow on their IG page @carlosquesogallery.


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Trekell Art Paint Demo with N.C. Winters ~ Marcas Gallery

Trekell Art Supplies teamed up with Marcas Gallery in Santa Ana for a paint demo with artist N.C. Winters. A very intimate setting with a full-time artist in which Winters spoke about his art, technique, inspirations and the ups & downs of his profession. There will be more of theses demos in the near future so keep up with @trekell_art_supplies & @marcasgallery on IG for more upcoming events.


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LA Art Show 2016 ~ L.A. Convention Center

The LA Art Show 2016 celebrated its 20th anniversary in Los Angeles. This was my first year attending the show and it was overwhelming to say the least. It was nearly impossible to take in all the art in one day but I tried my best. I did remember to see all of the local galleries and artists that you and I are familiar with. I especially enjoyed the live art by UGLARWorks, Septerhed, Levi Ponce, Jennifer Korsen, and Robert Vargas just to name a few.

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