The Haggus Society in collaboration with Julie Montenegro/ State Farm are delighted to present Tres Aves.
Bringing together the work of 3 local artists, Bev Baz, Janet Olenik and Nancy Armitage into a visual aria of feminine expression that combines elements of abstraction, assemblage, surrealism and folk art.
Nancy Armitage, an abstract painter describes her process as metamorphic, inspired in part by maps, travels, distant lands, poetry and sometimes even moths.
Bev Baz, a multiple media assemblage artist, states that her boxes and found wood sculptures are just one of the ways to express a surrealistic inner terrain.
Janet Olenik's vibrant and often whimsical work can be seen once in a while hanging at The Folk Tree in Pasadena and at Cactus Gallery in Eagle Rock.
Exhibition on view November 1 – 30, 2012.
Opening reception November 10, 6 until 10 pm.
5683 York Blvd.
Los Angeles 90042
Hours: Mon - Friday 10 am until 6 pm
Info: www.thehaggussociety.org
The Haggus Society is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization. Contributions for the purposes of The Haggus Society must be made to Fractured Atlas and are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.
Tres Aves
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nonoise May 19, 2013 at 10:20 am
Did "no way, Jose" write the letter of support to Divine Saviour Catholic Church…Read More "encouraging" them to take me to court? (they lost, I won). It was written on city letterhead, clearly a violation of separation of church and state where the city had to business in a public dispute. And, clearly an abuse of power.
Come on, Jose, did you write the letter?
nonoise May 19, 2013 at 08:37 am
Don't vote for "no way, Jose". "No way, Jose" means another 12 years of "do…Read More nothing, Ed Reyes". Jose has been in office for 12 years and has done nothing to improve our district. How can anyone think of voting for some one else? EASY!! "
CD1 has no jobs, no new businesses, huge potholes, dirty sidewalks, too much violence, and a lot of other problems. Where has "no way, Jose" been? He has not been in the district or attended any neighborhood councilmeetings or any community meetings. LAPD Northeast has been without a neighborhood prosecutor for 3 years due to Jose and his boss budget cuts to the city attorney's office. \
His boss, "do nothing, Ed Reyes" has not even been campaining for him. It looks like "no way, Jose" wants to distance himself from his boss. That will not work. CD1 deserves someone that will work for them and clean up the district and bring in much needed businesses and jobs. Don't vote for another 12 years of "do nothing, Ed Reyes" with his employee, "no way, Jose". Vote for change. Vote for Gil Cedillo.
nonoise May 19, 2013 at 08:34 am
Don't vote for "no way, Jose". "No way, Jose" means another 12 years of…Read More "do nothing, Ed Reyes". Jose has been in office for 12 years and has done nothing to improve our district. How can anyone think of voting for some one else? EASY!! "
CD1 has no jobs, no new businesses, huge potholes, dirty sidewalks, too much violence, and a lot of other problems. Where has "no way, Jose" been? He has not been in the district or attended any neighborhood councilmeetings or any community meetings. LAPD Northeast has been without a neighborhood prosecutor for 3 years due to Jose and his boss budget cuts to the city attorney's office. His boss, "do nothing, Ed Reyes" has not even been campaining for him. It looks like "no way, Jose" wants to distance himself from his boss. That will not work.
CD1 deserves someone that will work for them and clean up the district and bring in much needed businesses and jobs.
Don't vote for another 12 years of "do nothing, Ed Reyes" with his employee, "no way, Jose".
Vote for change. Vote for Gil Cedillo.