Lamp Art Project Work on Display, for Sale at Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority
The wonderful work of the Lamp Art Project artists is gaining an even broader audience in Los Angeles, thanks to the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA), one of the agency’s key public sector partners.
A total of 23 works by Lamp artists are on display — and for sale — at the LAHSA offices:
811 Wilshire Blvd., 6th Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90017
The works on display include:
- Untitled, by Laurie Gaddis
- Sun, by Tracy Darden
- Zodiac, by Tracy Darden
- Sunflowers Red and Brown, by Darlene Altemeier Dobbs
- Moonlit Sky, by Darlene Altemeier Dobbs
- Still Life with Yellow Vase, by Darlene Altemeier Dobbs
- Untitled (Flowers), by Eiko Yoshii
- Untitled 1, by Vickie Cookson
- Untitled 2, by Vickie Cookson
- Untitled 3, by Vickie Cookson
- Untitled, by Mariana Valles
- Red, by Mariana Valles
- Muslim Kid, by Gary Brown
- His Cousin, by Gary Brown
As well as these:
5th and Los Angeles, by Darlene Altemeier Dobbs
Safe Haven, by Darlene Altemeier Dobbs
Hope of the Sunflower, by Darlene Altemeier Dobbs
Wild Flowers, by Vytautas Pliura
Prayer, by Eiko Yoshii
Love Giraffe, by Maria Mencilla
Self-Portrait, by Emery Lambus
Milagro, by Mariana Valles
Serenity, by Jerome Robertson
The Lamp Art Project is one of the organization’s most visible and highly regarded programs. Founded in 1999, it offers members a unique, supportive environment to express themselves through art — and technical support in drawing, painting, photography and other media.
The program also has added demonstrably to members’ well-being; in past years, more than 70% of Art Project participants have shown increased use of mental health services.
Learn more about the Lamp Art Project on the Lamp web site:
http://www.lampcommunity.org/_art_project.php
where prints of work by Lamp artists are also for sale.
You can also follow the Lamp Art Project on Facebook to stay updated on events and open studio nights: http://www.facebook.com/LampArtProject
