Where the art is made
Welcome
I create a good amount of work at home and in my studio at TAG. Feel free to stop in at the gallery and view what's on display.
Each month, feature something different. There's always a chance to see what's in process too.
August 2020 celebrates Pride with a salon-style showing "QUEER isolation."
Studio Gallery
Featured Artists
QUEER isolation
March and February 2020
QUEER isolation
August 2020 continues the fine art celebration of Pride with a salon-style showing of mixed art from twenty Queer artists. "QUEER isolation" explores the emotionality of our time by bringing together the art—if not the artists—as we sequester at home.
Summer of Pride
March and February 2020
QUEER isolation
June and July 2020 were a celebration of Pride in fine art. Through June, the boys from Views were on display. July was a look back at works from Mythologies and Pantheon. Social media played a large role in sharing art through these months as Stay Home orders continue to be in effect throughout Los Angeles County.
March and February 2020
March and February 2020
March and February 2020
Patrick Mizumoto was born in Los Angeles, CA. Patrick works primarily as an oil painter who’s work features male figures and landscapes. Mainly working in oil paint and charcoal, Patrick’s work is predominantly figurative, focusing on expressing themes of human nature and queer identity.
January 2020
November 2019
March and February 2020
Claire Pupo is a visual artist from Spokane, WA currently living in Northern California. She received her BFA in painting from Marylhurst University outside of Portland, OR in 2013 at the top of her class. Pupo has been showing her work professionally since 2015. clairepupo.com
November 2019
November 2019
November 2019
Eugene Huffman is an activist, curator and artist. His work often tackles personal themes, responding to his out HIV positive status, ADHD, and childhood. He has served as a celebrity artist and art director for the Art Hearts Fashion Gallery for LA Fashion Week, was one of HIV Plus Magazine's "Most Amazing HIV-Positive People of 2016," and his work often benefits LGBT and HIV/AIDS organizations.