For Immediate Release 
Inglewood Open Studios Celebrates Its 11th Year!
Saturday, November 11 & Sunday, November 12, 2017.
12pm-5pm
LOS ANGELES,
CA – Inglewood has become the fastest growing artist community in Los Angeles.
It is also the fastest growing city with the upcoming NFL stadium, Hollywood
Park Casino and Hollywood Park development, two new Metro stations, new art
galleries and new businesses moving into Inglewood. The 11th annual Inglewood Open Studios will showcase
individual professional artist studios and art galleries that make up the burgeoning
Inglewood art community.
On both
Saturday November 11 and Sunday, November 12, 2017, Inglewood Open Studios
artists will open their doors to the public, inviting visitors to personally
tour their private working spaces and enjoy art created in all media--drawing,
painting, sculpture, mixed-media, photography, print making, installation,
video and performance. This marks the first year that Inglewood art galleries
will also participate as stops on the tour. 2017 Inglewood Open Studios is organized by founder Renée Fox and
Inglewood artists Holly Tempo and Anne Cheek La Rose, with the additional
support from local sponsors (listed below) and fiscal receivership provided by the
Inglewood Historic Preservation Alliance,
a 501(c)(3).
An official map
with Inglewood Open Studios participating
art studios and art galleries will be available online, at all locations on the
tour and at sponsor locations. For
additional information on Inglewood Open
Studios, including the printable tour map, please visit www.inglewoodopenstudios.com. Free shuttle transportation will be
provided by our generous long-time sponsor, the City of Inglewood.
Adrienne Adar,
Susan Amorde, Debe Arlook, Branch Gallery, Brian Biedul, Martin Bruinsma, Darel
Carey, Michael Cormier, Creative House, Bibi Davidson, Beth Dubber, Martin
Durazo, Exceptional Children’s Foundation (ECF), Renée A Fox, Lee Jordan,
Rachel Kaster, Heidi Kidon, Thomas Kratz, Anne Cheek La Rose, Michael
Massenburg, Gale Mccall, Bridgitte Montgomery, David Newcombe, Melanie
Newcombe, Lindsey Nobel, Kenneth Ober, Snezana Saraswati Petrovic, Minna
Philips, Nicole Rademacher, Calida Garcia Rawles, Lucas Reiner, Toni Reinis,
Residency Gallery, Joan Robey, Dawn Rosenquist, Daniel Rothman, Deborah
Salt, Stan Smith, Ernest Steiner, Holly Tempo, Sidney Tuggerson Jr., Ginger Van
Hook, Luke Van Hook, Sandra Vista, Keith Walsh, Tori White, Rana Wilson.
Inglewood, CA -
Inglewood is
nestled in the center of Los Angeles County. Bordered by the LAX International
Airport on the south, the City is in close proximity to Otis College of Art and
Design and is surrounded by the cities of Culver City, El Segundo, Marina Del
Rey, Westchester, and Torrance.
Inglewood Historic Preservation Alliance-
Van Hook Foundation-
Van
Hook Foundation (VHF) is the media sponsor for the Inglewood Open Studios and
may be contacted for
additional information.
VHF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in Inglewood. The Van
Hook Foundation’s mission is to promote the merging of fine art and science
through the curation and installation of artistic, educational and scientific
exhibitions for the public and to promote visibility of local arts communities
in Los Angeles and surrounding areas.
vanhookfoundation.blogspot.com | www.gingervanhook.com | www.lukevanhook.com | gingersartjournal.blogspot.com
The 2017 Inglewood Open Studios organizers and
participants would like to thank our generous Sponsors: Antojitos Martin, Artfully Spaced Gallery, City of Inglewood, Mayor
James T. Butts, Jr., District 2 Councilman Alex Padilla, The Creative House,
Cobbler Mania, Fiesta Martin, Inglewood Historic Preservation Alliance, La
Tijera Village, The Miracle Theater, Kali Nikitas, Inglewood Arts Commissioner
at Large and Rich Shelton, OTIS College of Art and Design, Three Weavers
Brewing Company, SoLa Gallery, and the Ginger and Luke Van Hook of the Van Hook
Foundation.
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