Eco Logical Art Gallery in Los Angeles

"Defense Box" by Brady on view at ReVisions/10

Exhibitions April 24th
REVISIONS/10

Los Angeles, CA. To kick-off the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, Peter Schulberg and the nonprofit Eco-LogicalART Gallery are taking their “green” art public in a big way with ReVisions/10 and EartH. 

The exhibits will debut April 24th at 7pm.  ReVisions  features an original 14 x 48 foot art piece by artist Leeann Goya. Painted on a recycled vinyl billboard, and installed on a billboard directly over Eco-LA, the piece will be revealed with a live curtain drop at 8 pm. Once unveiled, the eco-themed work will be seen 35,000 times daily, and a million times by month's end.  
 
In addition to the billboard art, a free and open to the public interior gallery show includes works by two dozen renowned local artists who have fashioned over 100 cutting edge creations from recycled and up-cycled media. The event also features "green" accessories for sale in the Eco-LA "Recovery Room", eco-art demos, music--and libations. Plus the ever-hip Kogi taco truck will be on-site from 6-9 pm serving up their “street” high cuisine.

"The exhibit features 9 of Brady's works utilizing recycled materials and found objects."
 
The premiere will also present EartH (Eco Art Helps) an exhibit of art on recycled billboard, created by the youth of Los Angeles. Working off a prompt of “The World I See/The World I Hope Could Be” the exhibit is painted by participants from an array of high schools and inner-city arts organizations.  Mounted in a grid on the exterior of the Eco-LogicalART gallery, the 80 canvas installation will be revealed with its own curtain drop at 7:30 pm.  Later in the evening members of the LA based youth Street Poets organization will present a spoken word performance riffing off the “World I See/Hope Could Be” theme.
 
With so many elements, ReVisions/10 and EartH are a perfect fit for Eco-LA founder Schulberg, who is drawn to guerilla style hybrid performance/art happenings. Since 2007 his billboard art exhibits have been seen over 40 million times across the skylines of Los Angeles and the Bay Area.  But he's excited to present Eco-LA's spring "green" event. And though the city is known as the car capital of the world, Schulberg offers up an excellent excuse to leave the wheels at home. "We've got great food thanks to our friends at Kogi, cool public art on a billboard, sidewalk youth art with EartH and the Street Poets. All in all, it should make for a perfect Earth Day." 

GALLERY:
4829 West Pico Blvd, LA, CA, 90019
Tel: 310.525.0676
www.eco-logicalart. org
Email eco-la@sbcglobal.net