Located northeast of downtown Los Angeles, off the 5 Freeway’s Main Street exit, sits 18 acres packed with creative energy, artistic dreams, and a little piece of historic LA. The Brewery Arts Complex was an operating brewery from 1897 through 1979. Its second life as an arts complex began in 1982 with the passing of the Artist-In- Residence code, a Los Angeles housing code that gave artists the right to rent live/work space in industrially zoned buildings.
In July 1997, the LA Weekly called The Brewery, "the world's largest artist-in-residence community" and in a March 1999 Los Angeles Times article The Brewery was quoted as the "world's largest art complex." Housed in the industrial buildings of the complex is a uniquely vibrant and creative community. The artists (there are around 500) residing and working at The Brewery have opened their studio/homes to the public every year and most recently twice a year, for 30 years.
The Brewery Artwalk is FREE and open to the public! Whether you are an art collector, want to buy unique fine art gifts, browse for new decorative ideas, or discover the next Warhol, come enjoy an exciting FREE afternoon in the heart of LA’s art scene ... Come to the Brewery Artwalk!
The Brewery Artwalk is the largest and original Artwalk of Los Angeles and it is still going strong after almost three decades.
It only happens twice a year in October and April and this is the go-to art event of Los Angeles. Come and enjoy the art made in LA!
Enjoy your visit to the Brewery
http://www.breweryartwalk.com
Artists registered to date:
Mark Andersen, Dawn Arrowsmith, Magda Audifred, Joyce Aysta, Barnsdall Arts/FOJAC, Denice Bartels, Yvonne Beatty, Angogh Bell, Susan Berkowitz, Guillermo Bert, Daniel Bilmes, BOLD COLLECTIVE, Bookfinger, Dim Borisov, Kevin Break, Bill Leigh Brewer, Winifred Johnson Brewer, Ada Pullini Brown, Bruce Gray Sculpture, Debi Cable, Carlton + Muench, Cat Sketch Studio, CBNC, Cero Space, Chris Cooper- AKA Coop, Dave Creel, Bruce Dean, Bianca Dorso, Dreamluxe by Javier Granados, Dystopian Studios, Elephant Heart Jewelry, Joshua Elias, Claudia Endler, Francine Fanali, Matthew Foley Fattmoley, Suzanne Federico, Roni Feldman, Nicole Fournier, Cynthia Friedlob, Pat Guerre, Lissa Hahn, Michelle Hall, Wendy Hall, Emily Halpern, Alice Hannon, Vaughn M Hannon, Yoshi Hashimoto, Teale Hatheway, Hipcooks, Leo Hobaica Jr, Shannon Hourigan, Brenda Hurst, IPSB Artists, Jill Sykes, Jisel, Cj Kang, Sam Kopels, LA Artcore Brewery Annex, Michelle Jane Lee, Soomee Lee, Dave Lefner, Leoworks, Level Naturals, Patricia Lucas, Lumi Co., Rachel Mark, Matthew Mayer, Ryan McIntosh, David McKenney, Sarah Jane Memories With Hardt Photography, Bd Miller, Andre Miripolsky, MLA Gallery, MikeOrsonBudReuben MoOssmanBennettVollmer, Robert Morgan, Naughty Blonde Redux, Not Open, Obscuro Studios, Nicole Ohayon, Jim Payne, Peddler of Dreams Art Space for Children Peddler of Dreams Art Space for Children, Mike Pedersen, Robert Peluce, Peri's Lamps, Michael Philpot, Picsilk, Joe Quinto, Christina Ramos, Roland Reiss, Max Reyes, Tamika Rivera, Rick Robinson, RossEliot Photography, Leigh Salgado, Jim Scheel, Kristine Schomaker, Victoria Sebanz, Rob Silverman, Michael Skura, Sean Sobczak, Suey, Theodore Svenningsen, Charles Swenson, Telemachus Studio, The Brewery Drawing Group, The House of Sloth, Theory Labs, Toploft Art Collective, Trish Herremans Photography, Tandi Tugwell, Two Bit Circus, Jeremy Ungar, Glenn Waggner, We Make Art Things, Lisa Worksman, John Zarcone. |
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Kristine Schomaker, "Avatar - Maggie Dezno"
Bill Leigh Brewer, "Queen Valley
#2.a. January 8, 2013"
Leigh Salgado, "Geisha"
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