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OrangesSardines
Window Gallery |
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OrangesSardines Window Gallery is an exhibition
space in the windows of our storefront art studio, located in a 1924 building that originally housed a drugstore. We opened the gallery in November, 2000. The changing window exhibitions are meant to be viewed from the sidewalk, or from your car, if you happen to catch the red light at our corner.
The Window Gallery, a companion project to this
website, is the latest in a series of galleries we have operated since 1974. We display our own art, work by other artists, and artifacts we've collected over the years, in installations that we hope will be of interest to the neighborhood.
OrangesSardines Window Gallery is one of a number of
contemporary art galleries, performance spaces, and historic sites that contribute to the rich cultural life of Northeast Los Angeles, and the city as a whole.
To visit, click below for a map:
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OrangesSardines
Window Gallery History
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November-December, 2000.
Sculpture and painting from our
collection, on a holiday theme. |
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Portraits by
Carol Colin,
January-February,
2001
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Collages by
Eunice Parsons,
February-March,
2001. Women's
History Month.
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Cityscapes by
Carol Colin,
March-April,
2001.
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Earth Day/Easter/Spring,
works from our collection.
April-May, 2001. Left:
"Boats", painting on cardboard by Iliana, 9. |
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Paintings of
Tijuana by Carol Colin, May-June, 2001. |
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Portraits by
Allen Blyth, July, 2001. |
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A.A.C.
Scholarship winners, Tai Nguyen and Shaton Wesley. September- October, 2001. |
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Little Day
of the Dead
Altar
honoring child victims of 9/11, October- November, 2001. |
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Portraits from our
collection, August- September, 2001. Left: oil painting by Allen Dordick. |
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"Chavez
Ravine"
photographs
by Don Normark, December, 2001. |
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At the Corner of Avenue 54 and Monte Vista Street
Highland Park, Los Angeles, California
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