LCD Gallery

- Save The Date! is coming to town! On March 30th, we will be welcoming artists back to for a special art presentation! Send email to 𝔾𝕒𝕝𝕝𝕖𝕣𝕪@𝕝𝕒𝕔𝕠𝕝𝕠𝕞𝕓𝕖𝕕𝕠𝕣.𝕔𝕠𝕞 to be in the know! 🌻 🛹

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Photo: I Am Blossomed, 4’(w) x 4’(h) x 10”(d), 60lbs - broken skateboards and old wheels. On display at the Illinois State Museum, and scheduled for a 2 year tour.

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Featured: DENIAL (), The Shape of Capitalism - 2015. Aerosol through stencil work on framed birch panel. 1 of 50. 20”W x 20”H. •

For further exhibit information, please contact the gallery at [email protected]. Photos by . •

George by from our show last year. As you can see, the visitors to the exhibit were blown away by the creation. I wonder if any of them have a “George” of their own.. 🤔 😉 •

- We had an awesome evening tonight at the space with , the community of and our partners at ! We welcomed tons of guests for wine, a light fare and a tour/viewing of our project space and main gallery where is currently on view. Special thank you to everyone who came out to enjoy! We can’t wait to see you at the space again soon! 🙂 •

For more exhibit information please contact [email protected]. Pictured are works by featured in the exhibition. •

- To the beautiful work of from our show last year. We were blown away with how the artist use of play a huge part in both mediums of work. Definitely exciting works to experience! Just look at that setup! 😉 •

One of the highlights from our exhibition earlier in the year was this thought provoking by . •

For Symondson, the Dollar is an iconic product within the world as it conjures up a variety of elements ranging from human emotions and behaviors to its influence and place in time. •

In his work Deuces, an AK47 swathed in American $2 bills, the artist asks the viewer to consider the juxtaposition of currency and the AK47 as it offers an idea of similarity in how each are perceived and used to affect people's lives yet the weapon and currency are both frozen in time and keep their identity but are never to be used again. •

- was born in 1906 in Ancona. He died in Rome in 1973. In 1925 he obtained the diploma of the Rome Academy of Art where he had studied under renowned painters such as De Carolis, Costantini and Vagnetti. •

Two years after, he opened a studio in Paris together with Carlo Carcher, son of the famous painter Giuseppe Cherubini. From France he moved to Austria, then to Hungary and Poland. After that, he returned back to Italy and visited the region of Abruzzi. In 1931, he held his first exhibition in the area. He then proceeded to Marche where he spent some weeks in each town of the region. •

In 1932, he exhibited his works in Belgardo and Bucharest. He then started roaming through Romania painting portraits, landscapes and making decorations at the Monastery of Sibiu until 1935. He was compelled to return to his homeland because of the Ethiopian war. •

Did you get to meet with during his visit to Houston? We all we so excited in how the community welcomed the Father of Stencil Art!

During his visit to , Blek Le Rat left a mural, hosted a screening and also stenciled a few copies of his new book with Ken McGregor, Blek le Rat: 30 Year Anniversary Retrospective. Did you get you a signed copy? Inquire at [email protected].

- As we prepare for our next exhibition programming, we’ve reached back into the collection to bring out some of our favorites. •

We were so excited to welcome this sculpture titled Tete, 1974 into our growing collection. What’s your favorite work in your ? •

Did the man in the quilted sleeve tell you that is open today by appointment? One of the secrets we’ve already let you in on is that we’ve added more work and programming on continuing our newest exhibition ! Thanks to you Houston! Schedule your visit today at [email protected]!

What’s a better life than being around !? We love all of the creative folks we are blessed to work with daily! Tag your favorite creatives! •