you've been hearing about those Korean taco trucks that people are twittering all about and obsessing over, right? From the reports in the L.A. Times to the gastro underworld of Koreatown, this delicious combination of cheap marinated pork on a corn tortilla has given life and lust to this city, eclipsing that Pinkberry bullshit of happier economic times. Forget about paying $5 for some fro yo in a Phillipe Stark knock off den when you can spend your whole evening standing outside various undisclosed parking lot locations for hours on end to get your hands on this true Angelino bargain delight!
and w/ the money saved you can now afford a painting of one of these glorious vessels.
Taco Truck #4 20"x16" oil on board, framed, courtesy of SGFA
onto other culinary news, Eat a Pita on Fairfax bit the dust yesterday. Bulldozed to the ground liked a smooshed fallafel. Hopefully something good will be erected in its place. The 'streetwear' capitol of the world needs to eat!
and my new and improved workspace....

I am conducting a one-day workshop at the Vita Art Center in Ventura, CA. March 8th from 12-6. The workshop will cover my ideas on how to approach an abstract painting from a realsitic landscape/cityscape reference. We will cover materials, concepts, inspiration and methods used on how to complete abstract works. Cost is $85 for one session and space is limited. Please go to http://www.vitaexplorations.com/index.php?name=summer_a
for a further explanation of the workshop and a supply list...
please also feel free to contact me directly with any questions!

The Laguna Art Museum Auction One Hundred is Saturday Feb. 28th and they have asked me to be in it again this year! There is a great roster of artists this year and I am very honored to be asked back. Please check out their website for info regarding the night, tickets, and browse the online gallery of auction works including mine, "Apartment Pool" 24"x24" oil on wood  (scan to last page).

www.lagunaartmuseum.org