Grammy award-winning Ruslan Sirota has already traveled the world playing with some of the biggest names in Jazz and pop music. Coming from generations of musicians, Ruslan began to see music as a mission in itself, a source of passion at a really early age.

Ruslan has collaborated and toured the world with Josh Groban, Seal, Al Jarreau, Rachelle Ferrell, Ne-Yo, Marcus Miller, Stewart Copland, Brian McKnight, The LA philharmonic, and countless others.

Currently Ruslan is collaborating with more contemporary artists, Thundercat, Flying Lotus, whilst shaping his solo act.

Sebastian Curi

Bright and bold work reflects his training as an animator and graphic designer. He works in a pop style, employing cartoonish figures and playful compositions to describe ordinary scenes of life under the lens of a bright color palette. His experience allowed him to develop a unique style of illustration centering around quirky figures who live in their own super-stylised universe. 

Sometimes animated, his work bounces happily between funny little GIFs, huge colorful hands-on silkscreen prints or big murals where you can lose yourself in.  Commercially savvy, his work has been highlighted by brands like Apple, Zara, Venmo, The New York Times, Nike, Warby Parker, and Uber among many others.

Macarena Luzi
an independent self-taught artist living and working in Los Angeles, CA. Her multidisciplinary practice is centered around collage and image-making in the field of art, fashion, and commercial illustration. With a pop feeling and vibrant color palette, she bounces between painting, textile design, clothing collaborations, commercial illustration, and prints.

A retrospective of Jim Brock Photography will be on display at The Olympia Club, in Santa Monica through the month of March. The exhibit will cover Jim’s love of jazz and blues, roots and Americana, legacy music festivals including the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, the Newport Folk Festival and the Newport Jazz Festival and many other exceptional performances and musical moments of the past 20 years. The run will kick off with an opening reception on March 4th, featuring a live performance by the Ian Roller Trio. 

Christopher Sullivan is a contemporary Los Angeles artist who is painting portraits of streets that surrounds his life.

His Roads series is really an extension and continuation of his LA Over Under Freeway series. By using the materials of the streets themselves  - 5 different kinds of asphalt, glass microspheres, thermal paint and even street maintenance crews- he creates trenchant work that engages directly with the streets of LA. 

A lifelong car enthusiast himself, Sullivan plays with the twisted textures of pavement to create literal street art.

Stop by and view work by Mexican-American artist, Carlos Ramirez.

Carlos Ramirez’s work is ornamented with or contrived from found objects and steeped in Californaia’s Mexican-American experience through Catholic, political, and pop-culture references and symbolism. Much like Jean-Michel Basquiat, Ramirez employs a primitivist approach that resonates among his Mexican-American peers and those that have overcome adversarial hardships.

Canadian artist James Wyper was born in British Colombia in 1971, and raised in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, home of modernist painter William Perehudoff, whose work was particularly inspiring, and the excellent Mendel Art Gallery, which was an influential childhood sanctuary.

His bright, geometric paintings explore the idea that state-of-being (consciousness) is causal. They illustrate states of meditation, ecstasy, spontaneous spiritual realization, and transcendence. James' liminal paintings are active devices which emanate the energy of the intention of their making, and reflect to viewers their own state(s) of consciousness.

"Painters are the vessels through which their paintings are distilled. The aware painter puts their person in communion with (their) higher consciousness, perceives the painting, and expresses it. The painting then exists as the physical artifact of the artist's act of communion."

- James Wyper

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Professional dancer turned photographer currently living in Los Angeles, CA. He started his dance career at 19 years old. In 2015, while on his first world, he bought a camera in Amsterdam, Netherlands to document his journey. Today, after multiple world tours, his passion and new found love lies behind the camera.

Join us for Ricky Alvarez’s debut gallery showing.

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American artist, Chase Lock grew up writing graffiti, making his way into the fine arts after moving to Los Angeles California. Primarily figurative expressionism, working with oil paint.

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After a successful career as a commercial creative director working with some of the biggest brands of the world, Josh Rose turned his creative eye toward the work he loves most - concept-driven editorial and assignment photography. His unique eye and story-driven approach have made him one of the most sought-out new photographers leading him to shoots for brands like Nike, Ford, Major League Baseball, Leica, the LA Marathon, the Los Angeles Dance Project, Ember, Homeless Health Care and a variety of celebrity clients. ​

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