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New collection by Aaron Coleman
We now have a new collection of paintings by artist Aaron Coleman. At first glance, Aaron’s work resembles polished marble, but closer inspection reveals layers of intricately dispersed paint embedded in a thick layer of clear resin. His paintings are philosophical abstractions of micro and macrocosms of nature, inspired by colors and patterns of the…
New Collection of Paintings by Aaron Coleman
Artist Aaron Coleman has been busy creating in his studio in Kansas City. He arrived to Laguna Beach for the new year with a great collection of new resined abstract paintings for which he is known. In this collection we have some of his newly evolved pieces which have a beautiful, soft matte finish. Aaron…
“Energies of the California Coast” by Brooke Harker
We are now featuring our newest artist Brooke Harker and her series “Energies of the California Coast”. Thanks to all who attended the opening and helped make Brooke’s debut to the gallery a success. Click here to learn more about Brooke Harker and see our collection of her impressive paintings. We wish Brook a bon voyage at the…

Brooke Harker completes Italian residency with museum exhibition
Artist Brooke Harker recently returned from a five month residency in Frosinone, Italy, near Rome. She was invited by Alfio Borghese , curator of Villa Comunale di Frosinone, to reside and paint for a solo exhibition at his museum. Her exhibit, titled “Una Prospettiva Eclettica” (An Eclectic Perspective) consisted of 14 paintings of Los Angeles and 6 paintings…
New Paintings By Martin Beaupre
We have a great new collection of original paintings by Martin Beaupré. Geisha’s, monks, abstracts and even an angel, a la Beaupré. See the whole collection here or visit Lu Martin Galleries in Laguna Beach to see them in person. They are magnificent!
“Lava Falls, Grand Canyon” by Brad Elsberry
We just received this magnificent 40×60 inch painting by California artist Brad Elsberry depicting the Grand Canyon and the Lava Falls Rapid below, the most severe rapid of the Grand Canyon. The Lava Falls are so called because of the “frozen” cascades of lava that once flowed into the canyon from a nearby volcano. Brad…

