Art Below Turning Ad Space into Art Space at Grand Union Station
Halloween Art Opening at Culver City Masonic Lodge
We are now accepting submissions for the third edition of 'Art Below Los Angeles’ giving you the opportunity to have your art printed and displayed as a billboard poster in Grand Union Station from 29th October for two weeks.
Grand Union is California's largest and busiest station serving over 110,000 passengers a day and known as ‘America’s last great railway station’.
To celebrate and mark the opening of Art Below Los Angeles we are having a Halloween Art Party at the Masonic Lodge in Culver City on 31st October where all the artists work will be on show as framed limited edition prints.
Confirmed artists taking part include James Mylne, Ben Eine, Karen Bystedt, Katya Kan and the Art Wars initiative.
Grand Union is California's largest and busiest station serving over 110,000 passengers a day and known as ‘America’s last great railway station’.
To celebrate and mark the opening of Art Below Los Angeles we are having a Halloween Art Party at the Masonic Lodge in Culver City on 31st October where all the artists work will be on show as framed limited edition prints.
Confirmed artists taking part include James Mylne, Ben Eine, Karen Bystedt, Katya Kan and the Art Wars initiative.
Please click here to view guidelines on how to apply for ‘Art Below Los Angeles’ 2018.
Application is by email to submissions@artbelow.org.uk
Please apply with all the details as specified in the guidelines.
Click here to view photos of our massively succesful ‘Art Below Los Angeles’ held previously in February 2017 and featured artists including Ben Eine, Risk, Alison Jackson, Hayden Kays and a piece of Trump protest art by Anish Kapoor CBE.
Will it go over a cliff or will it be an empire? Like Hollywood, it’s very possible that LA’s new art scene could be the nexus to bring in the biggest art fairs, the biggest dollars and the biggest art scene in history. Huffington Post
From young upstart artists to big money blue chip galleries, art flippers and downtown dilettantes Los Angeles is fast becoming art's hottest centre. - Vice Magazine
