A breathtaking loft space owned and operated by the artist himself. Reynolds specializes in mixed-media canvasses and sculpture, and uses anything and everything from bamboo and fiberglass to bicycle wheels to create fantasy boats, planes and works that explore themes including mass consumerism, corporate culture, war and religion. Open by appointment only.
Robert Reynolds Gallery
Downtown Los Angeles & Boyle Heights
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