Closing Reception of the Obverse Topography

Join me in the closing reception of the Obverse Topography Show this Saturday March 23rd, at 6pm
The Bungalow Building
727 pine ave
Long Beach, Ca

I will have prints available for sale of selected artworks.
And I will be photographing people for a new series. If you want to be in a painting, stop on by.
More details on new series soon.

Only a limited number of prints will be done. All are signed, dated and numbered. They are printed on high quality archival paper with a luster finish.
Size. 8"x10" in matted $20
8"x10" matted $25
You can preorder at through my email
Lozaprojects@gmail.com and I can make sure you get a lowered numbered print.

Sneek Peak Obverse Topographies

Sneak peek at a piece from my upcoming show.
I have not named all the pieces yet but I have been calling this one, Extended Magazine so I may stick with it. Enjoy.

Acrylic on Polytab(Parachute Cloth) on wood
29" x 30"

My friend Tommy posed for this painting.

Check out the show opening this Saturday at 6pm at the Bungalow Building @ 727 Pine Ave. in Downtown Long Beach
Open and Free to the public.
Mentioned in the Press-Telegram as well
HERE

Long Beach West Division Police Mural c2012 Jose Loza

This is a mural I just completed with the collaboration of the Long Beach Police Department and Development Services of Long Beach.
The West Division Police Mural is a commemoration the the West Side of Long Beach and the Long Beach Police Department. It reflects L.B.P.D.,community, and the industry of the west side of Long Beach.
The mural was painted off site at nearby Admiral Kid Park. We had weekly community participation with these painting workshops.

Artist assistant: Natalie Marquez
Technical Consultant: Guillermo Avalos
Installation Experts: Justo Ruiz, Jesus Chavez
Models:
Michael Arreola, Jennifer Banh, Carmen Estrada, Adolpho Estrada, Eva Huerta, Angel Cutno, and Steven Loza
This mural is located at the West Division Station in Long Beach, 1835 Santa Fe Ave.The mural commemorates community and police of the West Side.
Project Sponsored by the City of Long LongBeach Development Services and the Long Beach Police Department. Thank you to the community who attended the weekend workshops and helped in the production of the mural. Much appreciation to the models in the mural for giving the mural it's character.

West Division Station Mural c 2012 Long Beach, CA Jose M. Loza

Long Beach Police Department Chief of Police Jim McDonnel

Model: Eva Huerta

Models: Jennifer Banh & Angel Cutno

Carmen Estrada and Adolpho Estrada

Beach High Mural Dedication

I would like to invite you to the dedication of a mural I have been part of, as an instructor. The Beach High School Mural is a youth designed and produced project from start to finish. 

Students took a concept and created a design that best represents their school. 

Prior to the commencement of the mural, youth artists attended workshops to develop skills and ideas toward the goal of designing their own mural.

Over the course of 5 weeks, 40 student volunteers participated in the production of the mural. The 6 lead student artists involved from the beginning of the project have shown dramatic improvement in their attendance and ability to work as a team.

Sponsorship for the mural is made possible by Long Beach G.R.I.P. Project , Long Beach Unified School District, and the Cultural Alliance of Long Beach

Mural Dedication is Friday, May 25 at 11 A.M. on the Beach High School Campus

3701 E. Willow St. Long Beach, CA 90815