Abstract Painters

Michael Baroff

Susan Staudt

Animators

Sally Cruikshank

Graffitti Artists

Man One

Neon & Light Artists

Michael Flechtner

James Peterson

Linda Sue Price

Low Brow Artists

Kyle William Harper

Mixed Media Abstract Artists

Aline Mare

Representational Artists

Stella Dottir

Rene Holovsky

Peter Liashkov 

Sculptors

Michele Boyer

Bruce Cook

Surrealism Artists

Jean Jacques Bastarache

Rafael Buñuel

Secondary Market (collectible art)

One of the exhibitions at 208 Pier Ave in Santa Monica, RICO GALLERY.

Currently Julie Rico is creatively writing about her galleries. Additionally, she is writing art reviews. If you are an artist that is off the beaten path kind of person let Julie Rico know about your show or work. You might see her pop around to review your work. Below check out a couple of articles she wrote for the on-line magazine Arcade Project Zine in NYC.

About Julie Rico Gallery

Art Reviews by Julie Rico for Arcade Project Zine NYC :

The Real and Imaginary Bridges of Los Angeles Jan. 1, 2019

http://www.arcadeprojectzine.com/art/the-real-and-imaginary-bridges-of-la-by-julie-rico/

In The Belly of the Beast
http://www.arcadeprojectzine.com

Exciting news Mecum Auctions auctioned 5 prints from the series Jean Jacques Bastarache did with inimitable artist Ed "Big Daddy" Roth. Rare one of a kind prints with markings from Ed will be in the Harrisburg Pennsylvania Auction was held August 4. See the article and prints pg. 88-91. 

Ed Big Daddy Roth Prints Sold at Auction through MECUM CATALOGUE

https://monthly-digital.mecum.com/55.18.Mecum_Monthly_August_2018/index.html

https://www.mecum.com/lots/FR0119-349236/ed-big-daddy-roth-fishtail-burnout-gotta-have-it/

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