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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Galleries for Good Art Exhibit ‘Juxtaposed’ to Benefit Children’s Hospital Los Angeles

Torrance, CA – May 28, 2024 – Ace Tiger Gallery proudly presents “Juxtaposed: Brunswick & Wheeler,” an art exhibit featuring the works of Michael Brunswick and Randy Wheeler. This exhibit, running from June 1 to June 30, 2024, offers a unique blend of abstract and representational art, with a portion of the proceeds supporting Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, a nonprofit leader in pediatric health care.

Artistic Journey

The “Juxtaposed” exhibit weaves a narrative that links the artists’ works. Picture a gaucho roaming the vast Patagonian landscape, central to Wheeler’s art. As he traverses the rugged terrain, he comes upon a portal—an abstract piece by Brunswick—transporting him and his horse to modern-day Los Angeles. Intersection by intersection, he follows signs in the sky and on the ground, leading him to Ace Tiger Gallery in Torrance, California. This imaginative journey underscores the dynamic interplay between the past and present, the representational and the abstract.

About the Artists

Michael Brunswick, originally from Toronto, brings his abstract expressions inspired by the vibrant landscapes of California. His works are portals to introspection, inviting viewers to explore their own interpretations through dynamic color and texture.
Randy Wheeler offers deeply evocative landscapes and portraits rooted in his experiences in Patagonia and his personal relationships. His detailed representational art captures the essence of his subjects with profound emotional resonance.

Galleries for Good

The “Juxtaposed“ exhibit marks the launch of “Galleries for Good,” an initiative that merges art with philanthropy. Twenty percent of all art sales from the exhibit will directly benefit CHLA, supporting their mission to provide critical healthcare to children, foster scientific breakthroughs, and train future pediatric healthcare practitioners.

Featured Works

Exhibit Details

  • Public Opening:
    June 1, 2024
  • Location:
    Ace Tiger Gallery
    24411 Hawthorne Blvd, Torrance, CA 90505
  • Exhibit Duration:
    June 1 – June 30, 2024
Produced by John Picard
The exhibit is produced by John Picard, a visionary designer whose notable projects include the Ashes and Snow Global Tour.

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Early Morning

by Randy Wheeler
A serene Patagonian landscape in soft pastel on linen.

Two of Us

by Michael Brunswick
An abstract interplay of light and texture in oil on canvas.

Tres Amigos

by Randy Wheeler
Three figures standing against a rugged Patagonian landscape. This painting holds special meaning for Wheeler as it was the first painting he finished that he felt was truly significant, with input from his close friend and advisor, Jeff Watts.

Why Attend

Visitors to the “Juxtaposed” exhibit will experience a powerful visual narrative that juxtaposes the raw beauty of distant lands with the intricate depths of human emotion. This unique event not only celebrates art but also contributes to a noble cause, helping to fund critical pediatric care at CHLA.

Join Us

Experience the transformative power of art and philanthropy. Join us at Ace Tiger Gallery from June 1 to June 30, 2024, and support Children’s Hospital Los Angeles.

About Ace Tiger Gallery

Ace Tiger Gallery is committed to showcasing innovative and thought-provoking art. Located in Torrance, CA, the gallery offers a dynamic space for artists to present their work and engage with the community. To learn more, visit acetiger79.com.

About Galleries for Good

Galleries for Good is revolutionizing the art market by ensuring that every artwork sold directly supports a cause. Our mission is simple yet powerful: “Transforming art into impact.” We partner with artists, galleries, and organizations to create a sustainable model where art serves as a catalyst for positive change. To learn more, visit GalleriesforGood.org.
Press Contact:
Andres Acosta
pr@galleriesforgood.org
(310) 963-2318

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“We’re trying to change the way people think about art,” says Randy Wheeler. “It’s great to be able to paint, but to be able to help someone at the end of it is pretty incredible.”
“Beauty can be found in the work, in their process, practice, and final product,” adds Michael Brunswick. “It’s not just about the superficial nature of the final picture but about the journey of creation.”