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Brewery Artwalk Open Studios is Nov. 7 & 8.
Bi-annual open studio event at the world’s largest artist complex with 300+ artists.
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For more than 40 years, Brewery artists have opened their doors to Los Angeles.   Every spring and fall, artists inside LA’s largest creative community open their working studios to the public for the Brewery Artwalk.   This fall, we’re asking visitors 18 and over to contribute $5 toward producing the event, so our artists can concentrate on what they do best: making art and sharing it with you.   Five dollars. Two days. 100+ artists. Thousands of works of art. One extraordinary weekend.   Explore open studios, meet the artists, buy work directly from the people who make it, and enjoy a beer garden, food trucks and more.   November 7 + 8 · 11am–6pm   Free parking · Under 18 free · Free for residents of 90031, 90033 & 90023 with ID. 📸: @bfa & Brewery artists #breweryartwalk #breweryartistlofts #whereartlives #losangeles #openstudios by @breweryartwalk
The Making of the Fall 2026 Brewery Art Walk Poster by Angie Jones The idea began in 2024, when I created four posters inspired by walking through the Brewery in different seasons. The fall version was selected. When Lauren asked me to create a new poster for 2026, the BAC wanted a fresh concept. Instead of repeating the feet from 2024 or using the familiar smokestack, I chose the iconic elevated catwalk in the center of the compound, seen through the eyes of someone walking through Art Walk. I began in Procreate on my iPad, usually late at night in bed while watching a movie. Having lived at the Brewery for 16 years, I wanted to sketch from memory first, rather than be tied to photographs. Later, I found a photo of the catwalk and translated it into bold silhouettes in Illustrator, choosing what to keep, simplify, or leave out. The winding blue path reminded me of the L.A. River. For the visitor, I found a photo of a man with a backpack, flipped his feet to get the pose I wanted, and redrew him in my own colors and shapes. The BAC asked for artwork instead of a backpack, so I gave him a canvas. As my mother always said, “Haste makes waste.” Under the deadline, I drew the stretcher bars on the back of the canvas wrong. As a painter, I should know better! I corrected them later. I also explored a simpler smokestack design and Brewery Art Walk wordmark for the postcard. The committee decided to use the finished poster on its front and requested a black-and-white back, so I echoed the poster’s angular silhouettes. Finally, after more than 30 years working in animation and visual effects, I wanted to bring the poster to life. I separated the figure, created a walk cycle in Moho 2D animation software, and finished it in Premiere with a bird silhouette flying in the distance, footsteps, and instrumental music. I used Wondershare UniConverter to pillarbox the vertical 9:16 animation into a 4:5 format for Instagram’s carousel. Tools: Procreate (iPad), Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Moho, Adobe Premiere Pro, Motion Array, Wondershare UniConverter, and ChatGPT (for organizing ideas and writing this caption). by @breweryartwalk
We are so excited to show you our gorgeous new gallery opening this fall! Make sure to stop by and see the official Brewery Artwalk Group Show! 🗓️ November 7 & 8 ⏰ 11am-6pm 📍 612b Moulton Contact: Gallery Director Lauren Raquel 💌lauren@breweryartwalk.com #breweryartwalk #breweryartistlofts #breweryartists #losangelesgallery #brewerylife by @breweryartwalk
Meet the artists: Cosette Grider Visit Cosette at Praxis Ave gallery during Brewery Artwalk & Open Studios - November 7th & 8th Cosette is Inspired by bold color, retro style, the energy of nature, and inspiring women. During Brewery Artwalk Open Studios she is showing an eclectic mix of originals and prints. Her collection is welcoming to both the community of artists and art lovers, sharing a wide variety of work for every taste. #breweryartwalk #breweryartistlofts #whereartlives #losangeles #openstudios by @breweryartwalk
Drawing, No. 005 (2026) Acrylic on Canvas 26.63” x 19.75” New work back from the framer. These “drawings” are acrylic paint on canvas. The frames are eucalyptus, made in Italy and assembled in Chinatown, LA. Come, check them out at next weekend’s @breweryartwalk November 7 & 8, 11 AM – 6 PM both days. Info at www.breweryartwalk.org #losangeles #contemporaryart #breweryartwalk #artstudio #painting by @breweryartwalk
This weekend! Join us for the Fall Artwalk! Saturday and Sunday, November 7 and 8, 11-6. Entry is $5; you can pay in advance at breweryartwalk.org. @breweryartwalk #breweryartwalk #openstudios #seeartinla by @breweryartwalk
Next weekend!! Brewery Artwalk Open Studios is happening! Visit the gallery to see amazing art by Nicola, Tanner Goldbeck, My Steange Honey, Bloomer, Bryn Williams and Natasha Jordan! @breweryartwalk #breweryartwalk #artgallery #whereartlives #artconsultant #interiordesigner by @breweryartwalk
You won’t believe it, but Artwalk is here again! I’m excited to open my studio and welcome you back to see my recent work. It’s been a wonderfully busy year, with solo exhibitions at William Turner Gallery and the Museum of Latin American Art, a group exhibition at LACMA, and now The Warriors on view at The California Endowment as my new project, The Warriors Journey, takes shape. Come say hello, explore the studio, and see what I’ve been working on. I’d love to see you! Saturday & Sunday, November 7–8, 2026 642 Moulton Avenue, Studio E19 Los Angeles, CA 90031 #artwalk #lacma #molaa #williamturnergallery #laartist by @breweryartwalk
You can map to either of these addresses to get there. Brewery Arts Complex, 2100 N. Main St., Los Angeles Shoebox Projects, 660 S. Ave. 21 # 3, Los Angeles #breweryartwalk #shoeboxarts #losangelesartist #openstudios by @breweryartwalk
Brewery Artwalk✨Open Sudios November 7 & 8, 11am - 6pm @breweryartwalk #breweryartwalk by @breweryartwalk
Meet the artists: Charles Swenson Visit Charles and his studio during Brewery Artwalk & Open Studios - November 7th & 8th Charles Swenson was born and raised in Los Angeles, attending both the Art Center and the Chouinard Art Institute where he graduated with honors. He has been making art and animation all his life. Swenson’s first work experience was with the Charles Eames’ design office where he worked as a junior designer and all around apprentice, doing everything from puppet design to the construction of a multi-plane camera for the 17-screen computer controlled film made for the IBM Exhibition for the 1965-66 New York World’s Fair. He next went to work for Filmfair, a Los Angeles commercial production company, taking a position as principal animation designer in the place of Jimmy Murakami. When Murakami started a production company of his own with partner Fred Wolf, Swenson joined them, in time becoming a partner in what would become Murakami/Wolf/Swenson. Here, Swenson worked on a large variety of projects from commercials to theatrical releases. His work for television includes: Harry Nillson’s The Point, (ABC’s first Movie of the Week) Peter Yarrow’s Puff the Magic Dragon and Strawberry Shortcake, The Blinkins and Carlton Your Doorman. Theatrically during this period, Swenson’s feature work included: The Magic Pear Tree, his first short film and an Academy Award nominee in 1968, as well as The Naked Ape for Universal, Dirty Duck for New World Pictures, and The Mouse and His Child for Sanrio. Mr. Swenson left Los Angeles for San Francisco to join John Korty on his LucasFilm project Twice Upon A Time, using a computer controlled, cut-out technique that was highly acclaimed. Swenson currently divides his time between painting, a life-long passion, and his various projects in development, both here and abroad. Swenson also sits on the Board of Directors of the Chouinard Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to bringing low-cost, high-quality art education to the inner-city youth of Los Angeles. #breweryartwalk #breweryartistlofts #whereartlives #losangeles #openstudios by @breweryartwalk
Visit our Open Studios this coming Saturday and Sunday 
Nov. 7 & 8, 11am-6pm both days
see: @breweryartwalk and breweryartwalk.org We’d to see you in studio 304 in the 600 Moulton Ave. building. There will be maps to find all the studios you want to check out. LOTS of artists (like 104) will be opening their spaces!
 Contemporary art, historic architecture, strange and inspiring art studios, food trucks, and the option to buy original artwork directly from artists. There will be a beer garden in the center of the complex and an assortment of food trucks on Avenue 21. 
As a suggestion, consider starting your artwalk off with a visit to the BRAND NEW, really fabulous and huge Brewery Artwalk main gallery at 612B Moulton Avenue (it will be on the maps once you’re on site) to get a taste of what’s in store for you as you wander. It’s kind of a preview show for the artwalk at large. 
Brewery Artwalk & Open Studios
2100 N. Main St.
Los Angeles, CA 90031 
Admission is now $5 to help cover the considerable costs of putting on the event and tickets (which can be purchased in advance at breweryartwalk.org/tickets or onsite during the event) are good for both days. Admission is free for children 17 years and under and for people who can show valid ID with residence in zip codes 90031, 90033 or 90023. 
Parking is free in the UPS lot at the end of Moulton Avenue but fills quickly—ride share is recommended. 
If you want to hop on my mailing list, please dm your email address ⭐️

See you soon! #contemporaryart #openstudios #losangeles #art #breweryartwalk by @breweryartwalk

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