Showing posts with label Raul Reyna. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Raul Reyna. Show all posts

May 21, 2018

Canapo Art Gallery ~ Latin artists showcase

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The Canapo Art Gallery was opened in 1994 by Carlos Porras in Carmel-by-the-Sea. It featured Latin Art from Italy, Spain, France as well as artists from Mexico, Chile, Peru and the rest of Latin America.       

In addition to world-famous artists such as Frida Kahlo, David Alfaro Siqueiros, Diego Rivera and Francisco Zuniga, other artists featured were Andrea Yomtob, Carlos Bahamon, Angela Gonzalez, Chantelle Allan, Michele Rushfeldt, Wagner Bueno de Souza and the motorcycle sculptures of Raul Reyna (link below).     

The gallery is no longer open but the Reyna sculptures can now be seen at the Eagle Iron & Leather Shop at Moss Landing (links to both below).     
      

     
Neo-Magic Realism: Anima Transcendent         
Canapo Art Gallery poster by Andrea Yomtob
     

On Saturday, October 19th, 2013, the exhibition, "In Tune", opened at the gallery (link below). It featured the art of Carlos Bahamon and Wagner Bueno de Souza.           


“Hey New York Lovers” by Carlos Bahamon




"When It Raina It Pours" by Wagner Bueno de Souza

 
"Red Car" by Wagner Bueno de Souza


 
"Firestone Tires" by Wagner Bueno de Souza 





artists shown @ the gallery


"Adrianna" Oil on Canvas, 40x30, by Chantelle Allan 





“Venezia” Acrylic on canvas, Gondola in mosaic,
36 x 48, by Angela Gonzalez





"Glance" Oil on canvas, 5"x12", by Michele Rushfeldt 2013




"That Look" Oil on canvas, 38 x 12, by Michele Rushfeldt






"Painting” by Andrea Yomtob






 "Walrug Mug" oil on canvas 24 x 30, by Michele Rushfeldt





"Here Today" oil on canvas, 24" x 24", by Chantelle Allan




"Tattoo" Oil on canvas, 40x30, by Chantelle Allan 





Andrea Yomtob painting at the Canapo Art Gallery




        
Viewfinder links:     
           
Moss Landing          
        
Net links:     
           
Eagle Iron & Leather Shop     
Montery County Now ~ "In Tune" @ Canapo Art Gallery          
        
      
           
Styrous® ~ Monday, May 21, 2018       
      
           













May 17, 2018

Beemer Memory 22: the Eagle Iron & Leather Shop

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Last month I experienced a motorcycle flashback when the Eagle Iron & Leather Shop popped up while I was on my way to shoot the power plant at Moss Landing (link below).      


Moss Landing power plant on the right in the VERY far distance


photos by Styrous®


While the bike shop itself was a lotta fun to stop in and look around, it was the Raul Reyna motorcycle sculptures (link below) in front and around the building that had first snagged my eye.

The larger-than-life-size motorcycle sculptures, as demonstrated by the photo below with the man on the right, (he's for real, not part of the sculpture) were created by Mexican artist, Raul Reyna, from recycled material: found metal, horse shoes, old liscence plates, etc. They are absolutely amazing!   

  










I got a chance to talk to Risë who was in the shop at the time and she told me about the artist who created the sculptures which run from $26,000 and up; she said they don't sell very many of them but it was ok as they brought in customers.            


Raul Reyna sculpture inventory sheet
photos by Styrous®


She showed me around the store which has all the great stuff you would expect to find in a bike shop, however, in addition to the usual items . . .
















. . . there were some off-the-wall ones as well . . .







Risë told me interesting and funny stories about motocycles, about this and that and we had a great time. All in all, it was a load of fun and before I left, I bought a leather vest that, when I wear it, I'll remember her, the Eagle Iron & Leather Shop and especially the Raul Reyna motorcycles.    


Eagle Iron & Leather Shop
Highway 1 & N Struve Rd,
Moss Landing, CA 95039
Ernie Buck (Manager) 




Viewfinder links:  
    
Moss Landing      
Moss Landing Power Plant   
Moss Landing articles      
Raul Reyna motorcycle sculptures      
     
Net link:         
       
Eagle Iron & Leather Shop      
     
              
         
         
Styrous® ~ Thursday, May 17, 2018    
       

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April 25, 2013

Beemer Memories ~ articles

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Beemer Memory 1 ~ the end & the beginning

Beemer Memory 2 ~ Realizations

Beemer Memory 3 ~ Beginnings

Beemer Memory 4 ~ Leatherneck, S. F., 1977

Beemer Memory 5 ~ Leatherneck, Pillow & a Hungry i

Beemer Memory 6 ~ corn dogs 'n nieces

Beemer Memory 7 ~ the last run 

Beemer Memory 8 ~ Drummer Magazine  

Beemer Memory 9 ~ Well Made of California       

Beemer Memory 10 ~ 1977 CARNIFAIR ~ dancin' for the Seamen  

Beemer Memory 11 ~ Leatherneck posters     

Beemer Memory 12 ~ Forty years on with No Name     

Beemer Memory 20 ~ Protest poster ~ another deja vu      

Beemer Memory 21 ~ Pillow (She-Beast) & The Hungry i       

Beemer Memory 22 ~ The Eagle Iron & Leather Shop         

Beemer Memory 23 ~ Raul Reyna motorcycle sculptures          

Beemer Memory 24 ~ motorcycle gauntlets ~ 1972     

Beemer Memory 25 ~ Hangin' out at the Hungry i                 

Beemer Memory 26 ~ Vangelis, 666, Pillow & me at the Hungry i     

Beemer Memory 27 ~ Jim Stewart ~ photographer & Friend          

Beemer Memory 28 ~ Hungry i articles           

Beemer Memory 29 ~ Marilyn @ the Hungry i            

Beemer Memory 33 ~ Tom of Finland     

Beemer Memory 34 ~ Crescent Beach & French Fries   

Beemer Memory 35 ~ Carol Doda, the Condor Club & a hungry i   

       

Green links in the articles lead to more information about the article.
 
1972 BMW R60/5 motorcycle "Toaster" tank
photo by Styrous©
(click on image to see larger size)


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