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Currently our restaurant/gallery is decorated with art work of American and International artists. You will have the opportunity to enjoy, learn more about international, American artists, at One World Eats and yes, you may purchase the ones you see and other works of art from the artist’s great line of other works, at ONE WORLD EATS.
PRESENTED WORK
1. "KABLOOM", Acrylic on wood panel, 24"x 18"---$1,800
2. "DUENDE", Acrylic on wood panel, 24" x 24"---$2,000
3. "ZAMBRA", Acrylic on wood panel, 24"x24"--$2000
4. "PASADAS" Acrylic on wood panel 20"x20"---$1,500
5. "OCEANO ROMANTICO" Acrylic/wood panel 24"x24" --$2,000
ARTISTS 
Vera Arutyunyan - Vera is a contemporary painter who creates abstract works through a unique handling of and flow for figurative expressions that are both emotionally and spiritually charged. Her works are a clash of emotions, which are extremely apparent in the artist’s brave brushstrokes and vibrant colors. Vera’s art is a narrative of her own world and simultaneously reveals her very soul to the world. Vera Arutyunyan has participated in a range of different exhibits and shows and topics in the United States, as well as abroad. Her art work has generated great interest among local and foreign art lovers. Her latest exhibition is in Paris, France, at the Louvre. She has also presented her works in many European countries. Her popularity in relatively short time is a manifestation of her depth and courage. One look at her paintings and you will know, she is unique and original. 
Hideo Sakata - was born in Nagasaki, Japan. As a small child, he witnessed the atomic bombing of his native island. Life would never be the same for this internationally acclaimed artist, curator, and benefactor. He is the chairperson of international artists group, Lantern of East, Los Angeles (LELA) and for the past twenty seven years he has organized international exhibitions, art workshops for disabled children all over the world, teaching them to create art despite their disabilities and to learn about other cultures, and peoples through art. Every year, artists from all over the world participate in similar charitable ventures, through LELA, introducing their ethnic art, cultural ideals to other nations, spreading peace and high morals between nations. Hideo Sakata has become an international phenomenon, not only as a great artist of his own right, but also, as an ambassador of artistic good will between nations. Sakata’s art is a spiritual manifestation of his essence and character. His colors are soft, penetrating and illuminating. Sakata has exhibited his work all over the world receiving rave reviews and great respect for his lifetime contribution to the dissemination of good will and cooperation between artists of the world. 
Norma Jean Squires - Born in Toronto, Canada, Norma Jean Squires is an artist, writer, curator and a dancer. Her paintings/sculptures have been exhibited nationally and internationally, among them at Martha Jackson Gallery, New York City; a solo at the East Hampton Gallery in New York City; MOMA’s Lending Library; Gallery Moos, Toronto; Galeria Vandres, Madrid, Spain; La Jolla Museum of Art; Newport Harbor Art Museum, and more recently Nagasaki Museum, Japan; Pyong Taek City, Korea; Chonburi University, Bangkok, Thailand; Museo del Puerto, Ensenada, Mexico: Fine Art Museum, Yerevan, Armenia and Atelier Gronard, Paris, France. The Artist completed B.F.A. at The Cooper Union in New York City, Squires worked on sectional bronze sculptures. These eventually evolved into colorful, wall-sized kinetic constructions……..wooden columns that rotated at speeds as slow as ¼ rpm.
After a move to Los Angeles, and a Master’s degree in Art, her focus changed to painting and has remained so to the present. Her work is in such public collections as Sterling Forest Gardens, New York Warner Bros. Records, Burbank, CA., City Investing, New York City, Seimans Pacesetter Systems, L. A., the Redwood City Public Library, CA., the Perkins Building, City of Glendale, etc. 
Hannah Gold - Raised in West Los Angeles, Hannah Gold grew up in a creative environment with a fascination for a variety of art forms. Her career path would take her first into entertainment where, as a 20-year veteran of the film and television industry, Hannah’s professional highlights included seven comedy films and numerous sports specials for television. Having already been an avid art collector for a number of years (with an eclectic collection rich in paintings, sculptures and African antiquities), the transition from film to art was a natural…..and with this change, Hannah fulfilled her desire and need for expression.
“Sculpting and painting gives me a voice…one that reflects my inner emotions and thoughts.” Autodidactic as a painter, Hannah discovered a unique sense of texture, style and color. This resulted in an initial series of impressive geometric flavored paintings (which her friends and colleagues now refer to as her “geo” period). From there, she began to experiment with interesting slants on more traditional themes: florals, seascapes and female forms.
On the sculpting front, after three years of study with Angelo Allen, Hannah went on to produce a prolific assortment of pieces, most of which have already found their way into the homes of private collectors. Opting for a glazed terra-cotta format, some of her more recent pieces have featured a striking “melted crystal” look, which is created during the glazing phase of each piece. These remain one of her most popular commissions.
Studying oil painting at the University of Judaism in Los Angeles, Hannah’s art has continued to develop, as she considers herself just as much a work in progress as her rapidly expanding portfolio.
“I am most stimulated by beauty, so no matter where I am, I can always find a place to study and become inspired”.
Hannah resides in Mammoth Lakes and Marina del Rey, California. |
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