Due to popularity we extended our weekend pop up show with the outstanding artworks from Jon Salvador Gascon and Carol Holdengraber, their works will be still on view until Friday Sept. 22nd.
Jon Salvador Gascon
Both Artists displaying a verity of prints that are also for sale.
Carol Holdengraber will showcase more of her fine art in our October show as well.
For sales information feel free to contact Jana Lynch at [email protected]
We like to send a huge shout out to all the amazing and prolific Artists who came to paint live at our first ” Paint at the Patio ” event.
It was a huge success with great performance from local musician to belly dancer and spontaneous poetry performance.
Thank you to all the Artsfactory artist who came out to open their studios to the public and set outside there paint stations to live paint, talk to the audience and give helpful advice.
We are looking forward to the next 3rd Sunday for a new fresh “Paint at the Patio”.
If you like to be part of the performance, paint live or entertain the crowed, please contact us and we will forward you all the information needed.
See you at the Artsfactory at Jana’s Redroom. Open 7 days the week 11 a.m. – 7p.m.
Theresa Lucero is one of our longtime residence Artist, in her 6 month Angle ( residence artist ) time she showed us many of her diverse styles. We are showcasing momentary a very fairy tale inspired show.
Her artworks are very detailed oriented and inviting to take a close up look.
To see her artworks visit us 7 days a week 11a.m. – 7 p.m. We are shipping all showcased artworks , to get more information on any showing artist or the past or momentary show, please contact Jana Lynch at [email protected] 
We are proud to announce our 1st “Artists pop up show ” at Jana’s Redroom. This weekend Sept.16/17 only from 11 a.m. – 7p.m. You will have a change to meet and greet the Artists on both days between 1p.m. – 3 p.m.
Carol Holdengraber. Carol is one of our constant returning showing artist in the Gallery. She has a very fine realistic style and most of her artworks being you into a calming scenery. Some of her painting are reflections of travel memories. Her artworks is mainly acrylic on canvas.
Jon Salvador Gascon. Jon is a very colorful graphic oriented painter. He not only paints on paper and canvas he also in involved in many outdoor mural and graphity projects.
All artworks are up for sale, shipping is available , for more information please contact Jana Lynch at [email protected]
Taco Huevos and Urban Lounge Presents:
Jana’s RedRoom is hosting a Painters, Poets and Performance Open Mic event!
FREE event, OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Fun social gathering!
This event is every 3rd Sunday of the month kicking off on Sunday
September 16 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the patio at The Artsfactory.
107 E Charleston, Las Vegas NV 89104
All fine artists, spoken word performers, musicians and visual artists are
welcome to participate. Painters are encouraged to set up a paint station and meet the public.
No submission fee
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If you like to showcase your special talent, paint on the patio, like to read poetry or entertain the public in any way … please contact Jana : [email protected]
Be sure to join us inside at Jana’s RedRoom for a special collaborating artists solo show – every 3rd Sunday of the month from 1 to 3 pm.
(This is a family event so no bad language or sexual visuals allowed on the patio )
Peg Ashman is one of our outstanding residence artist ( Angels)
During her 6 month residency she changed her styles and vibrate color play on canvas and with mixed medium monthly. It is always a pleasure and joy to see her newest art collection.
On view is this month is a collection of vibrant color play abstract canvas artworks, with a bit of summer ending and start of autumn color influence. 
See these artworks until the end of September. If you like what you see we are shipping all artworks , for more detailes please contact Jana Lynch at [email protected]
“Bird” mixed media $200
Methods
Adam Frus creates art with molten glass, a liquid medium that comes out of a furnace at more than 2100 degrees Fahrenheit. It is a temperature that can light you on fire without even touching it. After gathering the correct quantity of glass to work with, Adam begins adding coloration to his work. The colors are all derived of glass, crushed to different particle sizes and then applied to the molten surface of the piece that he is working on. Then, through continuous reheating and shaping, the process of coaxing that mass of molten glass into a specific form begins. Adam uses a combination of traditional glass blowing techniques and new, glass sculpting techniques, to create the final forms. Sculptural pieces are created using a hand held torch to soften specific areas of the glass which can then be manipulated with steel tools. Adam does not use molds to create his work. Each piece is crafted individually.
Biography Adam Frus is a glass artist, mineral collector and geology enthusiast. He was first introduced to glass in 1997 at Jacksonville University in Florida. Since that time, he has worked professionally with glass in Florida, Arizona, New Mexico and Nevada. Adam has studied glass informally, but has had the opportunity to work with Italian and American masters, honing his skills through various jobs, workshops and assistantships. Frus has lent his skills in glass blowing, glass sculpting, teaching and equipment fabrication to many emerging and established studios throughout the southwest. He is always striving to help improve the glass scene wherever he goes. In addition to his experiences in glass, Adam also has a B.S. in Geology from Arizona State University, which he earned in 2007. After graduating, he became an Artist in Residence at the Mesa Arts Center between 2009 and 2011. There, he began exploring ways to combine his scientific background and interests into his glass work. During those same years, he cofounded a mobile glass blowing studio and began touring with it. Then, in 2011, Frus branched out and built his own glass studio where he practices his art form today.
James Dingman on his 3 pieces in the Lobby
The three panel piece in the lobby is called Saint Michael the Archangel. It is a photograph, reproduced 3 times with different treatments. I am very happy with how the piece turned out.
I took the photo in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico a couple of weeks ago. I was fascinated by the play of light on a glass brick and shot it from a bit of a distance with my Google Nexus P smartphone. I like going for the abstract in photography – shooting the essence of something versus the reality of it – and I find blowing up a tiny image often accomplishes that. I tend to get good results with my phone – better sometimes than with my big digital SLR – because the quality is not quite as good. That little downgrade permits more imagination in working the photo. The original cropped image, before manipulation was about 500 pixels square. You see: I love extreme close-ups, extreme blow-ups and repurposed bad images!
I knew I wanted these BIG and I wanted themon fabric. I kept thinking about Keith Haring’s first show at Tony Schafrazi’s gallery in New York. He’d been doing chalk drawings in the subways, but Tony convinced him to go big and go colorful. The paintings for that show were huge and done on vinyl tarps, hung by the grommets in the edges. I wanted to do something like that – a kind of low tech approach to presenting the photos. I considered printing on tarp – something I’ve done before – but that produces a shiny plastic image. I wanted something softer.
Lots of vendors print on canvas. Usually, what that means is they print on paper and them thermo-bond the paper to the fabric. The result looks like a paper print with a texture. I didn’t want that. Some high quality printers print directly on canvas – more like a giclee – but are very expensive. I dug and dug and found a vendor in LA that specializes
in banners. They also offer ‘Fine Art Printing on Canvas’ but without all of the goo gahs of stretchers and frames. To them it’s just a high quality banner – and that’s exactly the look I wanted.
I abandoned the grommet idea for hanging and had them stitch 3″ pockets top and bottom so that I could hang them from dowels. This proved an excellent choice because the dowels keep the fabric straight and provide enough weight so that they hang properly.
The piece (it is one piece – a kind of triptych) is called ‘Saint Michael the Archangel.’ The title came to me as I was working over the photo. After all, I shot it in San Miguel – Spanish for Saint Michael. But more than that, it’s what the image said to me. Michael is one of the head angels. He is a fierce warrior – in fact, it is he that defeats Satan in the final battle – and he is usually depicted weilding a sword, vanquishing evil. But it is more than that. He’s also the protector of the people of Israel – the Jews. And he is the angel who comes to you when you are dying, helps you weigh your life, offers salvation and then gently carries you across to the other side. There is a gentle wisdom behind that sword. He is the best kind of warrior.
‘Saint Michael the Archangel’ says Peace, Kindness,Wisdom and Strength tome. That’s what I see and feel. I have priced it at $1,000 for the full set and would consider selling the individual panels for $400.
If you like to buy one or all 3 panels we are shipping, for sales information please contact Jana Lynch at [email protected]
Congratulations Jessica Terris you are the winner of the “Call for Artist” Light competitions to showcase your artworks at Jana’s Redroom in the month of October.
Jessica Terries artworks are a labor of detailed acrylic on canvas artworks, and we can’t wait to see her beautiful artworks on the front Panel for the October show.
If you like to be submit artworks for the November show Call for Artist Theme” Darkness” contact Jana for submission rules Jana Lynch at [email protected]
Jana’s RedRoom is hosting a California Costal Cruise.
Los Angeles California – Santa Barbara California – Ensenada, Mexico – Los Angeles
This is what you will have to know to book your cabin to be apart of our group. The more cabins we book with this code TSH – the more room credit we each will get. You will recieve an agenda of where I will be on the ship and what excursions I will be taking. But mostly I will be around the pool painting – because that’s what I like to do.
Please provide me with Cabin number once you’ve booked.
Kevin and my room is A236 we got the protection plan and all taxes for $916 total – you can make payments on our cruise. You have to pay $138 to hold our room and have until Jan. 21st 2018 to pay off the balance. This fee includes EVERYTHING, except alcohol, excurtions and room tip.
Here’s what you will need: Princess Phone number: 1-800-774-6237 Online booking please click here
Group Name: Jana’s RedRoom
GROUP # TSH
Voyage Code: R814
Ship: Ruby Princess
Departure Date: March 22 2018
Destination: California Coastal
My Room: A236
Dining code is AHF: Please BOOK the late seating at 8:15 pm so we can be together for dinner meals – if you want a seat at my table tell them code AHF. This is the code also to book yourself on the same excursions that I have booked – so far I’ve booked NO excurtions.
If you BOOK TODAY you will get a room close to mine. You can book up to one month in advance of cruise date or until the boat is full.
You can book the cruise by calling 1-800-774-6237 or at http://www.princess.com. We each get $25 room credit as of today – But the more we book using Code TSH the more room credit everyone gets.
There are 16 rooms near me available
DAY OF CRUISE: We will meet somewhere like South Point Casino at 6 am on the morning of March 22 to drive towards Los Angeles, Cali. We will all carivan to Long Beach together. For carpool arrangements and maybe cabin room mates contact me.
View general port information
San Pedro Pier 93
Los Angeles World Cruise Ctr
100 Swinford Avenue
Ship @ Port Of San Pedro
check In 1:00pm-3:00pm
If you need more information feel free to contact Jana Lynch at [email protected]