Los Angeles-based artist Raffi Kalenderian is known for his bold, color-saturated portraits that capture both the presence and psychology of his sitters. His work creates a dynamic tension between figures and their environments, where backgrounds become extensions of the subject’s identity. In recent years, he has expanded into expressive landscapes, infusing them with the same emotive depth.

Immortal Interiors is a design studio dedicated to creating timeless spaces by seamlessly blending vintage, repurposed, and functional pieces with modern design concepts. Founded by Lauren Raquel, whose background in art and psychology informs a unique approach to balance and comfort, the studio emphasizes sustainability by rehoming and reimagining home goods to reduce waste. The Immortal Interiors boutique embraces a darker aesthetic—Art Deco, Nouveau, Gothic, and Industrial—transforming forgotten treasures into enduring design statements.

Inspired by mid-century design, neon signs, and the urban landscape of LA, Dave Lefner brings a retro aesthetic to life through the meticulous craft of reduction linocut printmaking. Influenced by Picasso’s 1950s linocuts, Ed Ruscha, and the bold graphic design of vintage typography, Lefner’s work is a love letter to a bygone era. Each hand-carved print captures the essence of old-school craftsmanship, celebrating a time when design was bold, cars were sleek, and neon lit the night. Step into his world and take a road trip through the past—one print at a time.

Claudia Endler creates modern, minimalist jewelry that reflects a journey of self-discovery, clarity, and empowerment. Each piece has clean lines and intentional simplicity, allowing every element to shine without distraction. Inspired by the personal connection between jewelry and meaning.

Richard Allan Ankrom, 
Born in Seattle, Washington 1955.

Studied at Green River,
 Washington State and Orange Coast California Community Colleges.
 Currently maintaining studio and residence at the Brewery Artist Colony since 1995.

Internationally known for an art installation, film, freeway sign project called Guerrilla Public Service

With over 30 years of experience, Lisa Simone creates one-of-a-kind ceramic pieces, each crafted with precision and care. Using a combination of potter’s wheel and hand-building techniques, her work is fired to an impressive 2,381°F (Cone 10), ensuring durability and beauty. Every functional piece is microwave and dishwasher safe, designed for both artistry and everyday use.

Lisa’s deep knowledge of ceramics—honed through years as a studio lab tech, glaze maker, and kiln specialist—brings expertise to every step of her process. Having taught in colleges and private classes, she continues to share her passion for clay, shaping work that is as timeless as it is functional

Richard Allan Ankrom, 
Born in Seattle, Washington 1955.

Studied at Green River,
 Washington State and Orange Coast California Community Colleges.
 Currently maintaining studio and residence at the Brewery Artist Colony since 1995.

Internationally known for an art installation, film, freeway sign project called Guerrilla Public Service