This month, we will be featuring Kenneth Tyger and he will be here in the flesh to talk about his painting process and all of his works. (More about Kenneth posted below)
We'll also have returning local artists as well as new artists with a huge variety of works for sale and for all to view.
Entrance is free! Drinks will be served at an additional contribution.
Attendees are welcome to arrive at anytime and stay for however long until the event is over. The artists will be present to answer any questions about purchasing one of their artworks.
After the art show, we are hosting our monthly dinner and entertainment event at the same venue. We will be serving a 6-course dinner with Chefs Cheryl Cash and Mo. After the dinner, we will be showing a newly released film.
PARKING - Park anywhere legal on Vallco Pkwy or in any parking garages.
HOW TO FIND US - Copy and paste these coordinates into your GPS to find exactly where we are.
(37.3253459, -122.0109103)
We are located at the Loft Apartment Building, 19550 Vallco Pkwy, Cupertino, CA 95014. DO NOT go to the leasing office. Walk on Vallco Pkwy along the Loft Apartment Building in the direction of Wolfe Rd (the building is between the cross street Main St and Tan Cha. Walk on Vallco Pkwy only to find us) and you’ll see balloons outside leading you to us! If you have any trouble, call us at 408-348-3635 or 669-269-6200 and well assist you.
****After RSVPing, text us at 669-269-6200 with your full name as we will be texting you a detailed map on how to find us
About Kenneth Tyger: "Embraced by the inspirational and enchanted southwestern New Mexico landscapes, Kenneth Tyger’s passion for painting emerged. His paintings and drawings reveal the wonder and sincere devotion he feels towards nature.
Although Kenneth is a native of Pennsylvania, his soul was born in New Mexico. His gift, a remarkable ability to paint, was unearthed shortly after his arrival in New Mexico at age sixteen. Kenneth was guided by his uncle, L.M. Shinn, a renowned artist and owner of Bosque Studio Art Gallery. Shinn provided a solid foundation for Kenneth as he entered into his journey as an artist.
Other influences on Kenneth’s early artistic development were the rich heritage of New Mexico’s Spanish and Mexican cultures. He is also grateful for the opportunity he has had to observe through his close association with New Mexico’s Isleta Reservation, the Native American’s great respect and appreciation for the beauty of the land.
Kenneth Tyger has exhibited in local, national, and international art shows and has been awarded honors. His paintings have been purchased in local and international art exhibits. As an artist, Tyger hopes to restore in his audience an awareness of their senses. He hopes to artistically present the problems that threaten our ecosystems: from dolphins and whales affected by sonar intrusion from noise pollution, to invasive species wiping out native plants and wildlife. He wants to shake loose the numbing lack of awareness of our people, as well as cultures around the world to the truth of what they see before them."
