The Inner-City Arts Benefit Print Collection consists of complete editions of lithographs donated by established artists to support the programs at Inner-City Arts.
For each print sold, a group of students will receive valuable education in the arts for a year. For more information about the Inner-City Arts Benefit Print Collection, or to purchase a print, please contact Karin Volpp-Gardela at (213) 627-9621 or karin@inner-cityarts.org.
Charles Arnoldi
Held (2005)
lithograph, 21" x 20"
Edition: 125
$850.00
Charles Arnoldi is an internationally recognized painter and sculptor whose work is represented in numerous public and private collections including the permanent collections of the Guggenheim Bilbao, Spain; The Museum of Modern Art, New York; the Art Institute of Chicago; and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
Jonathan Borofsky
Pied Piper (1990)
lithograph, 25 1/2" x 18"
Edition: 100
$950.00
Jonathan Borofsky created this special edition of 100 lithographs after teaching a series of workshops at Inner-City Arts. The work depicts Inner-City Arts Co-Founder Bob Bates.
Mr. Borofsky has created many public sculptures for cities around the world, including Ballerina Clown in Venice, California; the Molecule Man, which stands in Berlin's Spree River; and the Hammering Man in Frankfurt, Germany.
Gil Garcetti
Untitled I (2008)
chromogenic print
20" x 24"
Edition: 25
$950.00
Gil Garcetti
Untitled II (2008)
chromogenic print
20" x 24"
Edition: 25
$950.00
Gil Garcetti
Untitled III (2008)
chromogenic print
20" x 24"
Edition: 25
$950.00
Gil Garcetti
Untitled IV (2008)
chromogenic print
20" x 24"
Edition: 25
$950.00
Although Gil Garcetti's career includes 32 years in the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office and eight years as the elected District Attorney, for much of his life he has also been an urban photographer. His work has been shown in solo exhibitions at the National Building Museum, Washington D.C.; United Nations, New York City; Millennium Art Museum, Beijing China; UCLA Fowler Museum; Virginia Center for Architecture; Pasadena Museum of California Art; and several galleries including Peter Fetterman, G. Ray Hawkins, Lawrence and Duncanmiller. Mr. Garcetti has also published four books: Iron: Erecting the Walt Disney Concert Hall, Frozen Music, Dance in Cuba, and Water is Key, and in 2003 was named one of the country's four master photographers by American Photo.
Ed Moses
Zipper (2007)
lithograph, 26" x 20"
Edition: 125
$950.00
Ed Moses, though consistently working as a painter over the last five decades, has never limited himself in terms of style. In the process he has created a diverse body of predominantly abstract art that has remained true to his personal trajectory while being consistently in touch with the times. His work is included in many private and museum collections including the Museum of Modern Art, New York and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.
Andrea Tana
Teapot (2006)
digital lithograph on Velin D'Arches paper,
18 1/8" x 24", Edition: 110
$500.00
Andrea Tana is a California-born painter who currently lives and works in Europe. Recently featured at Atelier Lacourière Frelaut, her work is included in numerous private collections around the world as well as in the Victoria & Albert Museum, London.
Completely Inspired
“Over the past few years I’ve had the chance to volunteer with this organization and I remain completely inspired by the enthusiasm of the children Inner-City Arts serves. Whether you’re a parent, a sibling or just someone with a heart, consider Inner-City Arts when you’re looking to donate time, or some of your hard-earned dollars.”
Jemima W.
Inner-City Arts Volunteer
