Waltman Ortega Fine Art

Even though the gallery’s last exhibition was supposed to end a couple days before 2^nd Saturday, they opened the gallery to the public (yeah for us because it was unique).
The exhibition featured Jonathan Huxley Painting (stimulating, colorful pieces although I was not a fan of the Red Bull painting; felt more like an advertisement instead of a work of art).
The other featured works of art (most of it was furniture) from No Art Design and it was obvious by the looks on visitor faces that these are what the «Oooh» and «Aaahing» were about. No Art Design created industrial influenced furniture and other house hold items that utilized stainless steel (body of the pieces), colored led lights (ambient lights that reflect against mirrors to create an optical illusion to show depth), copper piping and rivets (aesthetics to suggest stronger industrial design). You must check out the pictures to really appreciate it.
No Art Design’s furniture included coffee tables, dinette tables, wall mirrors, curio cabinet and some other eye catching pieces but you must love high-​tech design to appreciate them. Their concept/​style is nothing new in the world of high tech contemporary design, but they have done it very well.
The gallery itself had plenty of friendly staff (but I did ask one a question and she just pointed at the main desk/​counter; not a big deal but I would think the staff would know the basics of the gallery display, then again she could have been brought in to assist with the overcrowding that comes with 2^nd Saturday).