David Hinnebusch Artworks

Specialties

The primary focus of The David Hinnebusch Art Works Studio and Gallery is the representation and sale of the artwork of David Hinnebusch and a select group of local and international artists.

We also offer fun expressionistic interior and exterior mural painting events that can include the entire family or express a personal vision of the collector and home owner. Ask about our special and exciting creativity classes and personal inspiration sessions also available in the privacy of your home. (Keywords include: expressionism, collage, drawing, using mixed media, art experimentation, watercolor, acrylic.)

History

Established in 2000.

David Hinnebusch left the Santa Monica College of Art and Design in 1997 having sold his first 3 artworks right out of his first painting class under the tutelage of the Venice artist Laddie John Dill. After a lukewarm solo show at Soap Box Gallery in Venice he took his work to the people of the boardwalk and made 4 significant sales his first weekend, one to a woman connected to Christie’s Auction House. With in 2 years, Hinnebusch had sold over 100 original paintings and hundred of prints of the work and posters of a punk rock collage commemorating his musical career in the L.A. punk band Entropy. After Venice, David had made enough contacts to work privately out of his studio then in Santa Monica, but later in Bali, Brooklyn, Quebec City, and Tribeca and now in Malibu. Over the last ten years he has participated and donated to the Venice Family Clinic Art Walk. He also does private creativity sessions and group mural parties.

Meet the Business Owner

David M.

Business Owner

…from The L.A. weekly New People Issue By Rena Kosnett.

«Since then, he has been dedicated to his painting. His work can be likened to that of Jean-​Michel Basquiat, if Basquiat had lived on the West Coast.

For a brief stint in the late ‘90s, after attending the Santa Monica College of Design Art & Architecture for two years, Hinnebusch could be seen selling paintings on the Venice boardwalk. Enough people had already been exposed to his work, however, to generate a strong word-​of-​mouth following. When reviewing this year’s L.A. Weekly annual biennial, coag​ula​.live​jour​nal​.com, wrote, «Even David Hinnebusch was there, so you know it was a scene.»