Ego Fine Art

Aloha Art-​fans!
I have left Ego Fine Art, and would like 2 thank John Cantu for his time/​patience with my multiple personality dis-​order.
I sell art out of my studio, but you have 2 catch me. if you can!
BK

Ego Fine Art is more than just an art gallery — it is a community, for both artists and art enthusiasts. John and Emiko do a fabulous job of creating a welcoming atmosphere, and opening nights for a new show are a guaranteed good time. The owners curate a wide range of art, blending cute and kitsch, quirky and experimental, thought-​provoking art for art’s sake.

Been going here since they opened. John and Emiko are amazing hosts and welcome everyone and all styles of art. Their opening shows are always a blast and great times. Check it out.

This is a wonderful gallery that shows a diverse array of work from up and coming artists, I am always impressed with the fresh and edgy work I see and the fun atmosphere! A must see if you are in the South Bay.

Ego Fine Art gallery is a new gallery in Redondo Beach near the Redondo Beach pier. At the end of each month, they have a new exhibition which is usually a large group show.
The art ranges in styles and mediums so there is always something new and beautiful to discover. Local as well as international artists regularly show at this warehouse that was converted into a dynamic gallery space.
There is a real sense of community here among the artists and patrons. It’s more than just a space to house new and rising talent, it’s a place to meet and hang out with an eclectic group of interesting folks from all walks of life.
I hope it will be around for a long, long time. I feel like it’s benefiting a part of the community that was under-​served until now. It would be a shame to see it go.
I look forward to seeing how it grows, changes and evolves with the times and as it becomes more and more adept at serving the artists, patrons and community who flock to it. Best wishes for much success and prosperity, Ego Fine Art!