恭禧发财 -- Happy Year of the Horse -- Mural detail by Elizabeth Garrison & Victor Henderson

Wishing you a Happy Year of the Horse with this outstanding artwork by our own Elizabeth Garrison and Victor Henderson. 
The mural was installed last year at Lake Los Angeles Community Gymnasium. 
Lake Los Angeles is a community in Antelope Valley near Lancester, CA.

"B" is for (Fifty-One) Bees by Elizabeth Garrison & Victor Henderson (ABC Wednesday)

Created in 1996 by my favorite artists, this wonderful Fifty-One Bees mural (I count 24 out of 51 in the photo) located on the Southern California Flower Market building, received a face lift this year (pasadenaadjacent.com - here-is-there). 

Join ABC Wednesday hosted by Mrs. Nesbitt.

Looking for Fine Art? Victor Henderson's Early Work in Culver City

There is still time to catch Henderson's amazing drawings and the artifacts related to L.A. Fine Art Squad, exhibited through Saturday, May 28th at Cardwell Jimmerson Contemporary Art in Culver City.

Some time after the demise of LA Fine Art Squad, Victor Henderson partnered with Elizabeth Garrison and their murals grace various Southland locations, most recently HERE at Fire Station No. 5.

Petrea at Pasadena Daily Photo has a great post regarding the exhibit: Isle of Art.

Water Spray - Mosaic by Elizabeth Garrison & Victor Henderson

Artists: Elizabeth Garrison and Victor Henderson

Location: Los Angeles Fire Department FIRE STATION NO. 5

8900 South Emerson Avenue (just north of LAX)

Los Angeles, CA 90045

The mosaic is a compliment to the artists' truly amazing mural Earth, Water, Fire, Air. If you are in the area of LA Airport, the side trip to see their work is definitely worth it. For a virtual visit of their studio, click here Pasadena adjacent.com - Studio Visit III-Interiority.

Air from Earth, Water, Fire, Air Mural by Garrison & Henderson (SkyWatch Friday)

A closer view of the fantastic, newly installed mural by Elizabeth Garrison and Victor Henderson as shown on yesterday's post.

The mural is a permanent installation at LAFD Fire Station No. 5 in the Westchester neighborhood of Los Angeles. So all you locals and tourists, stop by to see it on your way to or from LAX.

Directions: take Sepulveda Blvd. North, left on Manchester, left on Emerson, park near the fire station gate, walk 50 feet and admire.

See some fabulous skies at SKY WATCH FRIDAY.