Cafe Balcony

Each month a new visual art exhibit is installed at Café Balcony. All our artists are local talent, and we have featured every kind of art from modern and abstract paintings to photography, collage, and small-scale installations. Featured subjects have included pop culture, emotions, travel, and foreign culture. If you're looking for something new for your apartment or house, many of our artists do also offer their works for sale.

Previously @
Cafe Balcony...

Oct 2007 - Sasha Shumyatsky
Sept 2007 - Aime Akazawa
July-Aug 2007 - Julie Dorsey
June 2007 - Lubae Harris
April-May 2007 - Kio
March 2007 - Gary Conner
February 2007 - Tomoe
January 2007 - Fernando Linhares
December 2006 - Peter Brooker
November 2006 - Anne Yukiko Keehn
October 2006 - Oku-Show
September 2006 - Doug Eisenstark
August 2006 - Liza Epps
July 2006 - Damon Warren
June 2006 - Sasha Shumyatsky / Jennifer Wong
May 2006 - Denise Otterson
April 2006 - Susan Rosenwasser
March - 2006 Gary Conner
February 2006 - Chris Johnson (Irie Ied Surf Art)
January 2006 - Angelique Gettle
November 2005 - Greg Shenk
December 2005 - Fernando Mendiola
October 2005 - Noreena Manio
September 2005 - Shinichi Ono
August 2005 - Angelique Gettle
July 2005 - Douglas Eisenstark
June 2005 - Derek Quint / Ingrid Herrador
May 2005 - Gerimi Burleigh / Ingrid Herrador
April 2005 - Takeo Uedo
March 2005 - Aime Akazawa

Douglas Eisenstark

For over 25 years, Doug Eisenstark has worked in a number of media including photography, video, music and painting and now as a practitioner of chinese medicine. These photographs are from South America, China and Los Angeles.
his website is taiqi.com

Some of these prints are decades old, some are from a few weeks ago, taken in the same space where they are now shown. The South American village I visited in the mid-80's was without electricity or running water while my trip to Beijing this spring was punctuated by emails each day from friends all around the world. I hope one will go to these photos with the same spirit as I went to the places from where the pictures were "taken".