12-22-2007 ART SALE - PHAR TX

NEW WORK AVAILABLE

NEW WORK NOW AVAILABLE APPOINTMENT ONLY 956-838-5519 7 OIL PAINTINGS 3X4 NOW AVAILABLE.. COMING SOON GABRIEL TREVINO PRESENTS ART IN HOMEVIDEO "1HOUR FOOTAGE OF LOCAL ART SCENE"

AVAILABLE PAINTING FOR SALE 11/08/07

PAINTING FOR SALE:

TITLE:SPIRIT RISING

MEDIA:ACRYLIC ON CANVAS

DIMENSIONS: 16X20

ORIGINAL ARTWORK BY : GABRIEL TREVINO

CONTACT:956-838-5519

PRICE: $350.00

EMAIL: brownsvilleartform@yahoo.com

PAINTING RECENTLY EXHIBITED AT THE GALERIA 409 IN DOWNTOWN BROWNSVILLE 10/13/2007 TO 11/03/2007 - GROUP EXHIBIT TITLE "DEAD" - SHOW CURATED BY :MARK CLARK. PUBLISHED EXHIBIT REVIEW IN THE BROWNSVILLE HERALD AND ALSO POSTED WWW.THEV247.COM

UNTITTLED 10/31/07

"GABRIEL TREVINO IS DEAD"

MEDIA :DIGITAL PHOTO IMAGE

BY : MIGUEL ANGEL TREVINO

Ben Baily Art Gallery Oct.2 to Nov.2 2007

TAMUK EXHIBITION "AS OF NOW" Works of Leading Rio Grande Valley Artists on Displayat A&M-Kingsville Ben Bailey Art Gallery Oct. 2 -Nov.2 ........read more on http://www.thev247.com/:linkhttp://www.thev247.com/entertainment/works_1307___article.html Texas Brownsville: Carlos G. Gomez; Gabriel Trevino Edinburg: Leila Hernandez; Paul ValadezHarlingen: Lenard Brown; Jennifer Rodriguez McAllen: Celeste de Luna; Phyllis Evans; DavidFreeman; Aleida Garcia; Veronica Jaeger; Izel Vargas;Brian Wedgworth Mission: Luis ContrerasWeslaco: Rachel Freyman Brown; Rene Garza MexicoMatamoros: Juan Gonzalez Rosales; Mauricio Sáenz The exhibit is an Hispanic Heritage Month event. For more information, call 361-593-2619 or jason.marton@tamuk.edu ALSO CHECKOUT GLASSTIRE - NEWSWIREYes Virginia, there's art in the Valley - 10/02/07 - Rainey KnudsonThose of us who live topside of the Nueces tend, predictably, to think of South Texas as a mysterious, somewhat barren place where everyone's bilingual and life is sleepy (except when the federal government announces "preliminary" plans to build a giant fence bisecting people's property). A place, in short, where there's very little art. Well there is some art, and a show opening at A&M-Kingsville this Friday, Oct. 5 proves it: As of Now: A Collection of Rio Grande Valley Artists features work from Gabriel Trevino, Leila Hernandez, Paul Valdez, Phyllis Evans, Izel Vargas, Luis Contreras and Mauricio Sáenz, amongst others. It's a mixed bag, sure, but a sign that there might just be gold in them thar Valley towns. http://live.glasstire.com/© 2001 - 2007 Glasstire P.O. Box 70408 Houston, Texas 77270-0408Glasstire is a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation.

ART FOR SALE

Photos - Museo {i}menos August 11, 2007

Many thanks to Rene Garza for making us a part of his vision of Museo{i}menos "museum without walls". The event was a great experience. For those of you that couldn't make it to the event :checkout www.museoimenos.org for more about Museo {i}menos and a million more photos of the event..

77 FLEA MARKET & FALL SHOWS 2007

"I AM STILL PAINTING AND VERY MUCH THINKING ABOUT GOING BACK TO SELL SOME MORE ART "DRAWINGS AND PAINTINGS AT THE 77 FLEA MARKET ON SUNDAYS"..WHAT DID YOU THINK I WAS GOING TO STOP? HELL NO...!!! THE LAST TIME I WAS THERE WAS LATE DECEMBER 2006, I HAVE BEEN SPENDING QUALITY TIME WITH MY NEW BABY GIRL ANGELA M. AND OF COURSE MY SON MICHELANGELO. RECENTLY I HAVE BEEN PRODUCING NEW ART WORK EVERYDAY SINCE JUNE 2007 AND FEEL IT IS TIME TO MAKE ANOTHER TOUR OF SHOWS THIS FALL.... RECENTLY IN JUNE 30 I HAD AN EVENT AT MY HOUSE "ART GARAGE SALE" WHICH INCLUDED "A STENCIL WORK SHOP BY MUSEO IMENOS RENE GARZA" A PLUS W/BBQ AND BREWS ... VERY COOL EVENT, WHISH YOU COULD HAVE BEEN THERE........ HERE IS A HEADS UP: ON WHAT IS COMING UP...WELL MOST DEFINITELY GOING BACK TO THE 77 FLEA MARKET ON SUNDAYS 8 TO 1;30PM.. OTHER STOPS WILL INCLUDE: AMIGOS ARTISTAS SEPT.9, LATIN JAZZ FESTIVAL OCTOBER, TONI HUDSONS NOVEMBER "ART GARAGE SALE", PASEO PLAZA QUARTER SHOW, PORT ISABEL FLEA MARKET ON BELULAH PARK., PORT ISABEL ARTWALK NOVEMBER , 409 GALLERY "DEAD" OR ANY OTHER OPEN GROUP SHOW LISTED FOR THE FALL. MANY THANKS TO EVERYONE THAT SUPPORTS LOCAL ART....... MY HOME IS OPEN TO INTERESTED ART COLLECTORS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY........956-639-1497....LEAVE A MESSAGE AND I WILL RETURN YOUR CALL WITH TIME AND DATE.... ***KEEP CHECKING OUT " THE ART OF BROWNSVILLE " FOR MY ART REVIEWS ON LOCAL ARTIST AND ART SHOWS....... MANY THANKS... "QUE VIVA EL ARTE "

TITLE: EL OTRO LADO

"EL OTRO LADO" means the other side. A phrase me and alot of other people use to suggest the Brownsville side......AVAILABLE PAINTING 12X12 ACRYLCI ON CANVAS CONTACT:956-639-1497 $300.00

ARTE DE VENTA-and mumbo jumbo writings

**What kind of art do you make and what informs it ? Visual Art - So far Drawings and Paintings of my ideas, thoughts, dreams, life, feelings, perspectives, religion, culture, reflections, reactions, reality and everything else I didn't mention. As an artist I consider everything and nothing in order to make any sense....So far its worked out. As far as I can remember drawing is something that has always come natural to me. Sometimes I can express without thinking too much about the images I create. It doesn't mean I don't have taste or direction because I do when I want to. Somedays I like to follow certain styles and techniques to keep my artwork original and to my standards, other days I don't really care and because art is like that it pushes you and your thoughts and sets dimensions as to what art can be, its unlimitted... When I started painting I felt I was able to take my drawings a step further. Sometimes it became unnecessary to create an image. The violent strokes of paint alone express the thoughts and emotions. One painting can take a few minutes to several days. Sometimes I may take a while due to the media I am working with. I like painting with all media. I like overlapping oil, acrylic, crayon, spray paint to permanent marker on any surface canvas, paper, cardboard, plywood, rough or smooth surfaces. To me art has no limits and is timeless until tomorrow when I or some one else can prove otherwise. **Please write a short bio ? I am the fourth of five brothers, born in Brownsville and raised in both Brownsville and Matamoros. My greatest memories as a kid was living in front of the Edlestein Park on Polk and 12th street where we lived for a long time and met all my friends which till this day I still speak too. We were heavily into skateboarding and building ramps and when we weren't sk8ing we were listening to rock and punk music playing guitars and forming bands .Traditionally, don't get me wrong, the family parties were still accordion conjunto music, quinsieañeras, piñatas and tamales..It was a diverse lifestyle that I am proud. **How long have you been creating art ? The earliest memory I have is since second grade, but on a more serious level since 1995 -1996 right before I met Carlos Gomez of UTB. I was attending Texas State Technical College and I lived in the dorms. I had alot of time to think about everything and I guess I must of started to put my thoughts on paper in drawings and it just reflected much more than that...It my hunger to draw and paint my thoughts took of like wild fire..Thats how I ended up at UTB in drawing and painting class, I guess I just wanted to know more...In a way I wanted to understand how art was created in a formal level too...I learned alot in those classes, but the experiments on my own took me alot farther and the direction I wanted to go, which is the biggest reason why I never went back to formal trainging. **Do you have and artistic statement ? "I am a big believer of the idea that art should have no limits and should exist with or without museums or galleries. The purpose of making art should be greater than where it is to be exhibited. If art sells and you feel a success because it pays the bills or buys things, there should be nothing wrong with that, a plumber, carpenter or doctor will feel the same way for the work has served its purpose for its success." **Where is the best place to exhibit in the RGV and why ? Well if you see my artist statement you can get an idea, "everywhere". I will say that I have exhibited at UTB Richardson Art Gallery, Imagenes Art Studio Paseo Plaza, Brownsville Museum of Fine Arts International Art Show, Amigos Artistas Art in the Park "IBC El Ranchito Park and the new Dean Porter Park Event Center", 409 Gallery, Port Isabel -Bellula Park Antique and Flea Market, BSPA - Latin Jazz Festival: Capital Theatre and Jacob Brown Event Center and last but not least the Brownsville 77 Flea Market all of which I have had an awsome time doing so and will continue to do so. Most recently I was invited by Carlos Gomez, Chicano Artists, Proffessor, BFA and Curator to exhibite at the Richardson Art Gallery at the University of Texas at Brownsville: blue.utb.edu/artgallery , A show of non-commercial artist. Currently I will be exhibiting to small paintings at the Galeria 409 in Brownsville Texas. The show "Small Works" opens Dec. 14, 2006. I have been drawing and painting for several years now but I have only barely begun to exhibit my artwork since January 2005. I have participated in several art shows since 2005 including the 2005 and 2006 International Art Show at The Brownsville Museum of Fine Arts www.brownsvillemfa.org where I have received an honorable in the following three categories: acrylic and oil, mix media and pastels. In May 2006 entertainment writer Sarah William wrote an article on The Scoop section of the Brownsville Herald www.brownsvilleherald.com about my contribution to the local art scene. In April 14, 2006 at Imagenes Art Studio www.imagenesstudio.com Spring Art Show I exhibited a series of 12 paintings on the bird flu topic called " Alternative Media". I have also exhibited my artwork at the, 2005 and 2006 Latin Jazz Festival www.brosociety.org , Amigos Artistas www.amigosartistas.org Art in the Park Art Show 2005 and 2006, and more than several alternative shows at the Brownsville 77 Flea Market. GABRIEL TREVINO 1040 JUAN DIEGO BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS 78526 CONTACT:956-639-1497 EMAIL:brownsvilleartform@yahoo.com

BIO - I AM INSANE-THE ARTWORK OF GABRIEL TREVINO

BIO - A DAY IN THE LIFE OF THE SEEMINGLY UNIMPORTANT BROWNVILLIAN ARTISTICUS RIDICULUS : WHAT HAS BECOME OF ME? MY THOUGHTS ARE ALL SCREWED UP. I CAN'T REMEMBER BEING A CHILD ONLY ONCE IN THIS LIFETIME. I FACE THE BIGGEST CHALLANGE TODAY AND EVERYDAY FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE. MY FAMILY AND FREINDS HAVE GATHERED TO DRINK IN HONOR OF THE WEEKEND SEEMS TO HAPPEN EVERY SO OFTEN. THEY TALK OUT LOUD AS NO ONE IS LISTENING. I CAN REMEMBER LIVING AND PAINTINGS SIMOSTANIOUSLY AND DRINKING AS I WAS WALKING ACROSS THE BORDER MUST OF BEEN THREE MAYBE FOUR IN THE MORNING FOR I FELT THE DARKNESS AND THE HUMIDITY BURNED A HOLE IN MY NECK. I HAVE TWO DOLLARS AND WALK BELOW THE MOON, HEY THERE MY GOOD FELLOW QUIET THE TAQUACHES DOWN THE ROAD SEEM TO KNOW WHO I AM. HEY THERE FLACO WHERE YOU GOING NOW. INTO THE DREAM WHERE I ALWAYS GO. I AM PLEASE TO ANOUNCE TODAY MAY BE THE LAST TIME I SMOKE THIS CIGARETTE. EVER BEEN THERE, OF COURSE YOU HAVE. AINT HAPPY TO BE BUT I CAN TELL THE TRUTH THE MATAMOROS, BROWNSVILLE BORDER AND DISORDER CAPTIVE AND REPRESENTATIVE OF WHAT CONSISTENTLY WE CALL HOME AND CULTURE HERE BY EXCLUDE THE USE OF WELFARE AND FOODSTAMPS A VICTIM OF THE LAST, WHAT MAY I CALL IT IF NOT INCLUSIVE MUMBO JUMBO MINUMUS WAGEIOUS, NO THANKS FOR THE WARNING BUT YOUR STARTING TO SOUND A LITTLE BIT NAUSEOUS CATIOUS AND COWARDLY DIVINE. THERE FOR SENTENCING EVERYONE TO FREEDOM , HAVE A LITTLE BIT MORE TO THINK WELL DON'T HAVE TO TELL YOU TWICE , PUNK WAS THE WORD, AND ACCEPTIONAL IN THE ARTISTIC SEMICONDUCTIVE WAY OF EXPRESSING THE HERE AFTER AND THE SUBCONSIOUSNESS BITTERNESS OF THE WORLD , YET WE THANK AND HOPE TO GOD IN BECOMING SENSLESS FOREVER MORE , YATA YATA YATA...MUST OF HAPPEN SOMETIME THIS SOON. FOR NOW I KEEP THE BRUSH IN THE SUIT CASE FOR I AM PACKING FOR MY NEXT JOURNEY AND TRIP INTO THE PLATFORM OF THE UNKOWN.........

10 MINUTE ART SERIES-CLASSIFIED-MEXICAN AMERICAN ART

10 MINUTE ART SERIES -CLASSIFIED- MEXICAN AMERICAN ART........ FOUR PAINTINGS MEDIA ACRYLIC ON CANVAS , $300EACH AVAILABLE soon in AUSTIN, TEXAS....CONTACT: SARA INES CALDERON. The first painting from the top down is "el musico" which is means "the musician". Colorful geometrically composed forms representing an abstract visual of light and shadow of a man and his instrument. There is no one true way of saying what represents what but you can find comfort in its simplicity. The rich sky blue color that represents that back ground is the balance that holds and echoes the form in place.. As I painted this creation I thought of my own experience when I play the guitar and how I feel the connection with the instrument.. A connection that makes the instrument become part of oneself like an extra arm with strings.

SIDEWAYS ART

Gabriel Trevino currently on coffee break.

New York, maybe.......

Here a response I got from Agora Gallery in New York which I am thinking about doing. Dear Gabriel Trevino, "Thank you for your interest in Agora Gallery located at 530 West 25th Street in the center of the most significant art district of New York City." "I am pleased to inform you that your work qualifies for Agora Gallery representation. Your work: Some of the paintings that I favor include the Pink Glove, art on cardboard and other similar works. I feel that your paintings will resonate well in New York and with our international audience." Angela Di Bello Director / Agora Gallery http://www.Agora-Gallery.com Editor-in-Chief of ARTisSpectrum Magazine www.ARTisSpectrum.com Angela@Agora-Gallery.com Phone: 212.226.4151 X 206 Fax: 212.966.4380