Jazz in LA
Fallin' In
2009, mixed media, 50" x 40"
Signed limited edition in light-box, TBD
Flip Your Lid
2006, mixed media, 24.5" x 30"
Signed limited edition of twelve*
Luminaria
2006, mixed media, 24.5" x 30"
Signed limited edition of twelve
Fracture Me
2006, mixed media, 24.5" x 30"
Signed limited edition of twelve*
Gone Zingin'
2006, mixed media,.32" x 32"
Signed limited edition of twelve
Floodlight
2006, mixed media, 32" x 32"
Signed limited edition of twelve
Rose Bouncin'
2006, mixed media, 32" x 32"
Signed limited edition of twelve
2006, mixed media, 30" x 24.5"
Signed limited edition of twelve
2006, mixed media, 27" x 32"
Signed limited edition of twelve
Caravan**
2006, mixed media, 27" x 32"
Signed limited edition of twelve**
Down by Law
2006, mixed media, 27" x 32"
Signed limited edition of twelve
Jazz Monkey
2006, mixed media, 27" x 32"
Signed limited edition of twelve
Luminaria II, 2006
2006, mixed media, 32" x 27.5"
Signed limited edition of twelve
18 Karat
2006, mixed media 27" x 32"
Signed limited edition of twelve
Sugar Baby
2006, mixed media 32" x 32"
Signed limited edition of twelve
Open editions are available, size approximately 13"x 17".
From the collection of the artist. Pricing inquiries are welcome. (818) 212.6488 info@MelissaAnnLambert.com
My jazz work was featured in the concert The Audacity of Jazz,
featuring Bill Cunliffe, Bob Mintzer, Dawn Bishop, Darek "Oles"
Oleszkiewicz, Joe La Barbera, Chris Walden, and Bill Cantos. This is
the first time these Grammy-award winning world-class musicians have
played together in this unique combination. Congrats to Carolyn Studer
for putting this historically significant event together.
This piece is based on a photograph of this event. This is meant to be produced LARGE. Please click on it to see it (twice) to see it larger. Scroll to bottom to see the original photograph.
copyright 2009, Melissa Ann Lambert
January 25, 2009
From the collection of the artist. Available for sale.
The need to make music, and to listen to it, is universally expressed by human beings. I cannot imagine, even in our most primitive times, the emergence of talented painters to make cave paintings without there having been, near at hand, equally creative people making song. It is, like speech, a dominant aspect of human biology.
--"The Music of This Sphere" by Lewis Thomas