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Merging gestural mark-making with structured line-drawing dominates the overall composition. My studies in graphic design, typography, architecture, abstract constructivism, and pop art have shaped my aesthetic, thus far, in the majority of works to date. The forms are created through free association in addition, predetermined forms are used as the catalyst to develop the overall composition. Specifically, typography and architecture have directly influenced my artistic approach, aesthetic. La Zard currently lives and works in Houston, Texas: „My work explores my life-long curiosity and fascination with form.

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La Zard exhibited work in the group exhibition Bombay Sapphire Artisan Series – Regional – Houston Museum of African American Culture, Houston, Texas. She’s also featured in WMN Zine publication dedicated to artists living with disabilities.

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Her work has been selected and featured in the Creative Quarterly, as one of the national finalists in the Fine Art Professional category for the No. La Zard received her BFA (Individualized Film/Video/Performance and Drawing) from California College of the Arts in San Francisco/Oakland. Questions are welcomed during the show and tell.īrandi “Noire” La Zard was raised in Houston, Texas. He will show other finished art on his walls and other works in progress from Monument Valley, which is in the Navajo Nation on the Arizona/Utah border. Tony works with oil paints on 9×12 linen board. He will explain about how they were painted, and show his pochade box setup that he uses when he travels on a plane to the American Southwest. Tony will show and tell about two of his Buddhist paintings – one of a Buddha statue and the other of a Tibetan Stupa in Sedona, Arizona.

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He medically transitioned his gender at age 63 and is retiring from his full time job at the end of August 2023 to pursue his art, travel, filmmaking, LGBTQ+ trainings and promote legislation supporting LGBTQ+ justice and preserve and promote local Public, Educational and Government Community Media.

For the last 22 years he has been a station manager for government and educational access cable TV channels in Putnam Valley, New York. He created his own video production company in 1982 for the purpose of making documentary films, TV commercials and industrial films as a DP/Cameraman and Video Editor. He studied film directing at Columbia University in New York City, and after that made his living as a union gaffer in the film business for 25 years. He visits Tibetan, Chinese and Thai monasteries and stupa in the US, and also likes to paint in Navajo and other Native American nations. Tony studied Physics and Astronomy as an undergrad at University of Arizona in Tucson in the 1970s, where he developed a love for desert landscapes has gone back to the Southwest for much of his Plein Air painting.