[…]– starting with the Greater Washington D.C. area”, said Chips. As he explained it, each customer of these dealers receives a high quality Danny Whitfield print. The artwork can be customized to fit particular vehicles. Each Danny Whitfield art piece placed through this program, with permission of the new car owner and the dealer, will also “live on” at the Lalo website. The artwork itself becomes a treasured memento and the dealer benefits from the advertising opportunity and on-going customer loyalty. “I am pleased that some of my art fits into the business model of Letting Art Live On,” said […]
“Autumn Light on Potomac Lock No. 8” by Andrei Kushnir Oil on Canvas 8.5”x11” Framed NFSShare […]
[…]out in many parts of the world and in the United States. It is based in Catlett, Virginia where Tom Benjamin, Executive Director is located. AFWOP’s programs are worldwide. Mr. Benjamin and Charles Lickson, President of Lalo, jointly came up with the idea of Artists Helping Artists. Out of this idea was born the “Buy Art Fight Poverty” Program. Users of the new website may download good art for only $10 each download. The major portion of the proceeds go to the artist in need. A minority of the proceeds go to the good work of AFWOP and to LALO […]
World-famous automotive artist Danny Whitfield has been selected to design Mustangs, Corvettes and other classic muscle cars to be built by NuClassics Motors. The cars will be custom-built on new frames based on Danny’s designs. Each will have brand new interiors and high performance engines. Orders are being taken now through eBay and other sellers. Danny, a Lifetime Artist Member of the Lalo Society, is well known as one of the world’s finest car artists. He is also an Affiliate of LALO, which has exclusive selling rights to his art in the Eastern United States. Share […]
[…]“We are happy to be part of this community event,” said Bryane Lickson, “and we showed Tom Benjamin, Director of Development and others at the 4-H Center we can be counted on to supply art to our community.” Lalo Artist Karen Weinberg demonstrated her special alcohol ink artwork and had a good crowd of young people who tried their own skill under Karen’s watchful eye. The 4-H Center will also host another all day community event and fireworks show on July 1, 2017 … and Lalo will be among the many vendors and estimated 5,000 people who will be there.Share […]
[…]as Directors”, said Board Chair and Founder Bryane. “ we are also delighted that Mark and Tom will continue as Advisors and that Tom will honcho our website as it grows.”Share […]
[…]“all natural,” “locally sourced products” are some of the comments from Lalo people and customers at the Blue Wing Frog. In a comfortable and large setting, the customers and staff of the Blue Wing Frog can now also enjoy the good art produced by Lalo artists. With leadership in décor from Lalo artist and professional designer Deb Schneider, and the help and assistance of Bryane and Chips Lickson supported by new Lalo member and executive assistant Pam Nicholson, the exhibition of some 36 pieces went up on December 20, 2016. Robert Hall and Kelly Sprague, co-principals of the Blue Wing […]
[…]artists present were Barbara Jennings, D.J. Werley, Clive Turner, Karen Weinberg, Deb Schneider, Tom Wible, Donna Coursey, Charlie Markert and Bryane and Chips Lickson. The current exhibit runs through November, 2016. More pix here… Share […]
[…]Choices” with facilitators, including Lalo founder and Chairman Dr. Bryane Lickson, and Tom Benjamin, Director of Development at the 4-H Center of Northern Virginia. Tom is also Executive Director of a “Future Without Poverty”. They will be joined by speakers and members of the SU Business School faculty. Lalo is also a co-sponsor of the event and is delighted to have both people and member artists present and to advertise the event through their network. They are joined by event co-sponsor the Warren-Page County Chapter of the NAACP. “Art is universal. So are Ethics. So is dialogue among people. It’s […]
[…]They also saw artwork from Member Danny Whitfield of California (one of America’s foremost automotive artists) and Lalo Advisor and art collector C.B. Staunton of Clinton, Maryland. Unfortunately, Lalo Member Artist Karen Weinberg could not attend to personally present her original alcohol ink on glass artwork with the NAACP logo to Rev. Brooks. Lalo President Chips Lickson and artist Clive Turner delivered Karen’s artwork to Brooks on behalf of all Lalo Artists and the Warren-Page County NAACP Chapter. “As an organization, we firmly believe in the approach of the NAACP in these tough times,” said Lalo’s Bryane Lickson. She went […]
