Gonzales Gets Lucky

You've seen "Blind Love," right? It's the purple and black mural of a woman peeking out from under a blindfold--with brunette hair that looks like octopus tentacles and a skull-headed bird perched on her shoulder--at the corner of Main and Good Latimer. If you'd like to see more of John...
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You’ve seen “Blind Love,” right? It’s the purple and black mural of a woman peeking out from under a blindfold–with brunette hair that looks like octopus tentacles and a skull-headed bird perched on her shoulder–at the corner of Main and Good Latimer. If you’d like to see more of John Gonzales’ work, his Lucky 13, a collection of female portraits painted on wood grain, is on display at the Magnolia Theatre in the West Village, 3699 McKinney Ave., through November 4 and is available for viewing or purchase whenever the theater is open. Visit magnoliagallerydallas.com for more info.

Oct. 9-Nov. 4, 2009

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