Northwest Louisiana Art Gallery: Leland Strebeck, Contemporary Art, Paintings, Images

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"Clootie the Clown" 2006

"Plagued by Demoncats" 2006

"Defender of Potchcaw

16x20" acrylic on canvas

"Night Dog #2"

16x20" acrylic on canvas

"The Four Travelers"

18x24" acrylic on canvas

"Harold and Joe" acrylic on old record sleeve

"Fire Breathers"

"Dummies" This piece was created by Leland's wife Donna. She creates wonderful dolls which are sold at artspace in the West Edge. E-mail her at lstrebeck@cellxion.com for more information.

From Robert Trudeaus Blog: http://www.shreveport2.blogspot.com/

Artspace: Leland Strebeck / photo Michael G Moore

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Noma wrote about her first view of the new play, Museum: "Some kids from The Bottoms came in to buy candy and got sucked into
the play and stayed. It's moments like that that give me a lump in the old throat.

Chuck was really pumped about the female ex-wrestler in it,
too. I guess I tend to appreciate the para-theatrical activity that
takes place around plays more than the plays themselves.

The work of Leland Strebeck is anything but boring. He paints what people really want to see. Vivid rich colors as opposed to mute blandness are apparent in every work of his. Far from abstract, Strebeck's canvases boast complete recreation of run-of-the-mill animation in a far-fetched hallucinogenic manner. This is definitely a Shreveport, La. artist in a league of his own.