MILL VALLEY, Calif. /eNewsChannels/ — NEWS: ArteQuesta, a California-based fine arts investment company, today announced that “Ernie’s Last Ride,” a piece by Evan Skrederstu, a Los Angeles-based artist and member of art collective UGLARworks (Unified Group of Los Angeles Residents), has been featured in fellow UGLARworks member Ryan Gattis’s latest novel, “All Involved” (ISBN: 978-0062378798).
Told through the eyes of 17 different narrators, “All Involved” is a heartbreaking and compelling account of the infamous 1992 L.A. Riots. Skrederstu’s piece, “Ernie’s Last Ride” is a striking snapshot from the penultimate fifth day of the riots and captures book character FREER’s masterful homage to his fallen friend Ernie.
Described as “symphonic” and “astounding,” “All Involved” was released to rave reviews on April 7, 2015 and is currently being translated into French, German, Spanish, Portuguese (Brasil), Swedish, Dutch and other languages. In addition to this, Evan Skrederstu and Ryan Gattis are set to embark on a U.S. book tour later this month in support of their collaborative work.
For more information about the book tour, visit: http://ryangattis.com/collaborations/book-tour/ .
For more information about artist Evan Skrederstu, visit: http://artequesta.com/evan-skrederstu.html .
About ArteQuesta:
ArteQuesta helps individuals, families, companies and institutions build investment quality art collections. We help clients discover new art and artists; get access to art not available to the public; advise on purchases and sales; provide first-class provenance services; buy and sell; keep them up to date on trends, new artists and exhibitions worldwide.
Founder Rayah Levy brings years of expertise in the art market as an advisor, curator, educator and humanitarian to bring together the fine arts and the investment world and promote preeminent 21st century artists. Learn more at: http://www.artequesta.com/.
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