Kreo’s Cove Art Gallery Opens in Shell Beach CA
Art, Food & Drink, the Arts, Travel | Sandra | August 2, 2012 at 12:29Back home in Shell Beach after a border patrol career in southern California, Kevin Kreowski has livened up Shell Beach Village with the transformation of his mother’s gift shop to hip art gallery Kreo’s Cove on Shell Beach Road. Saturday July 28 was the vernissage, otherwise known on the Central Coast as an “opening.”
West African artist Obi was on hand to give demonstrations of his cloth printing techniques. Cynthia Yancey, who’s doing the exterior wall jungle mural seen from Shell Beach Road, was also there. Grill-meister Johnny pitched in with his personally-designed and constructed grill (oak logs?) with clouds of aromatic smoke producing  juicy sausages and tender, marinated chicken that wowed us all.

West African artist Obi inks to the beat. He's got a clothing line as well as a prolific collection of lino-cut type prints

Some Shell Beachers taking a close look at one of Obi's print blocks - This one has a "We are the World" kind of vibe.

Her-r-r-re's Johnny at his grill. (on left with hat and big smile) You cannot imagine how delicious that chicken tastes. The man has got a worthy secret.

I love this painting by Colleen Gnos. I call it the "Kahuna-wagon." She'll have to let me know what her title is.
Check out Kevin’s website at www.kreoart.co
Check out muralist: www.CynthiaYancey.biz
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