Hollywoody Gallery

Up in the Hollywood Hills, below the Hollywood sign, Robby Gordon built a small oasis of modern architecture overlooking breathtaking views, a home-gallery with much greenery and artistic bright colors.

Robby, born in Israel, arrived in the United States in 1973, one day after he was released from obligatory military service. A trained veterinarian, who became allergic to animals, Robby studied finance at UCI. He played, on and off, with eclectic art all his life and now art, of many forms, is the center of his daily life activities.

Robby is holding a permanent and evolving art exhibition in his impressive, hillside, three level, tastefully modern home, which he designed and completed three years ago.

The gallery, (robbygordonart.com), is Robby’s full-of-light home. It is packed with plants, and displays a collection of modern style acrylic painting, ceramic work, artistically painted furniture, glass works, hand painted clothing, decorated walls and moving blinds, semi-precious rocks to which he gives a finish touch and a garden full of sculptures. www.hollywoodsculpturegarden.com

Robby is eccentric, dynamic and is like an explosive with ideas that can keep him busy over three life times.

Robby is not attached to any art piece at the house because he needs the walls to display new pieces.

Everything in the Hollywood Gallery is for sale. Go visit the gallery, enjoy the magnificent view of Los Angeles from its wide windows, the house’s esthetic decor and the collection of art in it, while meeting a very interesting artist.

Once each month, Robby holds an open house. By appointment, you can come see the exhibition as many times as you wish and each time for sure you will discover a new piece and a new artistic idea.

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