The Loren Adams Collection - Fine Art - Makawao, HI

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Loren Adams , Recipient of The Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award - https://www.24-7pressrelease.com/press-release-... ~

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Loren Adams' 60 second Introduction ~ Movie Trailer:
Lorenartist Renaissance Man
https://youtu.be/DCgqDTfzB3c

1. * Loren Adams latest Super Video: Lorenartist Pipe Organ Rococo Variations by Tchaikovsky Op-33
https://youtu.be/T-KBTrF9ngQ
Featuring a 2013 recording of Loren at the Pipe Organ playing his own transcription of Peter Tchaikovsky's Variations on a Rococo Theme for Cello & Orchestra - Opus 33 abridged… This presentation includes several images of his own original FineArt of "Recognized Quality" from The Loren Adams Collection

2. Loren Adams' latest Video: Light Cavalry Overture by Franz Von Suppe - Accordion to Lorenartist - https://youtu.be/GBWRwfQXAoY - 4K 1080 High Res - 8 minutes run time - featuring obscure and unique images of original works of FineArt from The Loren Adams Collection - Please share and Subscribe "Thanks!"

3. Loren Adams ~ Beethoven’s Piano Sonata #15 in D Major Opus 28 https://youtu.be/pdkMiLh30N4 - 4K 1080 High Res - 28 minutes run time - featuring selected images of original oil paintings of "Recognized Quality" from The Loren Adams Collection - Please share and Subscribe "Thanks!"

4. Zarathustra's Moment - features Loren's own accordion transcription of Also Sprach Zarathustra by Richard Strauss and the artist's own original artworks; https://youtu.be/anxZIeWNEc8
Narrated by Loren Adams, excerpts from Thus Spake Zarathustra by Frederick Neitchze: 4K 1080 High Res - 18.08 minutes run time, "Original Art, Words, & Music by Loren Adams" - Please share and Subscribe "Thanks!"

How can you look at examples of my Original Artworks here on ALIGNABLE? THERE ARE [ 24 ] IMAGES BELOW - "SCROLL DOWN to the Bottom of this page"
See over 650 photos of more than 200 originals with Details at: www.yessy.com/lorenadams-art/gallery.html
Phone for an appointment to see the Originals (808) 269-9844

"Visit my private home studio in Makawao by appointment." This is an Active Fine Arts Studio and Gallery display. There are 116 original works of Fine Art in The Loren Adams Collection. Since the Artist is now semi-retired, viewing the Art-work is exclusively by appointment.

Mr. Adams Sir., is a 55 year veteran Visionary Artist with Artwork in museums and important collections in nine countries that I know of, since his dealer in Japan with over 200 locations world wide, sold over 3,200 of Loren's Certified limited editions for world record prices. So the nine countries is only based on Loren Adams own personal sales through Lahaina Galleries 7 locations and through his own Studio, Gallery, and Museum locations. Thus, there is no accurate way of knowing how many Artworks he has in how many collections or countries.

High Praise from Jim Finlay, The Featured Senior Member of The International Society of Appraisers: The End of the Storm by Loren D. Adams. Sept/Oct 2008. http://preview-art.com/oldsite/confessions/conf...
To quote Jim Finlay in July of 2019 “Loren Adams paintings are among those that will stand the test of time as magnificent examples of High Realism. His attention to detail is unsurpassed as is the quality of his compositions and his subtle use of a varied palette. A great investment guaranteed to accrue in value.” https://www.isa-appraisers.org/extranet/FindAnA... - The International Society of Appraisers: Recently completed the tedious process of formally doing a Certified Evaluation and Appraisal of The Loren Adams Collection of over 100 originals… Here's what Mr. Finlay has to say about The Loren Adams Collection: www.finlayfineart.com/news

Partial list of permanent collections:

• R.W. Norton Art Gallery & Museum, Shreveport, Louisiana, <http://www.rwnaf.org/collections/displaytype=co... : Site currently under complete catalog renovation

• U.S. Senator Don Mello Collection, Carson City, Nevada - Retired
• Sammy Hagar (The Red Rocker) Collection, Mill Valley, California
• Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Susan Anthony (Van Halen), Glendora Heights, Cal.
• Bob & Gloria Lee Collection, LaPorte/Houston, Texas
• Ms. Sharon Albrecht Collection, Reston, Virginia
• Mr. & Mrs. Ken Farnsworth Jr. Salt Lake City, Utah
• Mr. & Mrs. Erick and Kira Star-Lani Leon, Honolulu, Hawaii
• Mr. & Mrs. Robert and Carolyn May Russell, Pasadena, Texas
• Dr. & Mrs. Fred and Pamela Harris Collection, Valprasio, Indiana
• Mr. & Mrs. Tim and Michelle Michon Collection, Port Huron, Michigan
• Robert Hart, April & Jason Collection, Kentucky and Hawaii
• Mr. Jerrod McCaney Collection, Lexington, Kentucky
• Mr. Edgar F, Kaiser, Jr., (Kaiser Steel) Collection, Vancouver, B.C. Canada
• Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Radocchia (Toys-R' Us) Glastonbury, Connecticut
• Mr. & Mrs. Tony & Debbie Dunn Collection, Georgetown, Kentucky
• Mr. & Mrs. Vince Neal (Motley Crue) Collection, Los Angeles, California
• Mr. Karl Oberer Collection, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
• Mr. & Mrs Alexander Jensen Collection, Auckland, New Zealand
• Mr. & Mrs. John Paul Jones DeJoria, Austin, Texas & Kona, Hawaii
• Dr. & Mrs. Martin and Judith Fallick Collection, Sunnyvale, California
• Mr. & Mrs. Walter and Linda Ennis Collection, Washington State
• Mr. & Mrs. Jim & Nancy Killett Collection, Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii
• Mr. Johnny Hines Collection, Mc Henry, Kentucky
• Mr. & Mrs. Fasao Amura Collection, Tokyo, Japan
• Dr. & Mrs. Marshall & Lynette Knox Collection, Maui, Hawaii
• Barry & Gloria Bloomberg Collection, White City, Oregon
• Mr. & Mrs. John & Sandy Zuccarini Collection, Detroit, Michigan
• Ms. Rory Davis Collection, Boca Grande, Florida
• George and Susan Clark Collection, Edmonton Alberta, Canada
• Centennial & Maritime Museum, Vancouver, B.C., Canada
• Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm & Leslie McDougall, White Rock, British Columbia
• Balmoral Castle Library, AKA The Queen's Library, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
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Important Offices:
Ordained High Priest - Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Current Callings: Ward Mission Leader, High Priest in Elders Quorum, Member of Ward Counsel, Teacher, Priesthood Pianist, Choir Director, Makawao Ward, Kahului Stake, Maui, Hawaii - Current Temple Recommend
http://ldschurchtemples.org/statistics/unit/kah...

Education:
• Famous Artist Schools, Westport Connecticut 1961 - 1963
• C.M.B.I., Bellflower, California, Studies in Theology C@1963 -1967
• Certificate of Fine Arts, University of Hawaii, Graduate with honors 2013
• BA in Entrepreneurship, American Public University - 3.40 GPA current

Many awards and accolades have come Loren's way because of his artistry, including the Men of Achievement, Published by The International Biographical Center, Cambridge, England (the European version of "Who's Who") and is a lifetime member since 1980. Featured on the home-page of The Global Directory of Who's Who since 2013, he is now included in pretty much all of the International Who's Who registries, including the original Marquis Who's Who in America and the Marquis Who's Who in American Art. Recently Nominated for Inclusion in The Marquis Who's Who in the World. In several countries he is regarded as an international living treasure.

Mr. Adams Sir, enjoys classical music, ballet, modern dance, classical literature, architecture, anthropology, archaeology, ancient history, pre history, World Religions, Theology, teaching, and education.

Serious endeavors include painting in oils, sculpting, ceramics, classical piano, accordion, singing, multi-track recording, public speaking, special needs children, missionary work, and church.

He is a 33 year full time resident of Maui, a contributing member of the Hui O Wa'a Kaulua AKA The Canoe Club of Lahaina, Maui and a part time recruiter for the Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce, and an Ordained L.D.S. High Priest & Teacher in the Mormon church.

More about the Artist: https://www.yessy.com/lorenadams-art/bio.html

You'll see over 600 High-res, detailed images of more than 200 pieces of his exemplary original Fine Art of "Recognized Quality" at: https://www.yessy.com/lorenadams-art/gallery.ht...

Or just go to Google, Bing, or yahoo and type in his name: Loren Adams - He has been on-line since 1996

How We Got Started

I have always painted since early childhood. My first formal museum exhibit was at the Roseville Center Museum, in Roseville, California, in 1967. That was the same year I quit nursing school and resigned my day job as an emergency room L.P.N. after selling my first painting to my supervisor–I went the next day to the Director of Nursing and resigned.

My first Museum Exhibition and First Ink: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1015505... That was over 54 years ago and I never looked back. Basically I have been making original Art for my entire life, and I'm now making my most exciting work…

Visit the future home of The Loren Adams Collection at The Epi-Center in League City/Houston, Texas: Projected opening July 2022 https://www.epicenterleaguecity.com/loren-adams/

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Today his beautiful original oil paintings & certified limited editions are in museums and important collections in 9 countries: Australia, New Zea...

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Loren from The Loren Adams Collection - Fine Art Answered this on February 20, 2022

Aloha Chuck Casto and all those who helped make Alignable the very best Business/Social site in the US and Canada. Thank you all for the opportunity to add my encouraging words to all those who have joined Alignable. As most of you know, Alignable is unique because we have been encouraged to... (more) Aloha Chuck Casto and all those who helped make Alignable the very best Business/Social site in the US and Canada. Thank you all for the opportunity to add my encouraging words to all those who have joined Alignable. As most of you know, Alignable is unique because we have been encouraged to engage and interact with others. No other site has prompted this magic formula so successfully. ALL those who have taken the time to fully develop their profiles, with a picture of their smiling face "out front" with a quality presentation that clearly illustrates what their business is, with lots of photos in their Profile Gallery are reaping the rewards of "Good Business." Those who have not taken full advantage of this formula are the only folks who complain about the lack of sales or other aspects of Good Business. I challenge everyone to make the best of this amazing opportunity to find and develop fantastic business relationships with the millions of people who are to be found on Alignable. The secret key, if there is one, is the age old "Golden Rule" of treating all others like you want to be treated. Everyone responds to kindness and a positive up-beat attitude. The whole Alignable team have supplied all the tools necessary for anyone to develop the PROMPTS to engage into fun and success. If you see anyone who needs help with their profiles, offer your support; "This really works." Those who don't ALIGN themselves with this winning formula, have only themselves to hold accountable… please don't shoot the messenger, I am only testifying to "HOW ALIGNABLE WORKS" Sincerely, Loren D. Adams ~ Loren & Patricia Adams

Loren from The Loren Adams Collection - Fine Art Answered this on February 11, 2022

I completely understand Hollan, it's quiet and creativity is easier. (more) I completely understand Hollan, it's quiet and creativity is easier.

Loren from The Loren Adams Collection - Fine Art Answered this on December 04, 2021

I quit my day job over 54 years ago after my first formal museum exhibition and never looked back. It's as though my destiny was sealed to become successful as an Artist and Fine Art Publisher. Today my work is in Museums and important collections Internationally. It may be several years before... (more) I quit my day job over 54 years ago after my first formal museum exhibition and never looked back. It's as though my destiny was sealed to become successful as an Artist and Fine Art Publisher. Today my work is in Museums and important collections Internationally. It may be several years before we discover how the Covid Pandemic has effected our business, if and when we think it's at all important to consider. Being a self employed artist has always been a struggle [only if one considers how many of the latest toys one has.] My very fine automobile is 29 years old this year. We did buy new iPhones last year, but we won't need to buy a new model every time one comes out. I do have one Armani suit, IF I need to go to an important meeting, otherwise I 'm happy with Ross's and Costco. Being frugal is important and staying out of trivial pursuit is very important. The most important thing is to "Keep the Faith!" We don't point out the darkness, we light candles! Patronizing other artists and tradesmen in the art world and co-publishers is the most meaningful thing that we do. Many others in the visual arts field feel like we do; "United we Stand." Sincerely, Loren & Patty Adams AKA The Loren Adams Collection

Loren from The Loren Adams Collection - Fine Art Answered this on April 25, 2020

Loren Adams is sharing an online "Art-in-Action." Who's Who Recipient of The Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award -http://www.24-7pressrelease.com/press-release-s... - Staying busy painting! ~ As an artist, having the rest of your activities put on hold, even for months, just means... (more) Loren Adams is sharing an online "Art-in-Action." Who's Who Recipient of The Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award -http://www.24-7pressrelease.com/press-release-s... - Staying busy painting! ~ As an artist, having the rest of your activities put on hold, even for months, just means I'll have more time to make Art! It's not just that I'm being more productive, I'm also encouraging others to be more creative as well. We artists' are used to spending time by ourselves and by showing others that it's okay to busy themselves with creativity will give them peace of mind. For the past month or so I have been doing an "Art-in-Action" and posting my daily progress on an original oil - start to finish, on Facebook and here on Alignable. I'm now 4 days into the second painting with about 100 folks checking in everyday, appreciating my alternative entertainment! Here's the palette I mixed for the sky I'm starting today: It's for my next painting of a 72 ft. Gaff-Rigged Brigantine in a storm at sea… Here's the latest painting I finished on April 21st. C@2020 - Original oil painting on fine linen 28"x 22" (711 mm x 559 mm) "The Gloria Lee at Sunrise" by Loren D. Adams, Jr.

Loren from The Loren Adams Collection - Fine Art Answered this on April 23, 2020

Artist's "Art-in-Action" ~ A source of alternative Entertainment! Thanks for the opportunity to share what I'm doing. I have been doing an Art-in-Action and posting the progress everyday on my Facebook site and in my local Alignable community as well. I'm looking at it as an alternative source... (more) Artist's "Art-in-Action" ~ A source of alternative Entertainment! Thanks for the opportunity to share what I'm doing. I have been doing an Art-in-Action and posting the progress everyday on my Facebook site and in my local Alignable community as well. I'm looking at it as an alternative source of entertainment! Starting with a photo from half/way through the painting process, This is The Gloria Lee at Sunrise, my latest 28"x 22" (711 mm x 559 mm) original oil painting… here are 5 photos including the day I signed the painting on April 19th, 2020, just a few days ago - 25 days - 183 hours of easel time. Followed by the first day's progress on the next painting!

Loren from The Loren Adams Collection - Fine Art Answered this on August 23, 2018

"I'm not looking for any bargains, and I don't do business with anyone who is! " It's not up to me to teach any client the difference between; perceived value, actual value, price, and worth. In my opinion, the professional stays out of trivial pursuit... "The eagle does not chase flies." To... (more) "I'm not looking for any bargains, and I don't do business with anyone who is! " It's not up to me to teach any client the difference between; perceived value, actual value, price, and worth. In my opinion, the professional stays out of trivial pursuit... "The eagle does not chase flies." To avoid being in that position, always congratulate your client for their decision - "Don't agree with them in the process... If you expect to gain their respect of cooperation. "Remain loyal to your own convictions and expectations. "

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Loren from The Loren Adams Collection - Fine Art Answered this on July 30, 2018

Yes & No! - Sort-of, but not really! It's just my educated guess, but the fact that our digital technological information age is in an accelerated evolution phase that is exponentially entertaining the mind-set that everything... (more) Yes & No! - Sort-of, but not really! It's just my educated guess, but the fact that our digital technological information age is in an accelerated evolution phase that is exponentially entertaining the mind-set that everything is fleeting and highly disposable. This would cause anyone to wonder if there's anything within this new age that has a lasting value for more than 5 minutes. I can remember a statement made in 1983 by late comedian George Carlin: "Will somebody please explain the real need for one hour photo finishing - you just saw the "bleeping" thing?" While it is true that lots of things are disposable and lots of them have no meaning beyond the moment in time they're associated with. At the same time, let's remember that many many more people have access to camera's, computers, and even their own printers, or ways to store anything they want on the Cloud. While the numbers of masses who all want it their way, right away, seem to be leading the way, their influence may not be what it's all cranked up to be. This cross section of society also doesn't usually stay married, keep commitments, or even have anything in life that they consider meaningful, for very long either - Hmmm! Remember the "Tortoise and the Hare?" Yes there are some "Vanity Press Rags" that used to enjoy the same spot in the lime-light, when the "Baby Boomers" were all mass publishing everything they thought was "the be all and end all of happiness" - these are now the major content of the digital world we're seeing these-days. There have been many great time honored magazines and periodicals that gave up their spot in the grand parade of media's Hall of Fame, when the personal cell phone and P.C. started to take over the lime-light. Yes, that's true, but, Hard Copy is still the value term to the people it always mattered to. The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Architectural Digest, and several other Icons are still going stronger than ever, by doing both. The age old term "Publish or Perish" is still a truism for anyone who wishes to be taken seriously must do as these Icons have done and are doing - Publish in Hard Copy and occupy the forefront of the digital world as well. E-books and the digital options available have made communication itself the meaning of this period of accelerated evolution. This much is certainly true, to be successful one must be able to do both. They must be able to occupy their own space in the digital world and add now; what has become the trophy of the publishing world, the traditional hard copy, as evidence of their achievement. As an Artist, I can share with you what I told a client in Costco one afternoon. He asked me; "Why should I pay so much money for one of your paintings when I could buy one of these giant screen televisions and see an unlimited number of beautiful images for less money?" I said: "You could buy one so you have something to look at on the days your Cell phone isn't working!" Many people are graduating from college and becoming great writers as well as experts in their chosen fields. There are simply more people occupying the spaces that a few hundred people used to occupy. There is a lot less general interest in issues that once seemed to be general entertainment. This means the information age itself has now "grown-up" and "Pat-your-foot" will never again occupy the same lime-light that it did when people were bored. Buy This, Buy This, Buy This - All Publishing ends up being a Platform for Advertising! What is most concerning is that, like all publishing, people are getting sick-n-tired of every known media being a "Platform for Advertising." Even though the products here are no longer insulting our intelligence, but now they're glorifying the "bait-n-switch!" This is also just a phase, because, eventually people may stop watching or looking at anything they aren't able to control or turn the pages to. Yes, there will always be some interest in even stupidity, so there will continue to be a market share for the lame. Basically society is growing up and becoming enlightened and this means there's not as much interest in anything that isn't enlightening. As for those who could care less about anything but disposable, if you only care for or about disposable, it's likely to be what you get.

Loren from The Loren Adams Collection - Fine Art Answered this on July 26, 2018

I'm an Internationally recognized Fine Arts Artist with work in museums and important collections in nine countries. My referrals come from anyone who has an Alignable Profile. I'm already connected with everyone in my community that has the common sense to complete their profiles and get serious... (more) I'm an Internationally recognized Fine Arts Artist with work in museums and important collections in nine countries. My referrals come from anyone who has an Alignable Profile. I'm already connected with everyone in my community that has the common sense to complete their profiles and get serious about Alignable. I'm actually not at all interested in connecting with those that remain available to connect with in my local, because they are barely interested - so why should I care either?

Loren from The Loren Adams Collection - Fine Art Answered this on July 16, 2018

Guerrilla Marketing is simply putting Profit above everything else… "Guerrilla Marketing is simply putting Profit above everything else, including ethics and morals. This is the current business model we have now inherited from the Marketing in China where "Profitability is the only... (more) Guerrilla Marketing is simply putting Profit above everything else… "Guerrilla Marketing is simply putting Profit above everything else, including ethics and morals. This is the current business model we have now inherited from the Marketing in China where "Profitability is the only thing that matters!" • Illustration 1.) In a bicycle race in China, it's not only necessary to win - you must also kick over your opponents bicycle so that it's a double win! • Illustration 2.) Hurray for me and "sorry about your luck."

Loren from The Loren Adams Collection - Fine Art Answered this on July 13, 2018

Exactly what I'm learning and researching for a future even or even more events… Wow! We're on the same wavelength with similar questions; how do we find those answers. It seems like everything has the same value and meaning these days. "Pat your foot" can just as easily be touted as... (more) Exactly what I'm learning and researching for a future even or even more events… Wow! We're on the same wavelength with similar questions; how do we find those answers. It seems like everything has the same value and meaning these days. "Pat your foot" can just as easily be touted as something that's actually "exemplary or even great!" What is the solution? In my case I have discovered a great soprano from another country and I would love to be the one who brings her to the US and Hawaii in particular for a tour. I've heard a lot of voices in my time, and I understand that "I'm no impresario, but I recognize quality. So far, my list of things to learn about and accomplish are growing every day. I know a few people in high places, and I know I'll need a sponsor with deep pockets. Finding the venues that aren't booked solid for 3 years in advance and hiring a press agent are of course already on my agenda. The soprano is already quite famous in her own country and she's also the head of the Music Department in a major university. She has many videos and recordings and a great resume and portfolio. These days, the technological information age has lowered the playing field so as to make anything that is truly outstanding merely as "So What!" Finding out how to make a diamond more obvious on a vast sandy beach is the dilemma, especially since the market is made up of what the ignorant and un-informed demand. As the dreamer, all I have is an idea and a goal, but without deep pockets, it seems like a remote possibility - and yet, I'm never known to give up on my dreams. Anyone have anything to add to this worthy cause? "I'm all ears!"

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