Master Artist Kyle Lind Emerges in the Paradise of Yelapa Mexico PR Web
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The Art of Kyle Lind (Kyle August Lind)

Not since Erte' rocked the world with his introduction of art-deco has the world of art been so deeply stirred as it is today. Doing the stirring is Kyle August Lind, a name you may well-recognize from the 60's and 70's. For 35 years Mr. Lind maintained not only a low profile, but a humble, patient, aesthetic existence giving complete and utter devotion to his art.

That isolation is ending for good on March 22nd, 2014 when a major showing of his work will be on display in the mystical community of Yelapa, Jalisco, Mexico. This community, just south of Puerto Vallarta, has long been a seasonal hideaway for many of the world's most notable artists. For years patrons have sailed into the largest and most stunningly beautiful bay in Mexico, returning home with art treasures tucked under their arms. “No different will it be on the 22nd, when we expect the brisk sales of both prints and originals. For those with an appreciation for ground-floor opportunities, this is it!”, said Luv in Art Co-Founder Kevin Warren.

The collection of artwork from Mr. Lind includes paintings, drawings, and other objects de art, all drawn from a huge private collection safeguarded in large warehouses and vaults.

“This is going to be really big!” exclaims Mr. Lind. In addition to his collection, there is his new book chronicling the artist's life. The book brings to light relationships with the likes of Salvador Dali, and his marriage into the royalty of Hollywood with Rory Flynn, the daughter of superstar Errol Flynn. This 365 page book named “God Art Me Fun”, will be a centerpiece of the artist-in-exhibition and a lucky 30 visitors may take the 14 by 20 inch book home. Why only 30, one might ask? Because the limited edition best ensures appreciations for years to come. The book is of a special collectors investment grade, wherever you look new visual excitement is aroused – yes, aroused for all of the senses that wake up a new you, creating a helping hand to the re-balancing of our world.

There is a power within Mr. Lind's work which defies explanation. As Amanda Broomer Managing Director of the Manhattan Art and Antiques center said exploring her way through the book, “This is purely magical!”

The Yelapa exhibit is dubbed “God Art Me Fun” after the title of Mr. Lind's book. This first annual event kicks off what the promoters believe is a new movement. “The Neo Geo Renaissance”, is a term coined by Mr. Lind himself. Dale Cripps one of the four principals of the production company, Luv in Art, in a recent interview said, “We have every reason to believe that the art patrons of the world will encourage us to produce a series of these art shows around the globe. Art has always been an international currency and a treasure chest in investment grade art seldom surfaces with so much inventory.” Mr. Cripps has distinguished himself in prior years by providing a leadership role for the HDTV movement, and is today is taking experienced steps to bring awareness to the 4k HD movement through the addition of Fine Art. Those attending our event will see this for themselves. The 4k on display meets the artist's most demanding requirements for visual cues. Imagine an art show combining the intoxicating work of a master artist, along with the greatest advances in image technologies today.

Attendees will come from gallery owners, museum curators, personal patrons of the arts, and all those who just recognize the value of fine art, gracing their daily lives. The “Welcome mat is out... way out here in Yelapa. Everyone is fully behind the movement, and believes in the content of the art,” said Luv in Art co-founder Kyle O'Neil.

For more information on Kyle Lind, and to see a sample of his works, visit Luv in Art.. To join the conversation on Facebook visit The Art of Kyle Lind.

Nestled in the southernmost cove of Mexico's largest bay (Bahia de Banderas), lies the peaceful village of Yelapa, Jalisco, Mexico. Although there is a road which leads to the pueblo, it is most easily accessible by boat. Transportation to the village departs daily from various locations in the Puerto Vallarta area. Yelapa's tranquillity is ideal for those looking to stay, for that entirely laid-back vacation. The beach is covered in a blanket of golden sand, and is a superb place to swim, snorkel, or parasail. If you are not that energetic you can just relax in one of the numerous beach chairs, soak up the sun, and enjoy a cold drink.

Accommodations in March and April, 2014

• Lagunitas Hotel - $90-$135 per night. This palapa village is nestled on the beach to your immediate left as you come to shore. With around 30 unique palapas, you are bound to find one that pleases you, whether you come by yourself, with a significant other, or your family and all of your freinds. With an emphasis on nature and relaxation, this is the place to be to break free from the daily grind. Offerings such as massages and yoga classes on the beach make for a relaxing vacation never to be forgotten.

• Casa Bahia Bonita - $55-$155 per night. Casa Bahia Bonita is located right on the beach in the secluded tropical destination of Yelapa. It offers oceanfront studios, tropical gardens and an on-site tour desk. Each studio at this property features a kitchenette with a fridge, stove and kitchenware. They also include a wardrobe, a fan and private balcony.

• Casa Milagros - $50 to $75 per night. Here breathtaking views overlooking the ocean, bay and village await you. Any of the varied accommodations at this "house of miracles" are an ideal location for your home while exploring the many delights of Yelapa, or just laying back, to unwind and retreat into the peaceful abundance of nature all around.

To get from Puerto Vallarta to Yelapa you can travel only one way, and that is by water, though there are many different levels of comfort to suit any preference. You may chose a padded water taxi, an exclusive private yacht or even a privately chartered sail boat. To learn more about these options please contact us at Luv in Art  so we can help you find exactly what you are looking for. We are happy to arrange pickups from the Puerto Vallarta airport to insure a maximum level of comfort and service.

The Luv in Art team is glad to assist in all ways and are excited to see you on March 22nd. Luv in Art can be contacted by email at  info@luvinart.org. To speak directly with an experienced Yelapa guide, contact Carolyn by email at yelapaconnexion@gmail.com or by celluar telephone at (322) 135-3413.