TORRANCE, CA.- There is no map to innovation. The path to invention is laid with passion, confidence and, above all, uncommon vision. Those are the guiding principles behind "Light and Speed" at The 460 Degrees Gallery, a one-of-a-kind contemporary art experience Lexus is presenting this fall and winter in Los Angeles, New York, Miami and Chicago.

Sebastien Agneessens, a prominent New York-based curator for the contemporary arts, curated the multi-media exhibition that brings together some of the freshest talents on the contemporary art scene. Shamim Momin, associate curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art, served as executive consultant. "Light and Speed" features conceptual photography by Miranda Lichtenstein, video art by Pascual Sisto and an architectural installation by Arne Quinze.

During its limited engagement in each city, The 460 Degrees Gallery is hosting gala events, public seminars, premium tastings and presentations by luxury retailers. "The idea of 460 Degrees is that there's more to discover beyond what we see or even imagine can be," says Agneessens. The gallery opened in Los Angeles in October and has been an instant hit in each city. In New York, 460 Degrees Gallery had more than 13,000 visitors during its two-week run.

Lexus is mounting "Light and Speed" at The 460 Degrees Gallery to showcase the launch of its all-new 2007 LS 460 luxury sedan. "We wanted to do something that celebrates reinvention and Lexus' heightened focus on design," said Deborah Meyer, vice president of marketing for Lexus.

The 460 Degrees Gallery in Miami will be located at 2228 Park Avenue in Miami Beach. The exhibition manifesto and further details are available at www.460degrees.com.