Save the Date: “Rainbeau Samsura” by Natalia Fabia, plus Alessandra Maria and Lauren Marx, and Elizabeth McGrath, at Corey Helford Gallery on Saturday November 5th!
Join us on Saturday November 5th from 7pm – 11pm, , for the opening reception of figurative painter, Natalia Fabia’s first solo show in four years, “Rainbeau Samsara,” happening at Corey Helford Gallery in Boyle Heights., directly across the bridge from the DTLA Arts District. Natalia Fabia has been painting the female form in environments for years.…
“Twenty Years Under the Influence of Juxtapoz” Opens at Barnsdall
February 22 celebrate two decades of groundbreaking art, celebrated with a mega show featuring over 100 artists popularized through the genius of Juxtapoz Magazine. Founded in San Francisco Robert Williams, Craig Stecyk, Greg Escalante, Eric Swenson and Fausto Vitello as a West coast nose-thumb to the New Your art establishment, Juxtapoz slammed contemporary street culture,…
Cat Art Show at 101/Exhibit in Hollywood
Where better to get your fix on cats and art than the Cat Art Show in Hollywood?
Photos: Bobby Furst, Rat Fink Opening at La Luz
Acclaimed Joshua Tree artist Bobby Furst and fans of Rat Fink filled La Luz de Jesus on Friday Jun 7 for the opening of a doubled barreled pair of shows packing a whallop. Furst’s assemblage–shown for the first time outside of his desert studio and curated by Billy Shire–displayed his passion and social conscience.…
Opening Night of “Crucifixion” at Corey Helford Gallery
CARTWHEEL’s Luis Ochoa was on hand for the opening of “Crucifixion,” the huge, stunning group show at Corey Helford Gallery, with works that focus on a theme more commonly associated wiht Easter, rather than the winter holiday season. The show features all new work from an incredible list of artists: D*Face, HUSH, Natalia Fabia, Kukula,…
The Lowdown from Joe Copro: Interview with Greg Escalante
Cultural movements, as organic as they may seem, don’t just happen on their own. Especially so when it comes to art movements. There are catalysts involved. Art cannot breathe and flourish in a vacuum. Whether it’s been the Medici or Theo Van Gogh, art has always needed it’s patrons, it’s champions, it’s guardians of…
“Ice Loves Rococo” – Van Arno at CHG Circa
Rock stars can have rare moments of honesty when it comes to explaining why they became musicians in the first place. “To get chicks” is a frequent refrain. Artists will be a bit more dodgy on the subject, tending to offer loftier motives than merely wanting to paint naked bodies. I think they’re hedging their bets. When…