Event Coverage: Photo/Video Highlights from the Littletopia section at the 2018 LA Art Show, by Cindy Schwarzstein
Littletopia – the show within a show – was back for its fifth year at the LA Art Show on January 10-14th. This years section curator was Rachael Cronin of Red Truck Gallery in New Orleans, who not only brought artists from her gallery but also invited galleries and artists from around the world to participate in the…
SAVE THE DATE: D3ATH at Superchief Gallery LA – Saturday, February 10th
Superchief Gallery LA, our neighbor in Downtown Los Angeles, presents D3ATH – a three-person show featuring the psychedelic stylings of three masters in their genre, Bonethrower, Homeless Cop and YU Maeda. The artist opening reception will be held this Saturday night 6-11 pm. Expect brilliant color, lots of energy, and a young hip crowd at…
SAVE THE DATE: Opening Reception of “Betwixt and Between” by Sarah Joncas and Kelly Vivanco & “1984” by Scott Listfield at Thinkspace Gallery – Saturday January 6th (6-9pm)
In the main gallery at Thinkspace Gallery, they will be presenting new works by Canadian artist Sarah Joncas and Southern Californian artist Kelly Vivanco in an exhibition titled “Betwixt and Between.” The exhibition is about the creative potential of unscripted spaces and the generative possibility of in-betweens, where Joncas and Vivanco, forego the limits of…
“The Macabre Show” Opens at La Luz de Jesus
Awe-inspiring. Jaw-droppingly, soul-moving beautiful works of art. Friday night I was faint with appreciation for what is the strongest, most focused group shows La Luz de Jesus has offered this year. Each artist in “The Macabre Show” exhibited coherent, cohesive, and unique visions that blended seamlessly, creating a powerful impact that left attendees uncharacteristically subdued…
Interview: It’s All Done With Ransom & Mitchell’s Smoke and Mirrors
Ransom & Mitchell have taken their photographic and film-making know-how, along with their love of pop-surrealist art and classical painting, to an elevated level by combining narrative themes, an illustrative approach, cinematic lighting, theatrically design sets, and a whole lot of inspiration from the Italian and Dutch Master painters. The end-result is their first fine-art exhibition, Smoke and Mirrors, which opens at Varnish Fine Arts in San Francisco on Saturday, September 8.