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The Art of di.Lo is
by diLo - Eugenia di Lorenzo
diLo - Eugenia di Lorenzo at World Art Foundation
June 7th, 2009 - June 14th, 2009
Posted
6/9/09
The Art of di.Lo is Matter, light, sign, integrated in an original figure of painting. Her research is vibrant: the colours are tactile, the matter is impregnated with meaning, that alludes to a metaphysical transcendence. Mixed media canvases that become a metaphor for emotional spheres, of memories, of inner journeys marked by the traces of oneiric colours that create fascinating and charming atmospheres. Yes Contemporary, but with a very mystical aftertaste. An art in art, an inherent dualism that makes... [more]
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A feast for the eyes...
by trixie
Domenico Foschi, Jefferson Hayman, Kerik Kouklis, Simon Larbelestier, Victor Milin at C4 Contemporary Art
May 14th, 2009 - July 3rd, 2009
Posted
5/27/09
A stunning selection of photographs are displayed in this cool, new art space. Perfect lighting and a warm atmosphere enhance the beauty of these amazing pieces. I found myself mesmerized by all of them, particularly those by Simon Larbalestier. Do not miss this satisfying show! [more]
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Neon Bible
by Mayerling
Antonio Trecel Diaz, Neck Face, Aaron Johnson, Ben Jones, Gino Perez, Cleon Peterson, Judith Supine at New Image Art Gallery
May 2nd, 2009 - May 23rd, 2009
Posted
6/11/10
Judith is the reason to see this show. His assemblages-collages are acid-etched memories peeled right from the soul of an exhaustive artist. He's always there, Judith, unshakeable, wise, but mostly, as light showing us the way to something funny and beating and alive. The relatively small amount of represented work secures my feelings about how good he really is as I can't remember much from the rest of the show. I wish they'd collect his miniature houses and make an entire neighborhood of them. I... [more]
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EDWARD WALTON WILCOX OPENING AT MK GALLERY by Sour Harvest's Andrew Hosner
by Edward Walton Wilcox
Edward Walton Wilcox at Merry Karnowsky Gallery
April 25th, 2009 - May 23rd, 2009
Posted
4/30/09
Swung by Merry Karnowsky Gallery on Saturday night for her debut solo show with rising Los Angeles artist Edward Walton Wilcox. Wilcox took full advantage of Merry's new window facing the always busy LaBrea Ave by installing a spinning skull sculpture (see above). Amazing. A true traffic stopper of a front window install. Don't miss this show!
Wilcox's work is simply haunting and the sepia-toned gothic edge to his new body of work is more pronounced than ever before. The two Medieval altarpieces were b... [more]
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"Everybody in the Reflection Pool!" LA WEEKLY REVIEW by David Cotner
by Edward Walton Wilcox
Edward Walton Wilcox at Merry Karnowsky Gallery
April 25th, 2009 - May 23rd, 2009
Posted
4/28/09
Portentous but never pretentious, the remote and insular visions of loneliness that manifest throughout Edward Walton Wilcox's work are on full display in this overview of recent paintings. "When the anxieties of this world become too severe," he admits, "I create for myself . . . a reflection pool for the mind. It is there that I withdraw to the twilight fields and amber vistas of my dreams." All right, maybe just a tad pretentious, but Wilcox has talent and imagination for miles, so he's excu... [more]
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The Eccentricities of Edward Walton Wilcox Find a Home at MK Gallery
by Edward Walton Wilcox
Edward Walton Wilcox at Merry Karnowsky Gallery
April 25th, 2009 - May 23rd, 2009
Posted
4/7/09
Los Angeles, CA. April 6, 2009 – Merry Karnowsky is thrilled to present Edward Walton Wilcox’s first solo exhibition with the gallery from April 25 through May 23. Wilcox may be the latest addition to Karnowsky’s impressive stable of artists, including Shepard Fairey, Camille Rose Garcia, Todd Schorr and Kent Williams but he’s not completely new to the scene. Matt Gleason, editor and founder of Coagula Art Journal, recently wrote, “Edward Walton Wilcox is painting humanity’s self-ind... [more]
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Shiny Things
by kait
Yto Barrada, Cláudia Cristóvão, Alfredo Jaar, Georgia Papageorge, Berni Searle at Fowler Museum at UCLA
February 22nd, 2009 - June 14th, 2009
Posted
3/12/09
Today when I walked into this exhibit I stopped dead in my tracks and just grinned. It's so shiny and pretty. The first part is mainly... wall art, I guess is the best term? There's painting and more modern things I don't know the name for and this crazy cool metal "fabric" made of alcohol labels. It ripples along the wall and it's great to get up close and walk along its length. Makes it flow.
The second part is a maze of videos, which was definitely the more crowded part of the exhib... [more]
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Pictures from the Opening on March 7, 2009
by Karin M. Mayer
Laure Aron, Michael Berkowitz, Richard Bohn, Liza Botkin, George Ann Bowers, Diane Bronstein, CamLab, Renee Weiss Chase, Bryn Mc Connell, Paula DiMarco, Chris Ducker, Kelly Erbstoesser, Nicholas Fedak II, David Foto, Kebe Fox, Nancy Harlan, Pamela Diaz and Helene Hecht, Barbara Higgins, Aimee Helen Koch, Donna Letterese, Claudia Lynch, Joan Mathison, Joanne Chase Mattillo, Karin M. Mayer, Maddy Le Mel, Johana Moscoso, Courtney Nearburg, Alan Neider, Colleen Patterson, Christie Reynolds, Dieter Runge, Erica Silzle, Ruth Sirait, Gerry Stecca, Janna Stern, Katherine Story, Hisano Takei, Mary Tao, Haikuhie Tataryan, Armando Torres, Jessica Tracy, Hiromi Tsuchiya, Amy Weiks, Darlyn Susan Yee, Yume, Elis Abeth Zaitseu at Orange County Center for Contemporary Art
March 6th, 2009 - April 18th, 2009
Posted
3/9/09
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The Wafting Bouquet of Artistic License
by Sandra Vista
Beili Liu at Tarryn Teresa Gallery
January 17th, 2009 - February 27th, 2009
Posted
2/26/09
I was fortunate to meet Beili on the opening night of her exhibit at the newly located Tarryn Teresa Gallery. She generously gave me a personal guided tour of each of her pieces in the show. Beili's Chinese ancestry, its myths, and spirituality, is a dominant presence in her current work. Before writing the article, I promised to give her a call. Our telephone conversation took place before the final week of her exhibit. Prior to our conversation, I had drafted her article in several ways.... [more]
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Cannibal Flower moved to 821 TRaction Ave
by Shahid B
Michael Pukac at Cannibal Flower - 144 N. La Brea
January 31st, 2009 - February 1st, 2009
Posted
1/29/09
Cannibal FLower will be at 821 TRACTION AVE SUITE 106
goto the website for current info
www.cannibalflower.com [more]
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My previous title wasn't good, Anastasio deserves better
by kristinabigdeli
Gabriela Anastasio at Switch
December 19th, 2008 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Posted
12/17/08
Went to Switch last week and was inspired enough to actually purchase a small part of the Cubiculum installation. Highly recommend this to anyone that likes to think about the way our society works today.
Here's more info: http://tinyurl.com/6mwljr [more]
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It's Cubicular!
by dimachnevidimach
Gabriela Anastasio at Switch
December 19th, 2008 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Posted
12/16/08
I helped put the video installation for this show together, and I think it's something that shouldn't be missed! Also, if you haven't been to the up-and-coming Gallery Row in Downtown, you can get aquainted by going to this show on Friday! [more]
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Outstanding Work
by jamma
Otto Youngers at LA Artcore Brewery Annex
November 1st, 2008 - November 30th, 2008
Posted
11/11/08
The subject matter is profound, yet whimsical, the wood work is amazing, and the total experience of the show is transporting. LA badly needs more shows of this caliber, and more shows by Otto Youngers. I was very surprised to see that in the Northwest, his home, he has had fewer showings than in Asia! What's up with that, Land of Trees? I can't recommend this show and this artist highly enough. [more]
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Celebrate Life!
by Kelly Thompson
Alex Alferov, Anna Alvarado, Douglas Alvarez, Luis Alvidez, Steven Amado (CHATISMO), Terri “Tooter” Berman, Danielle Boinay, Daisy Church, Gary Clair, Mary Clark-Camargo, Deadmundo, Robin Feeley, Robyn Feeley, Ashley Fisher, Annie Fourgette, Sophia Gasparia, Sophia Gasparian, Lost Goat, Ron Llamos Lost Goat, Ivan Godinez, Cinde Hart, Kevin Hass, Patricia Krebs, mavis leahy, Snow Mack, Stephanie Mercado, Pinche Michi, Kirk Millet, Valarie Milovic, Yuki Miyazaki, Martin NUNEZ, Damon O’Keefe, Juan RODRIGUEZ, Group Show, Chrystal Stromer, Summer, Kelly Thompson, Ernesto Vasquez, Barry Wolfryd, Holly Wood at Cactus Gallery
October 11th, 2008 - November 8th, 2008
Posted
10/7/08
This show boasts cute funny skulls, scary clown skulls, and beautiful ornate skulls. Cactus Gallery has always invited artists from all walks of life to be a part of their eclectic art scene. This is what makes this and many of their shows so fascinating. From fine art, folk art to lowbrow your sure to see something that speaks to you. Not only will you see a wide range of art you will also enjoy music, films and libations. This is not only an art show but a "celebration of life"!
Notes form the Gallery:... [more]
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Darkest Dreamings of Edward Walton Wilcox
by Cristina Manwaring
Edward Walton Wilcox at Cella Gallery
October 16th, 2008 - November 7th, 2008
Posted
9/19/08
Los Angeles, CA (Artslant) September 16, 2008 -- Wilcox's second solo exhibition in Los Angeles this year, "Crimes of Romance," is a breakout exhibit featuring the gamut of Wilcox's diverse and dark imaginations, most of which never publicly displayed before, including paintings, drawings, installation and sculpture. A follow up from his March show, "Are You Going With Me?" in West Hollywood, "Crimes" leaves the world of tabloid imagery and exposes his darkest dreaming; hand-carved Gothic altarpieces so... [more]
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Critics' Pick - ArtForum.com
by Heather Carson
Heather Carson at Phantom Galleries LA -
May 14th, 2007 - June 10th, 2007
Posted
5/25/07
LOS ANGELESHeather CarsonPHANTOM GALLERIES LA269 Beverly DriveSW corner Beverly Drive and Dayton WayMay 14–June 10 Sandwiched between an Arthur Murray dance studio and an oldPottery Barn in an especially small town–like swatch of Beverly Hills,a group of metal cubes, their skeletons highlighted by fluorescentbulbs, sits in a lonesome abandoned storefront. There, they light upand dim out every few seconds, enacting a poignant rise-and-fall,cradle-to-grave saga, like a fifty-first-century Henry Moore familyg... [more]
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