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WORKSHOP: "The Art of Selling.." AWESOME!
by Margaret Danielak
Margaret Danielak and Julie Snyder at VIVA Gallery
November 8th 9:30 AM - 3:00 PM
Posted
11/1/09
FEEDBACK FROM OUR MOST RECENT WORKSHOP:
“An exceptional workshop! Absolutely awesome! Tons of information and a lot of positivity, which is a rare combo in the art world. So inspiring! I will not hesitate to recommend it!” Valerie C. – Local Artist [more]
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Excellent Views from Lorraine Ginsberg
by artdetective
Lorraine Ginsburg at Pacific Palisades Library
October 3rd - October 31st
Posted
10/14/09
This artist's work covers much time and territory. Her timeless black and white photography hangs between colorfelt abtracts. Both mediums reflect her expertise and compliment each other. [more]
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Sam, I Hate You
by Jeff Sheehan
Chris Doyle at Sam Lee Gallery @ Pacific Design Center (Blue Building)
September 24th - November 28th
Posted
10/1/09
You showed some of these gorgeous watercolors before, Sam. I wanted one then, I want one now. I still can't afford them, or the fantastic video that went with them. Why do you torture me so? I'm a good person. I work hard. I really do think you should give me one of these because it will make my life so much better. [more]
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Simply Great!
by Gary Sanders
Kimber Berry at Phantom Galleries LA -
August 22nd - September 12th
Posted
9/17/09
All I can say is … WOW!!! Finally, a painter doing something more cutting edge. They are big; they are beautiful; impossible to get bored while scanning these works. And what the heck is going on in the corner? … Looks like a painting blending right into the wall – never seen that before, so in my book - a must see. She is definitely a true artist and not a one trick pony. Like any master painter, they can really mix it up…and she does a great job in doing so. If you are in LA... [more]
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Post-American L.A. in Santa Monica
by Michael Shaw
Group Show at 18th Street Arts Center
August 1st - September 25th
Posted
9/8/09
Though of course art has no rules, sometimes it finds itself falling into the terrain of soft sciences like sociology, with which its search for straightforward answers and clean conclusions sidelines certain aspects of art (aesthetics, ambiguity, open-ended inquiry) that, well, makes art art.
In the case of Post-American L.A., sociology is used to look at America’s projected shift and decline as seen through Los Angeles, ten years into the future. An intriguing and perhaps even noble venture... [more]
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Banksy and Shepherd Fairey eat your heart out....
by Convergent
Jo Spence and Terry Dennett, Anne-Marie Kornachuk, Part2ism, Tamara Seabrook at Channel Four Contemporary Art / C4 Gallery
July 31st - September 13th
Posted
8/23/09
I was really excited to see PART2ISM'S work after hearing so much about it from England... especially after seeing it in the London Street Art Anthology (check it out on amazon) - This is his (Part2ism) first time here in north america apparently... the other work in the show - while not 'street art' was solid - kind of incredible actually... very different from anything I've ever seen - anywhere... but it somehow works fabulously together. just get up out of your chair and GO SEE THE SHOW! Images fr... [more]
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THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO WAS PART OF "URBAN GRAVITATION"
by EFREN LUNA
Ray Aliviado, Paulina Bouyer-Magaña, Peter Bukasa, Steven Amado CHATISMO, ENRIQUE CHIU, Jesus Martinez CHUYMOSCA, Annie Dubber, Maria Guadalupe, JavierYamakawa, Joshua Lewis, Lana Lingan, Rosalie Lopez, EFREN LUNA, Jusus Magaña, Efrain Martinez, Ben Morado, Johnny O, Jesse Perez, Zully Perez, Nadia Ramirez, Eddie Rodriguez, Rick Rodriguez, Izelle Rose, TITUS, Octavio Vargas at Green Turtle Bar & Restaurant
July 12th - July 12th
Posted
7/26/09
THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO WAS PART OF "URBAN GRAVITATION"
A couple of weeks have passed since we had "URBAN GRAVITATION" Art & Music Show on Sunday July 12th, 2009. Our show consisted of 3 events in 3 separate spaces within one venue (THE GREEN TURTLE Whittier, CA). A gallery space, a patio with live graffiti artists, and the main bar with live bands and rappers on stage. Our theme "URBAN GRAVITATION" was inspired to bring in artworks and music that expressed some aspects of urban life. Becau... [more]
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This show was a tremendous success.
by EFREN LUNA
Ray Aliviado, Steven Amado, Raymond Berrellez, Peter Bukasa, Daniela Campons, Miguel Cervantes, Jesus Christos, KatherineBianca Clark, Morgan Cook, Ashley Costello, Annie Dubber, Jose Espinoza, Mike Gomez, Adriana Gonzalez, Jennifer Gutierrez-Morgan, Desirae Hepp, Jose Hernandez, Taylor Kawata, Jesus Eduardo Magana, Jesus Martinez, Edson Mbaki, Marissa M Mercado, Shefali Mistry, Ben Morado, Emily Neptune, Jesse Perez, Jesus Perez, Zully Perez, Sheree Reed, Michael Reid, Eddie Rodriguez, Jonathan Sanchez, Nadia Santacruz, Jason Saunders, Kevin Tong, Maria Guadelupe Torres, Octavio Vargas, Daniel Velasquez, Cynthia Villasnor at Basswerks
December 6th, 2008 - December 6th, 2008
Posted
7/26/09
I am an artist also a curator. This was the first show I curated and was a tremendous success. I curated a group show with over 40 artists. The show was titled "Set-In-Motion" December 6th & 7th, 2008. It took place at Basswerks Gallery in Los Angeles, USA. www.basswerks.net
This was a 2-day show. I combined a variety of media like photography, drawing, painting, printmaking, installation, architecture, sculpture, and Music. (and many more) I had 3 bands (Random Ninjas www.myspace.c... [more]
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Jeff Hassay in Death Valley
by Sarah Lehrer-Graiwer
Posted
7/26/09
Take a trip to Death Valley in late summer or early fall. It’s only about four or so hours driving from Los Angeles. You can see the salt flats, Zabriskie Point, the sand dunes, Artist’s Palette, and the mysterious Devil’s Racetrack. All striking and each benefiting from the blushing glow of morning or evening light. The dunes are best. You can see all the usual tour book attractions, but you can’t see Jeff Hassay’s See Through Mountain, 2009. Even though it’s there. Follow these directions and ma... [more]
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Feeding the Spirit Monkey
by Sandra Vista
Carole Caroompas, Kaitlynn Redell, Aaron Sheppard, Arne Svenson, Liz Young at Western Project
June 13th - July 18th
Posted
7/14/09
Tales of the Flesh are tales about the spirit and flesh. Does an unrequited love of the spirit live in the hearts of these five artists? Whether it does or not, mutiny is not an option. They're in it for the long haul. Their personal battles pulsate in their work.Liz Young's family portraits are a host of small scale paintings of her family and herself at various ages. The portraits are exhibited in the gallery the way they might be found in her grandmother's living room. The wonderment... [more]
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