‘Uncensored’ by AdeY @ Gallerie XII Los Angeles
AdeY flirts us a barrage of compositions which demand an opening of the mind, piercing through the social veil of awkwardness which ensnares and is a web of prejudices in his inaugural American exhibition Uncensored at Gallerie XII. The Transcending of our social impressions of the human body is and the actors contained therein, is
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‘Changing Velocity’ by Bonita Helmer @ George Billis LA
Ms. Bonita Helmer at George Billis Los Angeles provides an eruptive opening with a thoroughly appropriate reflectance on the Natural Path, ordered from the beginning of the creation of light. Our preconception of light and its intensity may deter us from understanding that most of what we know to be the motion of what permeates
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Now on View @ Thinkspace Projects
Thinkspace Projects offered an exciting medley of African Artists who are extending the bounds of a perceptive intensity with their paintings and drawings. Messrs. Boris Anje, Jimbo Lateef, and Oscar Joyo, share their own truths in acrylic, a medium which enables greater latitude in the generation of each of their moral ideas. We have a
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‘Six Feet Over’ by Laura Lima @ Tanya Bonakdar Gallery
Laura Lima does a fantastic job in exploring our perceptual space with her latest opening Six Feet Over at Tanya Bonadkdar Gallery in Los Angeles, CA. The artist makes a fastidious effort to draw us in while protruding us outward with her playfulness with the tactile senses. I am always fond of an artist which
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‘Untitled Colors’ by Joe Rudko @ Von Lintell Gallery
Mr. Joe Rudko presents us with his archetypical photographic style which might simply be described as a meditation on memory at Von Lintell Gallery with his opening Untitled Colors. While the work lacks that exciting bedazzlement we’d expect to find in the drunken starbursts of Western Fine Arts history, it nevertheless expounds the affirmative shift
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‘Unseen Picasso’ @ The Norton Simon Museum
The Norton Simon Museum has recently publicly exhibited etchings from the famed 20th century fine artist master Pablo Picasso. What certifies a genuine artistic spirit is its unquenchable desire for more novelty. To impose higher demands of originality upon itself, which creates a continuum of creativity which is doubtlessly expressed with Mr. Picasso’s anthology.
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‘Chaos’ by Chet Zar @ Copro Gallery
What is the sense of gloom? Does it invoke despair, of a forlorn realization, demotivating the inner spirit to continue to propel itself towards some certainty about its place? Does gloominess signify a dissatisfaction in the present yet also indicate a pessimism about the future? No doubt Mr. Chet Zar in his Chaos opening provides
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‘Carousel’ by Justin Adian @ Lowell Ryan Projects
Mr. Justin Adian presents us with his most recent exploration in the medium of felt with his Carousel opening at Lowell Ryan Projects. With more than a dozen wall canvases, we have the presentation of the comfort and relaxation of inexactness, as a soothing relief from the endless pursuit of perfection. His selection of
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‘Accumulations and Overlaps’ by Amalia Pica @ Tanya Bonakdar Gallery
Amalia Pica’s Accumulations and Overlaps at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery is another potent demonstration of artistic creativity being very much a product of the environment as much as the artist herself. Ms. Pica, as is the rest of world civilization, is being contained by an invisible pestilence which is slowly, almost tauntingly, remaining airborne and infectious
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Alejandro Cardenas in ‘Wish You Were Here’ @ Anat Ebgi Gallery
Mr. Alejandro Cardenas provides a spark of the cerebral with the opening of Wish You Were Here at Anat Ebgi Gallery. His series presents a consternating reflection on works of art which are emotionally distant yet upon consideration provoke an eerie sense of wonder. The compositions of his work present us with a bizarre
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