The pure pleasure of a group artistic exhibition is in the copiousness of the originality, giving an arts writer the pleasure to reflect upon a variety of expressions of representations of true beauty and therefore involving greater technical elaboration on the subjective selection of works to write about. For the arts writer moves towards perfecting […]
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‘A Colorful Symphony’ @ Shatto Gallery
Shatto Gallery provides us with a mind-expansiveness in new conceptual ideas with A Colorful Symphony. The group show demonstrates greater inventiveness in bringing to Earth, in a new light, ideas of true beauty which require that patient meditation which is otherwise known as pensive. And pensive is the appropriate perspective we are given with groundbreaking digital pigment print – […]
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Terrestial Aperture ft. J. Bradley Greer @ Rhett Baruch Gallery
Mr. J. Bradley Greer ignites with a patient passionate projection of a fine whimsy with a masterful attention to detail, permitted to dance and flourish with the flowery shapes and other-worldly ideas as part of his showing at the Terrestrial Aperture opening at Good Naked Gallery – held by Rhett Baruch Gallery. The […]
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‘Blah, Blah, Blah’ by Chenhung Chen and Snežana Saraswati Petrovic @ LAUNCH LA
LAUNCH LA, with its confidence in material representation or materiality, proudly continues to showcase works which provoke the senses with healthy animation. In this opening, Ms. Snežana Saraswait Petrović and Chenhung Chen introduce the subject’s mind to different perspective of harmony. Both provide a positive appreciation of the changes caused by mankind to be susceptible to […]
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‘Living Color’ by Rachel Lachowicz @ Shoshana Wayne Gallery
Ms. Rachel Lachowitz brings to light new concepts of sculpture to push passed the boundaries of painting, in providing a sensationally placid fine art at Shoshana Wayne Gallery. With overwhelming fastidiousness, she informs her works with discretely divisible forms, dolled up with eyeshadow(!) with upmost refinement. It is here, where in the directive of her […]
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‘Synonym’ by Justin Williams @ Roberts Project
Mr. Justin Williams introduces us to a planar perspective with idyllic ideas with his Synonym opening at Roberts Projects. The anthropocentrism in each of the proudly large canvases provides us with that visibility on what would otherwise be considered bromidic or insipid; nothing that aims at attempting to breach the surreal or imaginatively transcendent. Yet, […]
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My Colors by Omar Mendoza @ Steve Turner Gallery
Mr. Omar Mendoza brings a strong encouragement of highness to his mighty demonstration of fine art with his My Colors opening at Steve Turney Gallery. The inventive and daring, if not dangerous, overcomplication of indigenous media is a smashing triumph of the experimental with the experienced to bring out the exquisite to representing true beauty. […]
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‘Signal to Noise’ curated by Michael Slenske @ Diane Rosenstein Gallery
Diane Rosenstein Gallery offers a refined collection of fine art curated by Michael Slenske with their Signal to Noise opening. Amidst the healthy appetite for playing with material on canvas, there is the strength in being delicate with the appearance, to inform the subject with what is fine in fine art. And that is […]
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‘Endless, Nameless’ by Han Sungwoo @ Helen J Gallery
Mr. Hun Sungwoo at Helen J Galley paints us a stronger idea of more than color with his works which extend the imagination as it pertains to experiences of texture, color, scale, and brustroke with his opening at Helen J Gallery. The impressive feat is in the ability to play with decades of efforts at […]
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Chapter 2: A Long Way Home by Suwichada Busamrong-Press @ Reisig and Taylor Contemporary
In a resoundingly confident demonstration of the color yellow at Reisig and Taylor Contemporary, Ms. Suwichada Busamrong-Press resonates with her intimate memories of her past life in Thailand, particularly with her originally daring application of turmeric to fine art. It is through this medicinal application from her father where sentiment and beauty coalesce, to, with […]
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