What do we have here? A Spasmoditicity of ceramic, patterned with the potpourri of boyish plastique, in the slobbering glaze which oozes a mystical figurine theatre of figurehead. It’s walking through Where the Wild Things Are without the teeth. The moving presence does not imbue immediately a savagerine discovery, a la Easter Island. The compact composites are sentimental enough to be....

A charming amusement unfolds with quintessential felicity with Ms. Esther Pearl Watson's Celestial Road Trip at Vielmetter LA; a visual anthology of a friendly space-visitor affirming a pleasant universe. Indeed, the pink hues and visual idea itself, onto that illustration of childish pique; centers the convergence of innocent wonder of space-life with the appropriate fantasizing of the friendly....

Susan Vielmetter Los Angeles has a flurry of proud physical demonstrations as part of its Ongoingness exhibition this summer. There is a boldness in the danger of the artist’s beginning to agree to the completed end of true beauty in his or her judgment with that affirmation of material construction witnessed at the exhibition. That healthy experience of corporeal reality, to be present within....