Art Review

‘Visions Unfold’ by Richard Chow @ SubTerra Gallery
Mr. Richard Chow has hit it out of the park at SubTerra Gallery. In a further creative extension for fine art photography, with the inventive foreplay of ultraviolet sunbathing to magically enchant the silverscreen of archival pigment from a sturdier age, in a time that relished the timeless, the fine artist has typified his true
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‘One Eyed Jacks’ Movie Review
Marlon Brando introduces an impeccable storyline which thoroughly introduces the concept of the Liar to Western Cinema in his Western One Eyed Jacks. Unambivalent about portraying himself as a villain, a lousy reckless fiend who has a way with getting his way (both with men by gun and woman by pleasure), Mr. Brando moves the
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‘The Touch, the Amulet and the Saltation’ by Sadie Benning @ Vielmetter Los Angeles
Sadie Benning introduces a plasticity to paint with their choice colors and figures in their opening at Vielmetter Los Angeles. The, if I dare say, “taffiness”, of the experience of their art, provides a sumptuous mastication upon the mind’s eye in experiencing a novelty of beauty. And it is here with these abstract movements of
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‘The Calligraphy of Absence’ ft. Pilar Agüero-Esparza at Patricia Sweetow Gallery
Must the civilized be pretentious? Why cannot originality be found in the organic warmth of natural mistakes of rough lines to a human eye? And yet, are leather and leather tones, which is so geometrically stretched to bring more efforts of a returning amidst the civilized splash of regimentation dimension. Perhaps it is in measure
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‘Role Play’ by Claire Chambless @ Carlye Packer
In an exceptional exhibition of a radical if not avante-garde representation of the tension between life and death, Ms. Claire Chambless proudly presents bold sculptural forms with a plethora of material, especially hydroxyapatite – the base material found in bone – with a subtle affirmation of living. It is in this challenging yet exhilarating representation
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‘Shelf Life’ by Ry Roklen @ Wilding Cran Gallery
Shelf Life introduces onto the world a conception of preservation which helps better refine our understanding of consumption with the process and ideas expressed by Mr. Ry Rocklen at Wilding Cran Gallery. His clever choices of media representations impose that cultural perspective which is accustomed to disposability; of commodity purchases which are primarily aimed for
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‘Field Sketch’ by Patrick Wilson @ Vielmetter Los Angeles
Mr. Patrick Wilson opens with an amazing geometrical exhibition with his Field Sketch at Veilmetter Los Angeles. What he accomplishes with his rectilinear ideas and gradient of colors imposes upon that understanding of order and regularity yet with enough sensation of motion, the kinetics experienced by the works of art are standout on their own.
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‘Northern Exposure’ @ Praz-Delavallade
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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