Archive for the ‘Art’ Category

Kate Petley @ Von Lintell Gallery

Posted on July 8th, 2026 by Joseph A. Hazani

In an impressive extension of original technique, the form of the media captured titilates the otherwise bromidic acrylic shapes. There is, in other words, a reflectance which is wholly novel in what is photographed; with the appropriate “holographic” in beautiful realization. The colors are exquisite. I affirm the ungraspable dynamos contained through the photographic process. […]

’10 Years LA!’ @ Sprüth Magers

Posted on June 26th, 2026 by Joseph A. Hazani

10 Years LA! At Sprüth Magers introduces a reminder of the efforts at immortality represented to the conscious lens in contemporary art history. From the blaring to the reticent, there is the optical impression of uniqueness. Most found for myself is the adorable excalamation point, Exclamation Point (Chartreuse) by Richard Artschwager. So sensitive to the […]

‘Material Memory’ with Randall Reid @ Nuart Gallery

Posted on June 6th, 2026 by Joseph A. Hazani

In the return to industrial elements in the construction of the beautiful idea, Mr. Randall Reid imposes an appearance of the staunch quintessentially contained with the masculine. A grittiness in the wood-carved after contact with industrial certainty of goodness, to be reimagined onto the reliance of its use to a higher end: beauty. The sensations […]

‘Doubting Thomas’ ft. Michael Kelley @ Moskowitz Bayse

Posted on May 23rd, 2026 by Joseph A. Hazani

Mr. Michael (Mike) Kelley intimates to us that outward expression of creativity with this discovery of soft in the curved form with his exhibition at Moskowitz Bayse. The radical extension of an idea itself, say with Hidden Profile, nonetheless exhibits that consistency with the Untitled in oblong. Where the radical is sensitive to minute, while […]

‘Bespokeology’ by Julia Couzens & ‘Tipping Point’ by Sarah Amos @ Patricia Sweetow Gallery

Posted on May 16th, 2026 by Joseph A. Hazani

In that fun of fabric, the need to extend its originality in human experience – what else is the expression? – welcomes the happy exuberance of Ms. Julia Couzens with her opening ‘Bespokeology’ at Patricia Sweetow Gallery. With petite (for my taste) compositions, dressed with other-worldly outlandishness, the demur from rebellion is perfectly balanced with […]

‘Will I Live Again’ by Justin Ortiz @ Babst Gallery

Posted on May 8th, 2026 by Joseph A. Hazani

In the honest effort at representing true originality, a healthy break from reality is provided to us amply by Mr. Justin Ortiz, with his Babst Gallery opening show ‘Will I Live Again’. In the artist’s statement, with an unprovoked Yes, there is the sufficient base to the priming of a spectacular foray into imagination.   […]

‘MINDBENDERS: Layered in Unexpected Truths’ by Shar Coulson @ Nuart Gallery

Posted on May 3rd, 2026 by Joseph A. Hazani

In the eclectic explosiveness on the canvas, Ms. Shar Coulson @ Nuart Gallery introduces a new joie de vivre to daily life. A motivation that is possible to ignite in that sense of thirst in the animation, bursting with dashing attributes of paint stroke and media (both acrylic and oil.) There is no arithmetic, nor […]

‘Horizon West’ by Arshile Gorky @ Hauser & Wirth

Posted on April 24th, 2026 by Joseph A. Hazani

Mr. Arshile Gorky at Hauser & Wirth represents experimenting with surface in that added neural plasticity of the fine arts gyrating with the whirs of the industrial society, where the seeker of true beauty causes the appearance of more original form, away from the stasis of photorealism. With the medley of sketches in pencil and […]

‘Source Material’ by Vince Skelly @ Craft Contemporary 

Posted on April 18th, 2026 by Joseph A. Hazani

Mr. Vince Skelly presents with his more than organic representation of beauty with his woodcraft, texture – the idea of the originalities of surface to the material form; while working strictly with wood, exhibiting at Craft Contemporary. And what a potpourri of judgments in pleasure to the eye! For it is with that pleasing objective […]

‘Barley Patch II’ by Dustin Hodges @ Sebastian Gladstone Gallery

Posted on March 27th, 2026 by Joseph A. Hazani

The harvest has in its idea collection. To gather which presupposes a giving end. Why the upside down saturnine beak? Is not community supreme? Or is there a loftier posture to present within the seasoned sun? The tonality of the hues – which brighten a slick richness in the right-minded choice of yellow which ushers […]