Past
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Punta Islita Art Festival
Guanacaste, Costa Rica 14 - 20 Mar 2023 As one of the most extraordinary landscapes in the Pacific of Costa Rica, Punta Islita will be the ceremonial site for a new kind of art festival focusing its first edition on New Materialism, a contemporary perspective of sociology that provides great insight and resources for new scientific research and... Read more -
NATALYA SEVASTYANOVA: Tea Ceremony
17 Nov 2020 - 10 Jan 2021 Deeply informed by the Japanese philosophy and aesthetic of wabi-sabi, her work celebrates the imperfect, the impermanent, the elusive and the idiosyncratic. During the wheel throwing and sculpting aspects of her practice, the artist does not strictly control her materials, and accepting the inevitable, she allows the clay to exert... Read more -
Melissa Casey: New Work
In collaboration with Kopeikin Gallery 4 May - 15 Jun 2019 Melissa Casey’s most recent acrylic paintings on paper are studies of geometry and color as well as contemplative spaces that take us beyond our immediate reality. Like the early studies of Anni Albers, Casey’s work is preoccupied with gradation and layering, where basic hues are multiplied by the addition of... Read more -
Charles Brittin: Revolutions
in collaboration with Gallery 169 22 Sep 2018 - 26 Jan 2019 Born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa in 1928, photographer Charles Brittin is widely recognized for his intimate and hard-hitting images of Los Angeles from the 1950s and 60s. When he began using a camera in the 1950s his compassionate style and liberal political leanings led him naturally toward two significant social... Read more -
Arden Surdam
Hold Your Breath 21 Jan - 25 Feb 2017 The black and white photographs in Hold Your Breath are rooted in the history of the constructed photograph. A confluence of portraiture, sculpture, and performance, the images echo the playful absurdity of Oskar Schlemmer’s Bauhaus theater constructions as well as the sensual yet unsettling juxtapositions characteristic of the photographic work... Read more -
Laura Forman
New Work 14 Jan - 18 Mar 2017 The latest works by Laura Forman are exquisitely rendered using pastels and graphite on paper, as well as polystyrene bead foam and Foam Coat, sanded to a porcelain-like finish. There is a striking diversity among the objects, which include a Victorian fainting couch, a dramatic rendering of a cape, and... Read more -
Kelly Berg
Divergent Earth 22 Oct - 3 Dec 2016 Her work captures moments of rupture where tectonic plates converge, mountain ranges lurch forth and volcanoes erupt spewing molten lava and ash. Often we see hints of landscape, a sky, and fierce weather conditions, framed by sculpted accumulations of paint. Dense, dark and magma-like forms settle around vibrant depictions of... Read more -
Rebeca Puga
New Paintings 10 Sep - 15 Oct 2016 The paintings of Chilean-born artist Rebeca Puga are based on her investigations into how we see and experience the space that surrounds us and how that parallels our consciousness and perception of time. Her canvases possess a dynamic sense of incompletion, where line and shape are continually coming into definition.... Read more -
Body of Research
Group Exhibition 10 Sep - 8 Oct 2016 A multimedia group exhibition with works by Rose-Lynn Fisher, Adele Mills, Brittany Neimeth, Amanda Vincelli, Ireland Wisdom and Jenifer Yeuroukis. Amanda Vincelli’s Regimen documents the medicinal regimens of 100 women ages 21 to 35 — specifically, the motivations behind their often-changing consumption of or abstention from pharmaceuticals, supplements, vitamins, and... Read more -
ISABELLE HARADA : WORK / W=FD
9 Jul - 20 Aug 2016 It is said that if one folds 1000 paper cranes, a crane will grant you a wish. Traditionally, a Japanese woman will fold 1000 cranes during her engagement, which her father presents to the groom upon their marriage. As representations of the work one should be willing to do on... Read more -
ELIZABETH ORLEANS : GIANT STEPS
14 May - 2 Jul 2016 Monochromatic ladders glazed in crisp whites, fleshy peaches and glossy bronze, lean casually against the walls, teasing the viewer with their apparent functionality. Giant skeleton keys dangle from robust and seamless chains that appear deceitfully indestructible. And dozens of pyramidal shapes stretch across the walls in a rhythmic flourish that... Read more -
Adele Mills
Four Acts and a Landscape 2 Apr - 7 May 2016 Four acts and a landscape is comprised of mixed media objects that employ prints on fabric in a shadow-box format. This exhibition is the artist’s first solo show in the United States and her first with the gallery. The signature gap between the layers in her work creates a displacement... Read more -
Alia Malley
Captains of the Dead Sea 24 Oct - 28 Nov 2015 A convincing journey through deep space and across the stark terrain of distant planets, the images that comprise Captains read like media artifacts from an authentic space chronicle yet were primarily shot on location in desert settings of California and the Southwestern United States. By training her lens on topographical... Read more -
Exene Cervenka
The Dust of Sunlight: Journals & Collage 1974-2015 6 Jun - 4 Jul 2015 For her first solo exhibition in Los Angeles in eight years, musician and artist Exene Cervenka will exhibit selected collages from the past decade, including a triptych from her current series in progress, The Singularity. An inquiry into the merging of man and machine that is occurring at an ever-increasing... Read more -
Claudia Parducci + Melinda Gibson
7 Mar - 11 Apr 2015 Los Angeles artist Claudia Parducci deftly navigates the border between humankind's elevated worldview and its destruction and collapse. In her work, we experience free fall; the foundation of what we believe begins to dissolve and the tools we use to situate those beliefs no longer apply. Both on and off... Read more
