cherri wood and lindsay campbell
artist reception: saturday april19th 2008 7-10pm
Los Angeles - project: gallery is proud to present "familiar friends," featuring new work from lisa alisa, erika yamashiro, cherri wood and lindsay campbell.
The show will be the US gallery debut for both Erika Yamashiro and Lindsay Campbell. Alongside veteran NY "superflat" artist Lisa Alisa, the three emerging artists present work showcasing their unique styles, while giving us their versions of the female form. Bordering between innocent and erotic, each artist expresses their varying degrees of femininity through their alter ego's on canvas. We are left to ponder where self portrait ends and the characters begin.
The show opens Saturday, April 19th, 2008.
For preview information please contact the gallery.
artist reception: saturday march 29th 2008 7-11pm
Los Angeles - project: gallery is proud to present "color blind," featuring new work from ken garduno and tom haubrick.
The show represents a study in black and white, with minimal use of color from both featured artists. The show will also include individual black and white artwork from yoskay yamamoto, nate frizzell, scott belcastro, tessar lo, yuta onoda, tanner goldbeck, marco zamora, nick yarger, randy noborikawa, chuck bb and ian kim.
The show opens Saturday, March 29th, 2008.
For preview information please contact the gallery.
katy horan
rebecca artemisa urias
allison cole
dan-ah kim
artist reception: saturday march 8th 2008 7-11pm
music and beverages courtesy of aPaperTiger.com
Los Angeles - project: gallery is proud to present "kaleidoscope," featuring new work from jen corace, rebecca artemisa urias, katy horan, allison cole and dan-ah kim. The show represents five of our favorite female artists. Each artist represents a whimsical and feminine style, that truly tells a greater story than at first glance.
The show opens Saturday, March 8th, 2008.
saturday february 9th - march 1st 2008
Los Angeles - project: gallery LA is proud to present "something to cry for," featuring new work from Tessar Lo and Chris Devera. The show represents the largest body of work to date from two exciting young artists.
In "something to cry for," Lo and Devera are creating a series of new paintings depicting their own personal challenges and struggles and we are left to ponder what inner demons the two young artists face.
Tessar Lo
Jan. 12th - Feb. 2nd, 2007
Before despotism was cool there was Napoleon, king George III, and a whole lot of waffle batter to go around. Tel Est La Guerre [such is war], the latest series from Jophen Stein's Snootson Family Showcase, makes light of the events preceding, during, and after the Napoleonic Wars.
For Jophen Stein's latest show, he is creating a new series of themed paintings, as well as a series of custom figurines and installation.
Jophen Stein’s artwork is a collection of narrative, character, and historical based art. While there are a variety of subjects and motifs presented, a principle underlining theme exists concerning the correlation between antiquity and modernity. With the help of literary devices such as irony, alliteration, and double entendre's, Stein parodies contemporary social life with the eras and precedence that created it.
Jophen Stein
