Concerned with the intimacy of time and place, Sam Falls’ artwork pushes the expanded field of photography by employing …
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Dionisio González’s Thinking Central Park and Dialectical Landscape at Galerie Richard
Step foot inside Galerie Richard, through August 27th, and you will find yourself standing between two series of works f…
Mehryl Levisse’s Intimate World at Catinca Tabacaru Gallery
Deviations from traditional white-wall gallery presentations do not often result in flattering spaces that serve the wor…
Wyatt Gallery Captures the Texture of Absence at Foley Gallery
At first glance, the works on view closely resemble bland paintings one would expect to see above the couch as decoratio…
Ventiko’s Saints at Chinatown Soup
For her solo exhibition Phos Hilaron: From the Masses Rise the Saints at Chinatown Soup, artist Ventiko has transformed …
Interview: Alan Shaffer in Collaboration with Ed Moses at Craig Krull Gallery
Interview with Artist Ed Moses Ed Moses has been a central figure in the Los Angeles art scene for almost 60 years. He f…
Katrina del Mar FERAL WOMEN / FILMED PORTRAITS at Leslie Lohman Museum’s Prince Street Project Space
If art uses reality avoidance to tell us something about the very nature of reality, Katrina del Mar, in Feral Women / F…
Henry Leutwyler: Document at Foley Gallery
Objects have much to say about their owner. Using this idea as a starting point, photographer Henry Leutwyler spent the …
Interview with Victoria Alexandrova aka VikaValter
Victoria Alexandrova aka VikaValter is a multimedia artist born in Kamchatka, 1982. Her current exhibition, Red Line is …
Dislocation Can Be a Great Thing
Lauren Marsolier for her third solo exhibition entitled Dislocation transported us into her interior world where the rea…