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The Millennial Practice in Yolanda Gonzalez’s and YOLA’s Ceramics

As part of the Getty, Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA, The Here/There exhibit, the millennial practice of taking clay and give it shape could not be better expressed with the ceramic works of artists Yolanda Gonzalez and YOLA her mother at the FM Fine Art Gallery

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Staging Politics: Allegory vs. Satire

STATE OF SIEGE REDUX: The power of propaganda Both history and art have demonstrated what happens when the language of politics and its ideological positions have been emptied of meaning and turned inside out. Belief replaces facts, emotion supplants reason, and expediency supersedes ethics. 20th century

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Faustin Linyekula’s Journey From Darkness to Light

As Americans we are repeatedly stunned, shocked, appalled by each new incident of a seemingly random, mass shooting by some male loner motivated by personal rage and despair rather than ideological zeal. The most recent being Las Vegas, the one with the largest body count.

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Mask Girl, 2017 © Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman

Girl Power: Deirdre Sullivan Beeman’s Luminous “Girls, Girls, Girls”

With an opening reception scheduled for Friday, Nov. 3rd at La Luz de Jesus in Hollywood, Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman is about to make a profound feminine statement in her exhibition Girls, Girls, Girls. Perhaps now more than ever, it is time to give women their due, and Sullivan-Beeman

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Gregorio Escalante – An Appreciation

Greg Escalante killed himself in his bedroom on September 7th, in a desperate attempt to end a struggle with depression that had plagued him since his early twenties. The hugely energetic persona the Southern California art scene knew and loved—dressed in wildly patterned suits, always

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