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Two Boys On A Beach, 1938 Paul Cadmus October 13th – November 17th, 2018   John Wolf''s magical juxtaposition of a secret art exhibition embedded into one of Los Angeles' most erotic collections, adds nuanced context and delightful cross-conversations within the Tom House's prevailing mise-en-scene. Known for his use of unconventional space,

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“We understand how reality is invented. A person sits in a room and thinks a thought and it bleeds out into the world. Every thought is permitted. And there’s no longer a moral or spatial distinction between thinking and acting.” — Don DeLillo, Mao II

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In his first solo exhibition at Louis Stern Fine Arts, Seann Brackin's effervescent artworks are having constant conversations within his joyful, boisterous compositions. In the artist's sumptuously layered canvasses, curved forms boomerang explosively outward and luminous spheres orbit one another in a lively dance. They are filled

Art, Art About Town, Artful Affairs, Artists, Commentary, Current Exhibits, Emergent, Exhibit, Exhibition, Featured, Features, Mixed Media, Photography, Profile, Reviews, The Critical Eye by Phil Tarley

September 8- 30, 2018 Gallery 825, 825 North La Cienega Blvd, West Hollywood Opening Night Reception September 8, 6-9PM   Haunting, demonic, deliciously devilish, with a quietly understated eroticism… Lori Pond’s Bosch Redux homages the unprecedented imagination of Early Netherlandish painter Hieronymus Bosch. Pond whimsically folds her masterful photographic technique into Bosch’s