Los Angeles-based photographer Pamela Littky has been a force behind the lens for more than a decade. When she isn’t busy photographing celebrities and rock stars, Littky turns her lens on the people and places that aren’t memorialized in glossy magazines. From expansive and barren
January 27-June 15, 2017 When you first enter the space where David Bowie: Among the Mexican Masters is installed at the Forest Lawn Museum in Glendale, the voice of the late, great musician echoes off the walls. The looped video shows shots of Bowie laying paint
January 21-April 1, 2017 In Lay Back and Enjoy It, Rachel Lachowicz creates a feminist critique of inherent gender bias across tropes of cinema, architecture, modern art and the beauty-industrial complex, in three sculptures and a related suite of wall-mounted works. What makes this such a
January 21-April 2, 2017 If a single color captures the essence of the Pacific Ocean, it would have to be blue. The color of the daytime sea and its echoing counterpart sky, blue, has been central to iconic works on the theme by artists like Ed
Artists Corner Gallery proudly presents "The Poetry of Color" paintings by Linda Stelling. The show will run from May 20 through June 3, 2017. An Opening Night Reception will be held on Saturday, May 20, 7-10 PM. The Critical Eye by Phil Tarley Linda Stelling is a Los Angeles