There is a big difference between writing for the printed page and the speaking voice, as any playwright, poet or orator will tell you. In one the eye scans the totality of the image, the arrangement of words, phrases, sentences, the composition of a thought as
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,
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
Founded in 1978 by a group of independent artists who shared an enthusiasm for a transgressive, performative, homegrown avant-garde, LACE (Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions) has never wavered from its mission. Reached for comment on the eve of its 40th anniversary, LACE’s current director, Sarah Russin,
Everyone has an Ed Moses story. Mostly these are about big and bold creative ideas, small and sweet notes for ways of living more fully, or just sharing a joint. Frequently all three. For Ed, you see, everything was connected. Better: for Ed, everything you