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Artists Corner Gallery presents Sol Hill “Urban Noise”

Artists Corner Gallery is pleased to present Sol Hill's "Urban Noise." An opening reception will be held Saturday, May 7th from 7 -10 PM. The works will be on view through May 27th. [caption id="attachment_9281" align="alignnone" width="576"] Sol Hill[/caption] Sol Hill is a digital wizard. For this

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Rebecca Molayem Opens Second LA Gallery

Rebecca Molayem has been a quiet force in the Los Angeles art scene - until now. Opening her first eponymous gallery on Robertson Avenue in 2009, she relocated to another location at 8304 West Third Street in 2012, as a showcase for her own unique

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TRANSGENDER ART: BY THE BOOK

Leon Mostovoy, formerly Tracy Mostovoy, is a transgender artist who’s had 50 group and solo photography exhibitions and a couple of multi-media shows, too. His latest opus is the Transfigure Project, which began with the concept of a traditional children’s flipbook. Leon changed it up

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Robert Landau ‘It Looks So Real”

FATHOM is pleased to present It Looks So Real, an exhibition of urban landscape photography by Robert Landau. The exhibition is on view from April 16th through May 28th at FATHOM in Los Angeles. There is an artist’s reception on April 30th. [caption id="attachment_9141" align="alignnone" width="620"]

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Vicky Hoffman – Latitude & Longitude

In her latest series of work entitled Latitude & Longitude, Vicky Hoffman explores the impact we have as a society on our environment, and its vastly limited natural resources. Questioning how much further we can exhaust the assets of our earth, Hoffman references ecological concerns such

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