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Gallerie Sparta: Danny Minnick

Gallerie Sparta has extended their current solo show with the L.A. artist Danny Minnick through September 15, 2014. The exhibition of 17 new oil paintings on canvas are neo-expressionist visions drawn from Minnick's mulit-talented careers as a Pro-Skater, actor, and filmmaker. The raw explosive painted shapes,

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Kopeikin Gallery: Richard Tuschman “Hopper Meditations”

Kopeikin Gallery proudly presents Richard Tuschman's first exhibition with the Gallery, titled "Hopper Meditations", a series that seamlessly combines miniature hand built dioramas with real-life human interactions inspired by the work of Edward Hopper. An opening reception will be held September 13, from 5-8 PM.

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Terry Arena “Symbiotic Crisis”

On Saturday September 6th from 7-10pm on Chung King Road in Chinatown, artist Terry Arena will debut her mobile installation, Symbiotic Crisis. Using the box truck, food tins, and repurposed materials Arena uses highly technical, rendered drawings to help raise awareness of our relationship to

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Peter Fetterman Gallery: Stephen Wilkes “Day to Night”

Peter Fetterman Gallery is pleased to present Day to Night, the acclaimed global series from American photographer Stephen Wilkes. The exhibition will include a selection of large-scale color prints from the project and will feature the debut of several new works. An opening reception for the

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Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects: Ryan Mosley “Band of One”

Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects is pleased to announce “Band of None,” the gallery’s first solo exhibition with UK-based painter Ryan Mosley. Mosley’s lush figurative paintings sample liberally from history, literature, and fantasy; they frequently reference commedia dell’arte, carnival, shamanism, and the figure of the

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