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Photocartographies: Tattered Fragments of the Map
Until July 3, 2009

Photocartographies: Tattered Fragments of the Map, is a curatorial project that includes an art exhibition, a series of public programs and a book of related essays. g727, a non-profit art gallery in downtown Los Angeles, will host the exhibition and associated events.

Current Exhibits

Richard Telles Fine Art

Nathan Hylden, “Done and”
Until June 20th, 2009

The second solo exhibition of new work by Nathan Hylden, whose paintings have a basic efficiency and raw materiality are on show at Richard Telles Fine Art until June 20.

Current Exhibits

Tinlark Gallery

Brooks Shane Salzwedel: “Land Makers”
Until June 20, 2009Travel Tea Sets
DomiTea

Salzwedel’s new body of work continues his exploration of the industrial versus natural, with beauty and deconstruction coexisting. Though the work shows relics of human life in the form of industrial urban develop.m.ent, the landscapes are meant to maintain an ambiguity of place and time. In Land Makers there is a theme of Nature wreaking havoc on the manmade, with destructive plumes of clouds and dust looming in the background of the faded subject matter, as though people had to suddenly flee, leaving construction cranes and buildings to fend for themselves.

Current Exhibits

David Salow Gallery

Misako Inaoka: “Survival Game”
Until June 20, 2009Travel Tea Sets
DomiTea

San Francisco based Inaoka engages the raw stuff of existence in meaningful and novel ways by blurring the boundary between technique and concept, sculpture and found object. Painted with a glossy, metallic sheen, and appearing, for all intents and purposes, to be of cast metal, Inaoka’s sculpture are in fact recombinations of everyday, pre-fab rubber children’s toys and animals. Half-animal, half-machine, Misako Inaoka’s hybrids are creatures that exist in a post-evolutionary world, where gradual adaptation has been supplanted by the uneasy and quick marriage of animal and machine.

Current Exhibits

Bert Green Fine Art

Dorian La Padura and Marvin Jordana
Until June 27, 2009

Dorian La Padura paints with color and light. By tying relationships of colors to one another and to various gray tones, he evokes specific feelings and emotions, as well as meditative states. These works were made over several years, and use landscape, floral, and abstract elements. Included in this show are several paintings and one site-specific wall mural.

Sections

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Richard Telles Fine Art

Tinlark Gallery

David Salow Gallery

Bert Green Fine Art

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