A new painting by Ian Davis, Supermarket (2017), encompasses a number of themes that frame this artist’s compelling dystopian vision. There is the content of the picture itself, an eerily sterile warehouse of identical stacked goods, marching away from the viewer in one-point perspective. The
The visual landscape of Southern California changes from city to city. Depending on your perspective, the region can feel like a mythical playground, an arid wasteland or a gritty, concrete labyrinth. Since the 1980s, photographer Christina Fernandez has linked her interiority to spaces in Southern
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
The Critical Eye by, Phil Tarley Black Box: Decoding the Art Work of Martin Gantman Book Launch Martin Gantman ’s monumental 10 volume collection of his life’s photographic work will be celebrated next Tuesday, April 17, 2018, at The Abbey on North Robertson Boulevard, in West Hollywood. The
The Critical Eye by, Phil Tarley The Photographic work of Jeffrey Conley Reverence. December 16, 2017 - June 9, 2018. Jeffrey Coney's luminous platinum, palladium prints showcased at the Fetterman Gallery, will be celebrated next Saturday, March 31, 2018, when the artist will be signing his elegantly printed book