“Objects are a personification of where people want to go and how they want to live,” said Peter Shire in an interview at his Echo Park studio. If that’s the case, Shire’s chairs and ceramics are the structural supports of a civilization that is self-aware
Artist Zadik Zadikian has created a gallery and studio space where the floors and walls are covered in gold leaf, and much of his exhibited art is created with gold covering. To walk into the large loft space, in a building more than a hundred
Communities of color contribute to the diversity that characterizes Southern California and play an important role in a vibrant regional culture that is creative and evolving. Yet these communities are often disenfranchised, their stories for- gotten. In the newest edition of Pacific Standard Time launching
When artist Mary Little talks about her upbringing in Northern Ireland, one wouldn’t think she was born and raised in a country steeped for three decades in sec- tarian violence. Instead, she describes an idyllic world: a lovely green landscape with drumlins, boulders, ancient hedges
Moskowitz Bayse is pleased to present Reading in the Dark, an exhibition of new paintings by Alexa Guariglia. The occasion marks the artist’s fourth solo presentation with the gallery. In Reading in the Dark, Guariglia unpacks her “crowd paintings”. Dense blocks of color undulate between atmospheric
