The heart watts what it watts. And at the opening night of Mezcal El Silencio’s immersive light art installation, ‘Antibodies,’ there were enough chest pounding visuals to light up all of downtown LA.
On Saturday, February 23, Salvador Dalí admirers celebrated the Spanish icon donning elaborate masks at the American Contemporary Art Gallery‘s (ACA) Surrealist Masquerade.
In conjunction with HBO’s release of its newest prison drama, “O.G.,” formerly incarcerated artists put their works on display at Studio 525 in Manhattan’s Chelsea district through an exhibition titled ‘The O.G. Experience’ in order to call attention to their otherwise ignored stories.
“Before making my own photos, I expressed myself in front of the camera through movement. Over time, I branched out to see what the world looked like through another lens. Since then, I’ve grown to become inspired by challenges — my favorite being manipulation of the human eye. Though perspective is subjective, I’ve captured mine for your, and my own entertainment.”
I would like to introduce you to Amber Vittoria, an NYC based artist challenging conventions about the “ideal” female figure, drawing parallels to a vital topic in today’s society. Inspired by the perspectives on women she portrays colorful, engaging and thought-provoking ideas through her mixed-media artworks. You may be familiar with her work as she has collaborated with an array of fashion brands and publications such as Vogue, Gucci, Adidas, and Man Repeller.
The new show, A Dangerous Idea, at the Chase Contemporary gallery in New York City’s Chelsea art district, opened for The Connor Brothers as their first solo exhibition in the United States.
At midday Thursday, January 17, the 27thedition of The Outsider Art Fair kicked off with a bang.
Centered in the heart of West Hollywood, the ‘Mondrian Los Angeles’ makes itself the home for artist Matt Smiley’s newest collection: REFRESH.
“Quite frankly, it’s ugly,” a gallery hop guide says to a large group of observers.
This past weekend, ceramic sculptor Kathy Ruttenberg offered a preview of her new exhibition, Private Myths / Public Dreams, at New York City’s Francis M. Naumann Fine Art gallery.