Death By Boom

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Anita Yan Wong, Ink Drawings.

Brilliant, seemingly alive ink drawings by artist Anita Yan Wong who describes her work as “a unique style of paintings created by combining what I’ve learned through film making as well as classical training in both Guo hua (chinese painting) and western arts, such as abstract expressionism and impressionism.”

Anita has an exhibition, “Movable Ink,” currently on view at Canessa Gallery in San Francisco, California that will be on view until May 31st, 2018.

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Word on the Street, Alyson Provax

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What to do with a Million Years, Juno Calypso

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“Plastics”

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Anthony Foust

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“Visions of Venus” at Zhou B. Art Center.

Currently on view at Zhou B. Art Center in Chicago, Illinois is the group exhibition “Visions of Venus” curated by Dr. Elaine Melotti Schmidt.

From the gallery: “Throughout history, Venus has stood as the great archetype of love, beauty, enticement, seduction, sexuality, eroticism, fertility, desire and prosperity. As the goddess of love, she was seen as having blessed the unions of mortals by taming and assimilating the male essence and blending it with the female. As a fertility symbol, she was revered as the mother of the Roman people. As a “changer of hearts,” she was seen as a transformative force that encouraged her followers to cherish their sexuality and celebrate it in the context of love, marriage and family. In yet another incarnation, she was seen as the motivator of women on behalf of the military and the state. In all of her aspirations and intents, she is still perceived today as the embodiment of all things feminine and the complementary opposite of her male cognate, Mars. Venus, whether in a contemporary or classical incarnation, represents the female way of being, seeing and creating.”

Artists include (Above): Suzanne Anan, Kelly Birkenruth, Julie Bell and Regina Jacobson.

The exhibition is on view until June 8th, 2018.

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#TinyTrump (Part One)

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