Art Works

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A few folks we work with have teamed up in putting together a third installment of a series centered around Los Angeles, SPACELAND III.  

This exhibition will feature collaborative works by the following LA-based artists on the theme of rebuilding LA in a post-apocalyptic future.

Nanci Amaka + Kellan Shanahan | Emmanuel Crespo + Cody Norris | Gordon Henderson + John S. Rabe | Andrew Lyon + Johnny Taylor | Erryn Richardson + Camilla Taylor | Johnny Adimando + Jesse K. Phillips + Sean Patrick Sullivan

“In this follow up to 2014’s SPACELAND II | Escape from Spaceland – which presented a view of a dystopian Los Angeles after some undefined cataclysm – SPACELAND III presents the imperfect healing of Los Angeles, led by artists who have joined forces to create joint works of art in the wake of this imagined post-apocalyptic age.” -http://www.bermudezprojects.com/spaceland-iii-aftermath/

Bermudez Projects | Downtown LA

117 West 9th Street, Space 810

Los Angeles, California 90015

www.bermudezprojects.com

Reply here to RSVP for the opening

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This opens tonight! We printed some amazing canvas giclees of Seroon Yeretzian’s series Four Seasons that will be for sale. The originals will be on view at Roslin Art Gallery in Glendale. You have to see them in person to fully appreciate the meticulous attention to detail, truly spectacular.

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Another amazing piece by Robert Steven Connett.

Can you believe he is self-trained?

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Eric M. Davis - Paintings from California Pier Series

Avila Beach Treasure Island Santa Monica Pier

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Terry Swanson

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Mary-Austin Klein currently has a show up at Sue Greenwood Fine Art in Laguna Beach. 

“  The ability to contain vast and deep landscapes into small, flat paintings makes me feel like a wrangler of space. After years of painting cityscapes, purchasing a desert cabin in Twentynine Palms led me to painting panoramic desert landscapes. These paintings became dense with a sense of place, distances stretching on forever and mountains glowing with an inner light. The power to capture the magic of the California desert and contain it within a frame is enthralling. It lets me transport the desert to others, sharing the beauty and promoting preservation of these vistas for future generations.     My paintings are hyper realistic yet painterly with gestured brush strokes. The precise stroke I use for a mountain describes the geological events that shaped the landform. A flash flood, an ancient landslide, a volcanic eruption, each of these creates distinctive folds and bulges. My paintings are landscape portraits and detail is key to capturing the dormant energy within.     The question of what is out there, off in the distance, creates a ceaseless yearning for escape, adventure and discovery. My paintings come directly from these explorations. I enjoy numerous trips to the southwest deserts and eastern Sierras during the year. The destinations are planned but there are always enticing roads that peel off and disappear into the distant mountains along the way. These detours, the clarity of light and air tantalizes me with a sense that the western landscape is endless. As I paint, I pretend that it is.” 

- Artist statement, Mary-Austin Klein

Her impeccably detailed work focuses on the vast and simple beauty of an un-populated Southern California. Mary-Austin’s compositions emote the quiet power of our developed deserts and her ability to inject energy into incredibly still subject matter attest to her skill as an artist.

Mary-Austin Klein: ‘Into the Blue’ at Sue Greenwood Fine Art, Laguna Beach Interview by John Seed of Huffington Post.

'Into the Blue’ will be up until July 15, 2016.

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Linda Arreola 

“Though Arreola is not interested in literal notions of depicting or recreating the natural world, her work carries moral connotations – order, purity, simplicity and spirituality are closely held references. Trained in sculpture and architecture, Arreola is unremitting in her exploration of this exacting visual language and iconography. Her use of abstraction reveals both poise and complete command of the form.” - excerpt from Linda Arreola: Architect of the Abstract, Vincent Price Art Museum 

 Her show has been extended until this weekend! Please go catch it before it ends. The show will be open this Saturday from 12-4pm at the Vincent Price Art Museum.

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Mike Farrell

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Daniel Peacock

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Frederika Roeder makes fun, abstract compositions that speak to her Californian roots.

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Tommy Jackson Self Portrait No. 7

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Botanical Artist Melanie Campbell-Carter MD

Duabanga grandiflora Lythraceae

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We just finished a batch of giclee prints for Terry Swanson of some new wildlife paintings she brought in. She told us about this wildlife show she’s participating in. If you’re a wildlife enthusiast this would be a great opportunity to see a variety of amazing work and shop around for something that strikes your fancy.

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99¢ 

68″x36″ Oil on Canvas

by Marion McCally

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A page from Regine Verougstraete’s journals, filled with intuitive watercolors. Her series is called Thousand Drawings for Joy, prints are available for purchase!

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The Marina 1962 by JoAnn Cowans

 Celebrating the 50th anniversary of Marina Del Rey with the one and only JoAnn Cowans, one of our clients, who commemorates the anniversary with Tha Marina Nobody Knows a small collection of stories revolving around the establishment of Marina Del Rey, Venice Beach and many other important Los Angeles regions. This is JoAnn’s second book and is being published online in sections. Check her website often as she updates the book frequently. 

JoAnn specializes in oil paintings of urban and suburban areas and prints of her paintings can be ordered off of her website blackgoldprints.com