Posts by author: Stephanie
Be prepared to have the hairs on your neck stand straight up on February 23rd as Cella Gallery and curator Stephanie Chefas present ‘Something Wicked This Way Comes’. Showcasing the provocative work of 10 innovative artists, this exhibit is definitely not for the timid. From the surreal depictions by Fulvio Fi Piazza and David Ball, [...]
On February 23rd, Cella Gallery and curator Stephanie Chefas will present ‘Something Wicked This Way Comes’; a provocative group exhibit featuring the talent of Annie Owens, Christian Rex van Minnen, Christine Wu, Chrystal Chan, David Ball, Fulvio Di Piazza, Jana Brike, Jessica Ward, Judith Supine, and Michael Page (shown above). A celebratory mix of [...]
Scott Belcastro unleashed his latest exhibition at The Gallery in Venice Beach on Saturday. The show, “Trying to be Neither”, was comprised of a series of portraits, many of them depicting man’s development from a place of fear to a realm of power and bravery. Using assorted animals in various poses as symbolic gestures of [...]
Art was alive and well Saturday night at the Corey Helford Gallery, when Canadian-born painter Martin Wittfooth unveiled his latest collection, “Empire”, to the masses. Wittfooth’s exquisitely detailed pieces aimed to use animals in different settings as allegories for contemporary themes. What was more enrapturing than Wittfooth’s concept, however, was the gripping exploration of color [...]
On September 14th, Klughaus Gallery and LRG will present, “All Write You Scumbags,” a dual artist show featuring recent works by Bay Area artists Victor Reyes and Steel. “All Write You Scumbags” marks the New York debut for both artists and showcases a distinct chemistry cultivated over years working together as friends, creative partners and [...]
There are artists appreciated exclusively by playing a role within a certain genre or aesthetic, and then there are artists who simply make you stop, look and tell your friends. Laurie Lipton is among the latter. Her twisted, exquisitely detailed drawings simply galvanize the viewer and force the mind to unravel toward thoughts of death [...]
Rarely (if not ever) before had a venue and exhibition blended as seamlessly as on Saturday night, when the legendary Clifton’s Cafeteria in downtown LA was transformed into a makeshift art gallery honoring David Lynch’s Twin Peaks. The setting was ridiculously ideal, since already adorning the three level eatery were tall Redwood tree replicas looming over the tables, forests painted on [...]
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