In the mood for a little west coast art? Currently on display is the much anticipated Go East exhibit — a collaboration between the Joshua Liner Gallery and curated by the Mark Moore Gallery. This is the first installment in a bi-coastal exchange between the two galleries and will exhibit during the New York editions of the 2012 Frieze and PULSE art fairs (running from May 3rd to 7th).
Apr 26, 2012 | Categories: FWL BLOG | Tags: 2012, 2012 Frieze, Acrylic, art fairs, Bi-Coastal Art Show, California, Canvas, Cast Plastic, Chad Person, chelsea, Color, culver city, Curated by Mark Moore Gallery, EAST, East Coast, East Side, Emerging Artists, Feodor Voronov, galleries, gallery, Gallery Swap, Go East, Go East Art Show, Japan, Japanese, Joshua Liner Gallery, Kenichi Yokono, Mixed Media, new work, new york city, NYC, Pattern, Pen, Polyester Foam, Pop Culture Imagery, PULSE, spraypaint, Taxcuts, Taxcuts Series, U.S. Currency, West Coast, Wood Block Carving, Yoram Wolberger, Zoo, Zoo Petting | Leave A Comment »
AARON ABLVN’S latest show, “100 Painitings” at the Klughaus Gallery is a blast from the past. This past Saturday was the opening for “100 Paintings” by the Portland, Oregon-based artist and cartoonist encompassing more than 100 pieces dedicated to his influences and his love of cartoons.
Mar 13, 2012 | Categories: FWL BLOG | Tags: 100, 100 Paintings, 2012, AARON, Aaron OBLVN, art in the streets, art show, artist, Cartoonist, cartoons, chinatown, classic, Classic Characters, Debut, Dennis the Menace, Emerging, Emerging Artist, Emerging Pacific Northwest artist, exhibition, Felix the Cat, First NYC Solo Show, gallery, graffiti, Graffiti Artist, Illustrations, Klughaus, Klughaus Gallery, L.E.S., la, lower east side, moca, Monroe Street, new work, new york city, New York City debut, NYC, OBLVN, One-of-a-kind, opening reception, paintings, Portland, Portland-based artist, solo show, Spray Cans, Street Artist, Street Culture | 2 Comments »
The Pandemic Gallery’s upcoming exhibit, All Talk, will feature thirteen emerging artists showcasing a wide array of audacious art that speaks volumes.
Feb 15, 2012 | Categories: FWL BLOG | Tags: 2012, Aakash Nihalani, ALL, ALL TALK, Andrew H. Shirley, animation, art, art show, artists, Bedford Avenue, Broadway/Wythe, brooklyn, Brooklyn-Based Artists, Cassius Fouler, design, Destroy & Rebuild, exhibition, Filmmakers, filmmaking, Gabriel Specter, gallery, graffiti, GROUP SHOW, Installation Art, installations, Isabel Lasala, J. Ralph Phillips, Jenna Hicock, Jesse Edwards, Jesus Saves, Kent, Map, Marcy Avenue, Merk, Murals, new york city, NohJColey, NYC, Oil Paint, opening reception, Pandemic Gallery, photography, Print Making, rooftops, Sculpting, show, spray paint, street art, Street Artists, streets, TALK, Upcoming, Vimeo, Visual Artists, Walls, youtube | Leave A Comment »
Natalia Fabia’s current solo show at the Jonathan LeVine Gallery entitled “Punk Rock Rainbow Sparkle” ushers a new wave of feminism with an emphasis on sugar and spice — that isn’t always nice.
Jan 24, 2012 | Categories: FWL BLOG | Tags: 2012, art show, ArtByDjBoy, Bikini Kill, exhibition, Feminism, Feminists, flickr, gallery, jonathan levine gallery, Kathleen Hanna, Le Tigre, Natalia Fabia, new york city, NYC, opening reception, Patty Smith, photography, photos, Pioneers, Professional, punk rock, Punk Rock Rainbow Sparkle, Punk Scene, Slutwalk, solo show, Wendy O Williams, Wendy O. | Leave A Comment »
Kehinde Wiley’s The World Stage: Israel is exhibited at the Roberts & Tilton Gallery until May 28, 2011 in Los Angeles. Among the subjects of Mr. Wiley’s paintings are Ethiopian Jews whose families immigrated to Israel and gained citizenship between the years of 1984 and 1991. Please watch Dwayne Rodgers’ short film below to learn more about these beautiful people and project. “My reason for being here is to make beautiful paintings; to make artwork that talks about a place and about a people and about a history.” Kehinde Wiley
We are so happy to be here to see this exhibit first hand. Read our past review of this series from Brazil in 2009. – Moni Vargas
May 03, 2011 | Categories: FWL BLOG | Tags: art, culver city, dwayne rodgers, ethiopian jews, gallery, immigration, isreael, kehinde wiley, migration, moni vargas, painting, Roberts & Tilton Gallery, The World Stage: Israel, Wiley, World | Leave A Comment »
The Carmichael Gallery is presenting Martha Cooper: Remix, a collection of her classic photographs that span six decades re-interpreted by some of our favorite contemporary artists. This beautiful collaborative effort pays homage to the one photographer whose passion often feels unrivaled and whose commitment transcends from her craft to an ever evolving movement. If [...]
Apr 07, 2011 | Categories: FWL BLOG | Tags: Aeon, Aiko, Anthony Lister, Anton van Dalen, art, artists, Barry McGee, Bio, Blade, Blanco, Burning Candy, carmichael gallery, Cekis, Cey, Chris Stain, Claw, Cosbe, Crash, Dabs & Myla, Daze, Dearraindrop, Dr. Revolt, elisa carmichael, Faust, Flying Fortress, freedom, Fumakaka, Futura, GAIA, gallery, graffiti, Grotesk, How&Nosm, Jane Dickson, John Ahearn, jose parla, kenny scharf, la, LA II, lady pink, Logan Hicks, Loomit, Mare 139, Mark Bode, Martha Cooper, Martha Cooper: Remix, moni vargas, Nazza Stencil, neck face, Nicer & B-Gee, nunca, photo, Quik, seth carmichael, Sharp, shepard fairey, Skewville, street, Subway Art History, swoon, T-Kid, Terror161, The London Police, Victor Castillo | Leave A Comment »
The Morono Kiang Gallery presents Edifice Cache – a four-week, “Exquisite Corpse” exhibit launched by downtown LA artist, Mike Russek and expanded upon by Augustine Kofie, John Carr, Favianna Rodriguez and Yuri Shimojo. Last summer, I had the pleasure of visiting Mike Russek’s studio and gallery, Dialect, where I saw some of his laser-cut, circuit board pieces that serve as the inspiration and landscape for this show. Every week each artist contributes to the evolving work the at the gallery space culminating in four separate receptions every Saturday from January 22 – February 12, 2011.
Jan 20, 2011 | Categories: FWL BLOG | Tags: art, Augustine Kofie, CA, downtown LA art, Edifice Cache, exhibits, exquisite corpse, Favianna Rodriguez, gallery, john carr, Mike Russek, moni pineda, morono kiang gallery, Shervin Shahbazi, yuri shimojo | Leave A Comment »
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