Kysa Johnson-As Above, So Below and Joachim Schulz– Blumenstilleben: Flower Still Lifes at Von Lintel Gallery By Sara Fortson Through August 2017 One look at the intricate and seemingly abstractionist paintings by Kysa Johnson on display at Von Lintel Gallery in the exhibition As Above, So Below and it is immediately evident that her brain…
In the Artist’s Studio – A Photo Essay, Part 2 Sister Corita Kent’s Rule #1 “Find a place you trust and then try trusting it for a while” …
Making Herself at Home: Studio Visit with Artist Sijia Chen By Sydney Walters Los Angeles based artist Sijia Chen travels to and from the United States and China, soaking up composites of urban life to capture to tone of what it means to be a stranger transitioning into an inhabitant of a city. Her…
Virtual Reality + Digitizing Scent with Simon Niedenthal and Jacki Morie By Nancy K Turner Smell is a potent wizard that transports us across thousands of miles and all the years you have lived. Helen Keller Tucked away on a quiet area of Chung King Road lies the modest Institute For Art…
Lipschutz or Lipschutz at MaRS By Genie Davis Through July 22nd Through July 22nd at Museum as Retail Space the father and son duo of Jeff Lipschutz and Michael Lipschutz exhibit the eponymous Lipschutz or Lipschutz. A collection of 15 large paintings and 25 sculptures, the installation is about two generations exploring the new…
It’s a Wonderful World at Groundspace By Genie Davis Through July 22nd At Groundspace Projects through July 22nd, It’s a Wonderful World, curated by Betty Ann Brown is a dazzling tour de force of a group show. Coupling the wonders of nature with the marvels of the art that depicts them, the show is…
Studio Visit: Dion Johnson, The Curvature of Light… By Gary Brewer “Polyphonic painting is superior to music in that there, the time element becomes a spatial element. The notion of simultaneity stands out even more richly” Paul Klee, Polyphonic Painting “…I see my soul reflected in nature, As I see through a mist,…
