CACtTUS, An Avant-garde Haven for Long Beach Artists By Sydney Walters Although Long Beach, California is teeming with artists, there are relatively few venues to showcase artwork. With only two art museums and a handful of niche art galleries, coffee shops, cafes and bars are more often than not the creative platform for local…
Susan Joseph: A Tribute By Betty Ann Brown Susan Joseph is both a talented visual artist and a gifted gallerist. It’s rare to find one or the other–but finding both in one person is truly extraordinary. Remarkably accomplished in both endeavors, Joseph is, if not unique, then certainly a rare and precious member of…
Studio Visit: HK Zamani – Capturing Ghosts on a Divine Wind By Gary Brewer “Panpsychism proposes that all matter, even the finest particles, is a bit of consciousness, or even that the whole universe is consciousness.” Gerald Edelman, Bright Air, Brilliant Fire – On the Matter of Mind “All the radiance of this…
Art is a Human Condition By Genie Davis Through November 30th Over 200 works of art stand in as patient, physician, and hospital staff surrogates at what once was the Los Angeles Metropolitan Medical Center in West Adams. Encompassing an enormous 40,000 square foot exhibition area taking up three floors of the former hospital,…
Doug Edge | Dear Mr. Edge Review by Shana Nys Dambrot C. Nichols Project through November 23rd Doug Edge is a polymath whose pioneering and frequently hilarious application of space age materials to a classical vision of painting, and the vectors of art historical painting and sculpture to the elevation of post-industrial mediums, have made…
PHOTO ESSAY: Keystone Art Space Open Studios 2016 Photos by Kristine Schomaker Keystone Art Space – Group Show ARTIST STUDIOS
