Andre Yi “Obliterate” Open Mind Art Space Through October 26, 2018 by Jody Zellen Before turning to sculpture, Andre Yi created delicate paintings and drawings. His early works were detailed renderings of natural and architectural elements centered in large expanses of soft color, often juxtaposed with swirling ribbon shaped white lines that suggested flowing…
Husa’s Garden Blooms at Hilde By Genie Davis Husa’s Garden is abloom with playful delight and a sense of mystery. At Hilde Gallery in mid-city through October, Camilla Enstrom’s paintings and sculptures are a visual story both feminist and fecund. Using bright colors and deceptively simple shapes, some of Engstrom’s work is visually reminiscent of…
John Waiblinger Explores the Beauty of Men Los Angeles Center for Digital Art Art Talk with Prof. Gregory Mattson Saturday October 20th 130-3pm On view through November 2nd By Genie Davis John Waiblinger is a true poet. He writes sonnets and love poems not in words but through his art, creating lyrical odes to men,…
Pat O’Neill, The Decay of Fiction at Philip Martin Gallery Through October 27th By Lorraine Heitzman The beginning of the fall art season in Los Angeles necessitates more gallery hours than can ever be repaid, (apologies to Mike Kelley) but none are more worthwhile than the time spent with The Decay of Fiction at…
Art and Cake’s weekly art calendar has changed. Facebook was getting too tedious trying to cull through so many events each day with their new feature of adding many days to an event. We have decided to post only that weeks events and add more in depth information to help you decide where to go…
Artist Profile: Sierra Pecheur By Jenny Begun Los Angeles artist, Sierra Pecheur, who turned 80 a few days ago, is uncommonly strong and dynamic. She brings a lifetime of wisdom to her ceramic sculptures and gives us the gift of seeing the world through her experience. Growing up, she didn’t think of becoming an artist,…
Lauren Mendelsohn-Bass Candy Coats Noir Cool by Genie Davis With vivid, rich colors contrasting with monochromatic images, artist Lauren Mendelsohn-Bass creates a hyper-realistic world that’s straight out of film. Using images and themes from popular candies, and contrasting them with lush black and white women, men, and couples, the artist offers viewers a wonderfully visceral…
