“Happiness is that funny little place halfway between fantasy and reality.” — MG. From his website: Michael Gardner seeks to create works of art that reflect his struggles with the world he finds himself living...
Category - Fine Arts
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South Korean political art – LA art review
As the first group exhibition introducing the wide-ranging work of South Korean political art to an American audience, Being Political Popular: South Korean Art at the Intersection of Popular Culture and Democracy, 1980...
Found: Photographs of the Rolling Stones, art exhibition review
Found: Photographs of the Rolling Stones, will be a month long exhibition of twenty-six rare and candid photographs that document the legendary Rolling Stones on their first American tour in 1964. Curated by...
Kids Art Camp at Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery – LA art review
A performance-inspired family art workshop and 6-day Kids Art Camp is happening in July. Made In L.A. continues at the Gallery with a free performance by Simone Forti. FAMILY ART WORKSHOP Hats and Mats: Art and...
Pam Douglas The Life of Fire art exhibition, TAG Gallery at Bergamot Station – art LA review.
Award-winning painter, writer and professor at the USC School of Cinematic Arts, Pam Douglas, launches the second in a trilogy of art shows inspired by earth’s primal energies—Water, Fire and Wind. The Life of Fire...