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Post by LeBasse Projects on May 21, 2008 9:07:32 GMT -8
"insider trading"a group show of gallery represented artists artist reception: saturday may 31st 2008 12-8p project: gallery is excited to bring you a special show for the Culver City Artwalk. "Insider Trading" will showcase new work from gallery represented artists Tessar Lo, Yoskay Yamamoto, Nate Frizzell, Rebecca Urias, Scott Belcastro, Ryuichi Ogino, Lisa Alisa and Edwin Ushiro. We hope you can join us to celebrate the 3rd Annual Culver City Artwalk. The show opens Saturday, May 31st 2008. For preview information please contact the gallery 
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Post by LeBasse Projects on May 29, 2008 6:32:57 GMT -8
A little surprise to anyone coming to the Artwalk, but we will also be hosting a "Pop-Up" gallery across the street from project: in conjunction with the Lab 101.
New work form Ken Garduno, Ryuichi "Ogi" Ogino, Lisa Alisa, Cherri Wood, Dave Flores, Chris Devera and about 20 others. PLUS a room full of private collection pieces on sale including work from Sam Flores, Rich Coleman and more.
...and dont forget the show in project:gallery - I just picked up two ridunkulous new pieces from Edwin Ushiro.
See you here.
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Post by commandax on Jun 3, 2008 20:39:28 GMT -8
This show is now online for anyone hoping to check it out: www.projectgalleryla.com/store.phpI can testify to this: Tessar Lo's "Falls" (posted above) is gorgeous and mysterious, and Edwin Ushiro's "gradiently everything would sparkle from the sea to the stars" is amazing – huge, spooky and really unique. I think it's actually a bit more saturated than this jpeg lets on... the transfer film that he works on must throw off a sheen that dilutes the color intensity a bit.  Nate Frizzell's "Nest" is pretty cool, too... bright, humorous and elegant. And for those who liked that Scott Belcastro blue deer painting I scored last month, he has several more great pieces in this show... some of them continuing the story with the deer. In particular, I loved a panoramic piece he had in the pop-up show across the street of a tornado approaching a bunch of rabbits on the prairie (which project doesn't have online, but you really should ask Beau about it). I've said it before, and I'll say it again – the detail in his paintings is phenomenal, and there's simply no way you could come close to seeing it on a computer. |
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