Thomas Solomon Gallery

Mizota, Sharon.  “When Words Are Pictures,” Los Angeles Times, July 16, 2010: D20 (illustrated).

Art review: 'Portrait' at Thomas Solomon Gallery

Thomas Solomon Gallery jumps on the John Baldessari bandwagon with a smart, themed group show of Conceptual art from (mostly) the '60s and '70s. The exhibition is titled simply “Portrait,” but in tune with the questioning, contrary tone of the era, there is nary a face to be seen — in fact, there is hardly anything to see but text...   read more

LOS ANGELES

Bart Exposito: “Bends” at Thomas Solomon Gallery

Painter Bart Exposito has been pushing forward in one, very specific direction for nearly a decade and almost every stage of the journey along the way has been compelling. And now, like a spelunker following a narrow passage in a cave only to burst through to a brilliant new chamber, he has brought forth a sumptuous new body of work that is also a logical extension of everything he has done to date. Texas-born and LA-based, Exposito got his MFA at CalArts in 2000. Since then, he has been...   read more

LA-BASED ARTIST ANALIA SABAN DEBUTS AT JOSH LILLEY GALLERY IN LONDON

The young Argentinean painter Analia (say Anna-Lia) Saban has lived in Los Angeles for ten years, where she studied with John Baldessari at the University of California. She makes ingenious, metaphysical and yet humorous deconstructions of the elements of painting, adopting a different concept for each show. Previous works have included cutting out all the parallel lines from a Sol Lewitt and letting them fall as they would; sticking individual brushstrokes to the canvas with tape; and applying arrows to...   read more

Animal Style: The New Warrior

organized by Drew Heitzler
Friday, July 9th, 7-9pm


Justin Beal
Scott Benzel
Gil Blank
Jedediah Caesar
Matthew Chambers
Fritz Chesnut
Krysten Cunningham
Mark Hagen
Emilie Halpern
Lucy Raven


July 9th through August 14th 2010

933 Chung King Road | Los Angeles | California | 90012

www.pepinmoore.com

Editorial: Recommendations | visual art source

Bart Esposito
at Thomas Solomon Gallery, Chinatown, Los Angeles 

Recommendation by Michael Shaw

Continuing through June 12, 2010

With "Bends" Bart Exposito continues to develop his work in a more nuanced direction, with the inclusion of pastels and softer, gradated backgrounds, evolving from the more aggressively flat, imposingly graphic work of earlier in the decade. It's a refinement that's still not without an abundance of hard edges, and the cascades of...   read more

May 20, 2010

Orange County Museum of Art announces artists in the 2010 California Biennial

May 20, 2010 |  2:20 pm

Los Angeles Times | Culture Monster 

The Orange County Museum of Art has selected more than 40 artists and collaborative groups to participate in the 2010 California Biennial.

The exhibition, which will run Oct. 24 to March 13, is designed to showcase new developments in contemporary art with an emphasis on emerging artists from around the...   read more

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ALL THE ARTS, ALL THE TIME

Art review: Bart Exposito at Thomas Solomon Gallery

May 14, 2010

For most of the past decade, Bart Exposito has been making sleek abstract paintings that bridge seemingly unbridgeable gaps -- between high-style fashion and low product-design, machine fabrication and hand craft, bemused spontaneity and earnest control. The populism of commercial taste collides with the elitism of informed aesthetics.

In the process Exposito has developed an irresistible body of post-Pop, Neo-Hard-Edge...   read more

Brad Eberhard: abstract art and abstract thoughts

The artist will muse about color and form and mix in thoughts on Plato and human consciousness.

By Holly Myers, Special to the Los Angeles Times

May 9, 2010

Brad Eberhard's studio, in the garage of the Lincoln Heights house he shares with two friends, sits at the top of a narrow, perilously steep street, with a spacious view across what is, with all the winter rain, a vividly green hillside. A spare and comfortably tidy space, with a worktable, several shelves of books, a pair of vintage...   read more

IN THE EYES OF LIONS


MAY 8, 2010 - MAY 29, 2010

OPENING RECEPTION:
MAY 8, 2010 7PM - 12AM

CURATED BY:
ADAM MILLER

ARTISTS:
BRIAN BRESS
SARAH CONAWAY
ERIK FRYDENBORG
BRETT LUND
SAMANTHA MAGOWAN
ADAM MILLER
BOBBI WOODS


PRESS RELEASE:
Skin houses the body and it is figured as the ultimate boundary, the material that divides and defines the inside from the outside. Visibility is the index of skin; it is a physical border but a symbolic membrane where the interior...   read more

The Indistinct Seeing
Artists from Berlin and Los Angeles:

Moritz Stumm
Ariel Reichman
Betty Böhm
Alexandra Hopf
Rick Buckley
Sonja Gerdes
Patrick Fabian Panetta
Hajnal Nemeth
Hannu Prinz
Johannes Weiß
Thomas Chapman
Nik Novak
Lisa Williamson
Sayre Gomez
Bobbi Woods
Cayetano Ferrer
Samara Golden
Josh Mannis

opening: 30.4.2010, 6pm-10pm

INFERNOESQUE
Projektraum
Heidestrasse 46-52
Aufgang 2 EGread more

Paul's Art World
Krysten Cunningham: 3 to 4 @ Ritter Zamet, Unit 8, 80A Ashfield St - Whitechapel
To 15 May: www.ritterzamet.com

Look carefully to track down a first floor industrial unit just south of Whitechapel tube station, and you'll also find more of the recent trend towards sculpture with a video context. Krysten Cunningham has worked as a technician in a physics lab at the University of California over the past decade. In ‘Hypercube’ she re-narrated one of the lab’s educational films - of computer-generated cubes...   read more

Time Out/London
By Sally O'Reilly

Posted: Thu Apr 8 2010

Attempting to visualise four dimensions is a bit like trying to eat beer: it is impracticable for those of us entrenched in the usual way of doing things. Perhaps this is what makes it such a chestnut for the artist who wishes to capsize or re-chart our assumptions.

Krysten Cunningham's video '3 to 4' is not so directly didactic though. Her choreography of non-professional dancers wearing bold red, green and blue outfits in the...   read more