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LOCATION Los Angeles Convention Center | South Hall 1201 South Figueroa St. Los Angeles, CA 90015

RED CARD SPECIAL COLLECTOR PREVIEW Wednesday, January 10 | 6PM-7PM | Invitation Only

OPENING NIGHT PREMIERE PARTY Benefiting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital® Wednesday, January 10, 2018 PATRON LEVEL $250 7PM-11PM | Exclusive Patron Reception Area VANGUARD LEVEL $200 7PM | Early Entrance FRIEND LEVEL $125 8PM-11PM

GENERAL SHOW HOURS Thursday

January 11, 2018

11AM-7PM

Friday

January 12, 2018

11AM-7PM

Saturday

January 13, 2018

11AM-7PM

Sunday

January 14, 2018

11AM-5PM

General Admission, One Day Ticket $30

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WELCOME

Los Angeles has emerged as a global epicenter of art & culture, with a distinct, interwoven multi-cultural influence unique to the city. Diversity is our strength and art is most impactful when it includes or transcends all borders.

As LA rises as the world-class destination for art, the LA ART SHOW continues to lead the way with innovative programming and one-of-a-kind experiences for an expanding collecting audience.

To celebrate our diversity as a city and a fair, we’re engaging and working with local and international museum curators and galleries to develop innovative programming, engaging dialogs and cutting-edge exhibitions with an ecumenical resonance.

Building on last year’s excitement, DIVERSEartLA dedicates over 60,000 square feet in the LA ART SHOW to performance art, installations, exhibits and programs curated by major museums and arts organizations such as LACMA, MOLAA, THE AUTRY and MUSA MUSEUM OF THE ARTS GUADALAJARA. The DIVERSEartLA section is devoted to nurturing the creative energy of collectors, artists, curators and institutions by providing a contemporary art platform that helps to empower, connect and engage LA’s dynamic community and diverse audiences with the world.

More than 200,000 square feet of booth space is committed to today’s prominent galleries. These domestic and international galleries, beyond their booths, curate special exhibits that are at the forefront of the burgeoning contemporary art movement. The fair offers an extraordinary array of works in specialized sections - Roots, Core, Littletopia, Works on Paper, Project Space, Jewel and new to the show in 2018, Design LA Art. Dialogs LA returns in 2018 with a slate of talks and panel discussions led by international curators, esteemed panels comprised of artists, designers, collectors, art influencers and museum directors.

The compelling combination of galleries, exhibits, dialogs and programming creates the perfect cultural event for seasoned collectors and new collectors alike as more than 70,000 people descend on the LA ART SHOW to consume art! The LA Convention Center is home to the fair, offering an expansive 260,000 square feet of exhibition space, the only venue that can accommodate an international fair of this caliber.

The LA ART SHOW is the unparalleled international art experience with over 100 galleries from 18 countries exhibiting painting, sculpture, works on paper, installation, photography, design, video and performance. All works presented by galleries are available for your purchasing pleasure.

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TABLE OF CON TE NTS

Show Information

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Contact Information

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Welcome 3 Table of Contents Welcome Letters Opening Night Premiere Beneficiary: St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital® Culinary & Beverage Partners

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CORE Artist Discovery Group

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Building Bridges Art Exchange

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Art For Eternity

20-21

Bullseye Projects

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Casterline | Goodman Gallery

24-25

CMAY Gallery

26-27

Dimondstein Tribal Arts East Art Center Galerie Bhak Fabrik Projects K Contemporary König Galerie

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KP Projects

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KR Martindale Gallery

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Macaulay & Co. Fine Art

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Mark A. Johnson Tribal Art

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Mizoe Art Gallery

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Patrick Painter Gallery

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Pigment Gallery

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Rofa Projects

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Space Nine / SM Fine Art Gallery Simyo Gallery

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46-47 48

The McLoughlin Gallery

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Timothy Yarger Fine Art

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MO D E R N + C O N TEM POR ARY 57 Projects

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186 Projects

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AC Gallery

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Arcadia Contemporary

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Art All Ways

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Art Gangnam Gallery & Company

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Art Link International

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Art Unified

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Artêria 63 Austrailian Aboriginal Art Gallery

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Axiom Contemporary

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Bev’s Fine Art

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bG Gallery

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BIAA 70 Blue Rain Gallery Blinkgroup Gallery

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Bruce Lurie Gallery

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Castle Fitzjohns Gallery

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CM2 Space

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Fine Art Maya, Inc.

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Denis Bloch Fine Art

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FP Contemporary

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Fun Year Art Gallery

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Gallery Do Arte

82-86

Gallery Fukuda

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GBA Gallery

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Hubert Gallery Jane Kahan Gallery

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TABLE OF CON TE NTS Liss Gallery

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K + Y Gallery

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LN Art

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Masterworks Fine Art Gallery Mugello Gallery Palette Contemporary Art & Craft

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Peimbert Art

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Project Awe

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Public House of Art

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Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery

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Rehs Contemporary

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Retrospect Galleries

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Ronin Gallery

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Samuel Lynne Galleries

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Saphira & Ventura Gallery

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S.E.A. 109 Sergott Contemporary Art Alliance

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Simard Bilodeau Contemporary

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The Gallery Steiner

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The Tolman Collection of Tokyo

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uJung Gallery

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Walter Wickiser Gallery

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Winn Slavin Fine Art

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Young Art Gallery

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ROOTS

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California Museum of Fine Art

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Callaghans of Shrewsbury

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Galerie Fledermaus

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Hayden & Fandetta Books

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Maxwell Alexander Gallery

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M.S. Rau Antiques

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Rehs Galleries, Inc.

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Quantum Contemporary Art

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Signet Contemporary Art

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STOA Gallery

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L I T T L E T O PI A 701 132 Art du Marche

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BoxHeart Gallery

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Copro Gallery

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Cordesa Fine Art

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Gersten Fine Art

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John Natsoulas Gallery

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Johnathan LeVine Projects

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Josh Tiessen Studio Gallery

140-141

Keane Eyes Gallery

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Mirus Gallery

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Paradigm Gallery + Studio

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Red Truck Gallery

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Superchief Gallery

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Magic Spaceboat by Bunnie Reiss

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Greg Escalante - A Tribute

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Juxtapoz Bar Margaret Keane - Lifetime Achievement Award Dennis McNett

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DESIGN LA ART Fabrik Projects

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Jane Kahan Gallery

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Light in Art Gallery

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MRG Fine Art The Roots of Form by Lee, Jae-Hyo | Presented by Simyo Gallery Ren Gallery

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TABLE OF CON TE NTS Studio G3 | Glass Art Gallery

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Wood Symphony Gallery

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W O R K S O N PAPE R Bert Green Fine Art

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The Verne Collection Inc

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PR O J E C T S PA C E AD Studio San Juan

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Blanc Art Gallery

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Fish Art Space

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Galerie Bruno Massa

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Vellum Projects

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JEWEL Daria de Koning, Fine Jewelry

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Elemental Fine Natural Art

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Grep Pepin Silver

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Jacob’s Diamond & Estate Jewelry

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Paris Stations

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Spencer Collection

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D I V E R SE ar tL A Metaphysical Orozco | Presented by MUSA | Guadalajara 180-181 Leyla Cardenas | Presented by LACMA & UCLA-Chicano Studies 182-183 Daniel Joseph Martinez | Presented by LACMA & UCLA-Chicano Studies 184-185 Aiseborn | Purity | Presented by DTLA Artwalk 186-187 Aporías Móviles | Presented by MOLAA 188-189 Eyes Forward | Presented by Launch LA & CAAM LA 190-191 Mateo Romero/Live Mural | Presented by The Autry 192-193 Nomad Sculptures | Curated by Marisa Caichiolo 194-195 PING PONG | Presented by the Los Angeles Art Association 196-197 Left or Right | Curated by Marisa Caichiolo 198-199

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Brainstorming: Empathy | Presented by UCLA Art|Sci & BBAX 200-201 Synesthesia: What is the Taste of Color Blue | Presented by UCLA Art|Sci & BBAX 202-203

F E AT U R E D PR O G R AM M I NG Blue Sky | Presented by National Base for International Cultural Trade (Shanghai) 205-207

China Cultural Media Group Limited

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DANSAEKHWA IV: Internal Rhythm | Presented by SM Fine Art Gallery 212-213 Connect The Dots | Presented By Maxwell Alexander Gallery 214-215

Connection is the Solution | Curated by James Trotta-Bono 216-217 Directors Chair | Presented by Axiom Contemporary Gallery 218-219 Flash Bulb | Curated by Hoojung Lee // Art All Ways 220-221 Girasoles | Presented by BlinkGroup Projects 222-223 I’m Not A Trophy | Presented by Denis Bloch Fine Art 224-225 Infinity Boxes | Presented by bG Gallery 226-227 Lee, Lee Nam | Presented by Simyo Gallery 228-229 Manhwa Meets Pyeongchang | Presented by Korea Manhwa Contents Agency 230-210

Reconstructing Memory Portraits | Presented by bG Gallery 232-233 Songs and Poems II | Presented by Rofa Projects

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Through the Looking Glass | Presented by Simard Bilodeau Contemporary 236-237

Washington Reid Gallery | Work by Vanessa Ortiz 238-239 Yare: One More Dance | Presented by Timothy Yarger Fine Art

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O FFI C I AL M E D I A S PON S ORS SPONSOR ADS

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M E D I A PAR TNE R S PARTNER ADS

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M E D I A C O NTR I B U T ORS CONTRIBUTER ADS

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PAR TNE R S PARTNER ADS

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The and Contemporary galleries of the LA ART SHOW WeModern strive towards making the LA Art Show a premiere international artsrepresent the present and future of Art and Art Collecting.

The “Old Masters” were the destination, in the likes of Art Basel, Frieze and The Armory Show. upstarts of their time period and a few of today’s artists are sure to be the Old

Masters of the future.

Art has always been at the forefront of society, bravely going where others feared

to tread, whether it was the use of color, texture, composition or materials, artists

Art has always been at the forefront of society, bravely going where others have always pushed the envelope. feared to tread, whether it was the use of color, texture, composition or

materials, artists have always pushed the envelope.

It takes a discerning eye and measure of courage to embrace and appreciate

new and the different and today’s collectors are a brave and appreciative It the takes a discerning eye and measure of courage to embrace and appreciate crowd. the new and the different, and today’s collectors are a brave and appreciative crowd.

A show of this magnitude requires coordinated efforts from a myriad of people,

and I wish to thank my entire team, especially Kim efforts Martindale, dedication A show of this magnitude requires coordinated fromwhose a myriad of people, and made my this entire show possible.

I am grateful to all our new participants and I hard wishwork to thank team, whose dedication and hard work made and to the many great galleries thattoreturn each year who travel here this show possible.

I am grateful all our new participants andsotothat thewe many may galleries enjoy theirthat spectacular art. who travel here so that we may enjoy great return works each ofyear their spectacular works of art.

The LA Art Show is proud to serve as a vehicle for today’s galleries to showcase

The LAartists.

Art Show is proud serve as a opportunity vehicle for to today’s to be showcased their Our guests are to provided the enjoy artist a unique and displayed.

We areexpression pleased to provide ourofguests with the opportunity to assortment of creative from all corners the globe. enjoy a unique assortment of creative expression from all corners of the globe.

I am proud to welcome you to the 23 rd edition of the LA Art Show and to celebrate

I am proud to welcome you to the 20th edition of the LA Art Show and to the fertile efforts of the human mind. celebrate the fertile efforts of the human mind.

Enjoy the Show!

Enjoy the Show!

Scott Diament Scott Diament President/CEO President | CEO Palm Beach Show Group Palm Beach Show Group

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MODERN + CO NTEMP OR ARY WELCOME TO THE 23rd ANNUAL LA ART SHOW Our goal year after year is to deliver to you, our valued supporters, an unparalleled experience at the LA Art Show.

Your passion for the arts is what drives

us to seek out innovative programming that engages the community and celebrates Los Angeles’s rise as a force and world-class destination for art.

This year we celebrate diversity as a city and a fair by continuing to partner with local and international museum curators, non-profits and galleries to bring an exciting roster of one-of-a-kind exhibits, installations, dialogs, and performances to our ongoing DIVERSEartLA initiative.

The DIVERSEartLA section is devoted to nurturing the creative energy of collectors, artists, curators, and institutions by providing a contemporary art platform that helps to empower, connect and engage LA’s dynamic community and diverse audiences with the world.

We’re fortunate to have more than 100 prominent galleries from 18 countries join us this year exhibiting today’s leading artists. Beyond their booths, they’re curating special exhibits that are on the forefront of the burgeoning contemporary art movement. Our exhibitors are the backbone of the LA Art Show and their continued support is immeasurable. would not be a show!

Thank you, for without you there

With you we have grown and offer an extraordinary

array of works in specialized sections – Roots, Core, Littletopia, Works on Paper, Project Space, Jewel and a new edition this year, Design LA Art.

My team, led by Kassandra Voyagis, has worked tirelessly to make our 2018 show one of the best ever. I have immense gratitude for their commitment and wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you!.

Enjoy the LA Art Show all year long by taking home a piece of art to add to your collection. We look forward to seeing you again January 23-27, 2019.

Kim Martindale Producer | Partner LA Art Show

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January 11, 2018 Dear Friends, Welcome to the 23rd Annual LA ART SHOW at the Los Angeles Convention Center.

The 9th Council District is proud to be the home of the Convention Center and to welcome world class shows and conventions throughout the year right here in the heart of Los Angeles.

This year more than 70,000 guests are expected to attend the four-day LA ART SHOW, making it the largest Show of its type in the Western United States and the fourth largest Art Show in the world. With rare and unique exhibits from more than 18 different countries and over 100 galleries, the LA ART SHOW has grown bigger and better each year, further establishing the City of Los Angeles as a premiere destination for museums, galleries, and artists from throughout the world.

I am also thankful that once again a portion of the proceeds from this year’s LA ART SHOW will go to benefit the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, where they work tirelessly to defeat childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases.

On behalf of the entire Los Angeles City Council and the “New 9th” Council District, I wish you all the best for a successful 2018 LA Art Show and I look forward to joining you once again at this wonderful convention.

Best Wishes,

CURREN D. PRICE

Councilmember, 9th District

District Office • 4301 S. Central Ave • Los Angeles, CA 90011 • (323) 846-¬2651 City Hall • 200 North Spring Street • Suite 420 • Los Angeles, CA 90012 • (213) 473-¬7009

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ERIC​ ​GARCETTI MAYOR

January​ ​11,​ ​2018 Dear​ ​Friends, On​ ​behalf​ ​of​ ​the​ ​City​ ​of​ ​Los​ ​Angeles,​ ​it​ ​is​ ​my​ ​pleasure​ ​to​ ​welcome​ ​you​ ​to​ ​the​ ​23​rd​​ ​Annual​ ​LA​​ ​Art Show.

The​ ​LA​ ​Art​ ​Show​ ​brings​ ​the​ ​finest​ ​exhibitors​ ​and​ ​art​ ​collections​ ​to​ ​Los​ ​Angeles​ ​and​ ​has distinguished​ ​itself​ ​as​ ​one​ ​of​ ​the​ ​largest​ ​shows​ ​in​ ​the​ ​world.​ ​The​ ​Convention​ ​Center​ ​will​ ​host over​ ​70,000​ ​attendees,​ ​collectors,​ ​and​ ​visitors​ ​from​ ​more​ ​than​ ​100​ ​galleries​ ​and​ ​18​ ​countries.

Together,​ ​visitors​ ​will​ ​experience,​ ​share,​ ​and​ ​purchase​ ​art​ ​here​ ​in​ ​the​ ​City​ ​of​ ​Angels.

This​ ​year’s​ ​show​ ​reflects​ ​our​ ​city’s​ ​diversity​ ​and​ ​cultural​ ​influence.​ ​We​ ​are​ ​especially​ ​proud​ ​of DIVERSEartLA​ ​–​ ​an​ ​exhibit​ ​that​ ​showcases​ ​local​ ​art​ ​and​ ​programs​ ​curated​ ​from​ ​many​ ​of​ ​our leading​ ​museums​ ​and​ ​art​ ​organizations.​ ​I​ ​would​ ​like​ ​to​ ​thank​ ​the​ ​LA​ ​Art​ ​Show​ ​for​ ​their continued​ ​contributions​ ​to​ ​L.A.’s​ ​arts​ ​community,​ ​and​ ​for​ ​their​ ​decision​ ​to​ ​support​ ​St.​ ​Jude Children’s​ ​Research​ ​Hospital​ ​with​ ​a​ ​portion​ ​of​ ​the​ ​show’s​ ​proceeds​ ​going​ ​to​ ​the​ ​Hospital’s pioneering​ ​work.

Los​ ​Angeles​ ​is​ ​the​ ​creative​ ​capital​ ​of​ ​the​ ​world.​ ​I​ ​hope​ ​all​ ​those​ ​attending​ ​the​ ​LA​ ​Art​ ​Show​ ​take in​ ​the​ ​excitement​ ​and​ ​beauty​ ​of​ ​world-class​ ​art​ ​and​ ​experience​ ​all​ ​that​ ​our​ ​great​ ​city​ ​has​ ​to offer.

I​ ​thank​ ​the​ ​show’s​ ​attendees​ ​and​ ​exhibitors​ ​and​ ​send​ ​my​ ​best​ ​wishes​ ​for​ ​a​ ​successful​ ​event.

Sincerely,

ERIC​ ​GARCETTI Mayor

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The LA Art Show & Friends of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital® invite you to join an evening benefiting St. Jude Featuring: Art • Performance Art • Music • a variety of beverages & delicious hors d’oeuvres from over 20 select LA restaurants.

Patron Reception to feature special St. Jude Program with Celebrity Guest Host, cuisine by James Beard Award – Nominated Chef Jeffrey Nimer, of Haute Chefs LA, Oysters XO, NESPRESSO and much more!

THE LA ART SHOWS FESTIVITIES WILL BEGIN WITH A GALA OPENING NIGHT PREMIERE PARTY TO FURTHER THE LIFESAVING MISSION OF ST. JUDE CHILDREN’S RESEARCH HOSPITAL®.

The LA Art Show will donate 100% of the ticket price of Patron and Vanguard tickets and 15% of the ticket price of Friend tickets to the LA Art Show Opening Night Gala to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital®.

By attending this event, you’ll be supporting St. Jude in its lifesaving mission of finding cures for childhood cancer and other lifethreatening diseases.

ABOUT ST. JUDE CHILDREN’S RESEARCH HOSPITAL: St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital® is leading the way the world understands, treats and defeats childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases. Everything we do is centered on our mission: Finding cures. Saving children.® St. Jude freely shares the discoveries we make, so one child saved at St. Jude means doctors and scientists worldwide can use that knowledge to save thousands more children. Families never receive a bill from St. Jude for treatment, travel, housing or food – because all a family should worry about is helping their child live.

TICKETS Patron Level: $250 | 7PM-11PM | Exclusive Patron Reception Access Vanguard Level: $200 | 7PM | Early Entrance Friend Level: $125 | 8PM-11PM

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ARTIST DISCOVERY GROUP

GIL CUATRECASAS ENCOUNTERS, 1973 Acrylic on Canvas 109 x 89 in

P e t e r H a s t i n gs F a l k 210 East 73rd St. New Yor k , NY 06443 US A T 2 0 3 245 2246 / / E p e ter f a l k @comcast .n e t // ar t i stdi sc over yg roup.c om Our Curatorial Board of scholars presents significant discoveries. Our unique website is a growing online encyclopedia featuring largely late career artists and those who have passed. All have been unfairly forgotten or marginalized, often for tragic reasons. We bring them back by telling their stories and curating exhibitions.

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BUILDING ART EXCHANGE EXCHANGE BUILDING BRIDGES BRIDGES ART

Tami Bahat The Dispute, 2016 Archival Pigment Print 23 x 15 in

Building Bridges Art Exchange (BBAX) 2525 Michigan Ave., Unit F2, Santa Monica CA, 90404 www.buildingbridgesartexchange.org 310.770.1961 | buildingbridgesax@gmail.com

Building Bridges Art Exchange (BBAX) is a charitable non-profit 501c3 arts organization established in 2005. BBAX is dedicated to cultivating international cultural relations through the arts. Our mission is to facilitate a variety of international art exchanges, artist residencies, educational programs, and workshops that engage local communities and contemporary artists around the world. We work in partnership with museums, galleries, Ministries of Culture, cultural art centers, arts organizations, and foundations from around the world.

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ART FOR ETERNITY

AGUSTIN FERNANDEZ CACTUS, 2003 Oil on Canvas 60 x 34.5 in

Howard Nowes 303 East 81st St. New Yor k , NY 10028 US A T 212 472 5171 / / E h n owe s @g ma i l .c om // ar tforeter nit y.c om Art for Eternity is a leading gallery specializing in Classical Antiquities Pre Columbian and Ethnographic Art. We are seeking to purchase quality ancient art with established provenance. Please visit artforeternity.com and join our on-line community.

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ANCIENT EGYPTIAN ROUND TOP STELE FOR AMUN SERAMUN AND HIS WIFE TJENT TJERTJER NEW KINGDOM, RAMESSIDE PERIOD, Circa: 1292 -1069 B.C. Limestone 15 x 12.5 in

ARTISTS: Ancient Greek, Near Eastern, Egyptian, and Roman Art; Pre Columbian Mesoamerica and South American art, Traditional arts of Africa and Oceania.

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BULLSEYE PROJECTS

MATTHEW DAY PEREZ PILE II, 2017 Fused, Silvered, Antiqued, and Coldworked Glass 34.25 x 40.5 x 1.75 in (Installed)

Lani McGregor, Director // Michael Endo, Curator 300 N W 13t h Ave. Por tland , OR 97209 US A T 5 0 3 227 0222 / / E p roje c ts @b u l l s e ye g lass .com // bul l se yeproj ec ts.c om Bullseye Projects explores contemporary glass with makers, designers, and viewers of all ages. We offer local and touring exhibitions, arts and making events, artist residencies, and collaboration with museums, schools, and arts organizations around the world.

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BULLSEYE PROJECTS

JUDY TUWALETSTIWA GLASS. SONG 2 (RUAH.OLD), 2015 Kilnformed Glass, Graphite, and Matte Gel on Canvas 72 x 48 in

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CASTERLINE|GOODMAN GALLERY

ED RUSCHA MAGIC ISLE, 1982 Pigment on Paper 30 x 40 in

Jordan Goodman & Robert Casterline 611 East Co op er Ave. A sp en , CO 81611 US A T 9 7 0 9 2 5 1339 / / E i n f o@caster li n e g o o dman .com // caster linego o dman.c om Specializing in Post-War and Contemporary art, Casterline|Goodman Gallery is committed to presenting first-tier, investment-grade original artwork from the 20th and 21st centuries. Since its establishment, Casterline|Goodman Gallery has continued to offer unique paintings, sculptures and drawings by established artists such as JeanMichel Basquiat, Alexander Calder, Alex Katz, Roy Lichtenstein, Richard Prince, Gerhard Richter, Ed Ruscha, and Andy Warhol.

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CASTERLINE|GOODMAN GALLERY

ROBERT INDIANA Aspen LOVE, 1968 Oil on Canvas 24 x 24 in

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CMAY GALLERY

HWANG SEON TAE LIGHT IN SPACE 2, 2017 Tempered Glass, Sandblast & LED Backlit 87 x 202 x 4 cm

May Chung 8687 Me lros e Ave. Space B226. Los A ngeles, C A 90069 US A T 310 922 3885 // E i n f o@cmay ga l ler y.c om // c maygal ler y.c om CMay Gallery is a contemporary art gallery that focuses on building a global cultural exchange through a dynamic programming showcasing international artists. With years of long-standing art gallery experience, CMay Gallery is proud to continue highlighting and promoting local and Asian contemporary art in the Los Angeles community.

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CMAY GALLERY

BAHK SEON GHI AN AGGREGATION 20131101, 2013 Acrylic Beads, Nylon Threads, Etc. 59 x 14 x 91 in

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DIMONDSTEIN TRIBAL ARTS

BAMENDE PEOPLE BUSH COW MASK Circa: 1930 Cameroon L: 34 in

Joshua Dimondstein 11041 Santa Mon i ca Bl vd . #701. Los A ngeles, C A 90025 US A T 4 1 5 613 2021 / / E af r i canar t @comp us er ve.c om // af r icantr i balar t.c om Dimondstein Tribal Arts was established in 1970 by Morton Dimondstein. Since that time we have sold high-quality tribal art from Africa, Indonesia, Oceania and Nepal with a focus on tribal art from West, East and Central Africa. The inventory of Dimondstein Tribal Arts includes masks, figures, textiles, beads, jewelry and furniture.

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EAST ART CENTER

BIAN HONG NEW ABSTRACT CALLIGRAPHY, 2005 (Ink-Jiao mo) Dry Ink on Rice paper, Chinese brush 70 x 38 in

Cui Weiming Xiaop u , Song z hu ang , Tong z hou , B ei j ing , P.R . CH I N A E 493046166@qq.c om East Art Center is a private museum with 35,000 square feet of space located at Songzhuang, Beijing. We are dedicated to Chinese contemporary art and exhibitions by both emerging and established Chinese artists. We aim to promote cross-cultural understanding and international exchanges through art.

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GALERIE BHAK

KANG HA-JIN MATURAL RHYTHM, 2016 Acrylic on Canvas 64 x 51 in

Bhak Young-duk ( 06015) 12, A p g uje ong -ro 72- g i l , Gang nam- g u , Seoul , SO U T H KORE A T +82 ( 0) 2 544 84811 / / E b ha k 9303@nate.c om // galer iebhak .c om GALERIE BHAK is one of the leading galleries which was established in Seoul, South Korea in March 1993. The gallery is specialized in contemporary Korean and international art including painting, sculpture, photography, mixed media and installations.

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GALERIE BHAK

KIM CHANG-YOUNG FROM WHERE TO WHERE 0912-U, 2009 Oil on Sand & Canvas 54 x 86 in

HAN YOUNG-WOOK LIFE, 2017 Oil on Aluminum. Scratch 53 x 89 in

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FABRIK PROJECTS

NANCY R WISE 2 FOR DINNER Oil on Linen 20 x 24 in

Chris Davies 2636 S. L a Ci en e ga Bl vd . Los A ngeles, C A 90034 US A T 3 10 730 6074 // E ga l ler y @f ab r i k p roje c ts .c om // f abr i kproj ec ts.c om Fabrik Projects champions new ideas in contemporary art, by providing a platform to nurture emerging and mid-career artists, enabling them to take risks.

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K CONTEMPORARY

SCOTT YOUNG LIGHT OF MY LIFE, 2017 Neon, Acrylic Panels, Enamel Paint and Electronics 36 x 36 x 8 in

Doug Kacena & David Ethridge 1412 Waze e St. Denver, CO 80202 US A T 3 0 3 5 9 0 9800 // E ga l ler y @kcontemp orar y ar t .com // kc ontemp orar yar t.c om Located in Denver’s LoDo district, K Contemporary represents emerging and established international artists. The focus of the gallery since its inception has been to present experiential exhibitions. We provide collection advisory and brokerage services and are a member of Denver Art Dealers Association (DADA).

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KÖNIG GALERIE

ANDREAS SCHMITTEN UNTITLED, 2016 Pigment Pencil, Pigment Print, Acrylic Lacquer and Coloured Pencil on Paper, Artist Frame 44 x 25.5 cm

Johann König A le x an dr i n en st r. 118–121. B er lin , 10969 G E R M A N Y T + 49 30 2610 3080 // E i n f o@ko en ig ga ler i e.c om // ko enig galer ie.c om KÖNIG GALERIE was founded in Berlin by Johann König in 2002, and currently represents 38 international emerging and established artists, mostly belonging to a younger generation. The program’s focus is on interdisciplinary, concept-oriented and space-based approaches in a variety of media.

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JOSE DÁVILA UNTITLED, 2017 San Andrés Stone Volumes, Metal Beams and Glass Sphere 130 x 257 x 87 cm

NATHAN HYLDEN UNTITLED, 2017 Acrylic on Aluminium 104 x 86 cm

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KP PROJECTS

LOLA GIL THE MEMORY ROOM, 2017 Oil and Acrylic on Panel 48 x 56 in

M e r r y K a r n o w s k y & J e ss i c a OD o w d 170 S. L a Brea Ave. Los A ngeles, C A 90036 US A T 323 935 4406 // E i n f o@k p p roj ec ts.net // kpproj ec ts.net KP Projects is devoted to exhibiting s​everal of the most significant artists today,​​ whose painterly and sculptural works are both challenging and innovative.

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KR MARTINDALE GALLERY

NAVAJO MOKI GERMANTOWN Circa: 1870 - 1900, American Southwest 91 x 60 in

Kim Martindale 1154 G rant Ave. Venic e, C A 90291 US A T 310 822 9145 / / E k r mar t i n da le @mac .c om // kr mar t indale.c om KR Martindale Gallery is a select collection of items from many centuries and geographic regions. We specialize in antique and contemporary American Indian, Latin American, Ethnographic and Fine Art.

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MACAULAY & CO. FINE ART

WAYNE NGAN RUST COLOURED VASE 1, 2017 22 x 10 in

Sarah Macaulay 293 East 2n d Ave. Van couver, B C V 5 T 1 B 8 C A N A D A E i n f o@mf inear t.ca // mf inear t.ca Macaulay & Co. Fine Art was founded in 2012 with a program focused on interdisciplinary, concept, space and politically based approaches in a variety of media. Artists that we represent are Robert Arndt, Judy Chartrand, Barb Choit, Beau Dick, Shawn Hunt, Attila Richard Lukacs, Wayne Ngan, Jeneen Frei Njootli, Jonah Samson, Walter Scott, Jeremy Shaw, Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun.

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MACAULAY & CO. FINE ART

GIGAEMI KUKWITS UNTITLED, 2017 Acrylic on Canvas 25.2 x 21.2 x 2.5 in

GIGAEMI KUKWITS UNTITLED, 2017 Acrylic on Canvas 21.2 x 17 x 2.3 in

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MARK A. JOHNSON TRIBAL ART

ANCIENT CAVE SHRINE GUARDIAN SPIRIT KAYANIC-DAYAK CULTURE. BORNEO ISLAND, INDONESIA Circa: 1,000 A.D. (Via Carbon 14 Date) Ironwood H: 26.5 in

MARK A. J OHN SON (By A pp oi nt ment) 578 Was h i ng ton Bl vd . #555. Mar ina del R e y, C A 90292 US A E majt r i ba l@g ma i l .c om // mar k aj ohnson.c om Mark A. Johnson Tribal Art specializes in the traditional arts of Asia and the Western Pacific, with an emphasis on the Austronesian cultures of Indonesia, Philippines, and Formosa (Taiwan), offering authentic sculptures, architectural elements, masks, beadwork, textiles, costumes, ceramics, basketry, jewelry, weaponry, shamanic objects, and other miscellaneous ethnographic items.

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MIZOE ART GALLERY

TAMIE OKUYAMA MEMORY OF THE CLOUD, 2017 Oil on Canvas 97 x 146 cm

Kazunobu Abe 3-19-16, Den en ch of u , O ta-ku Tokyo, 1450072 JAPAN T +81 92 738 5655 / / E i n f o@mi zo e - ga l ler y.c om // mi zo e- gal ler y.c om You will find Mizoe Art Galleries in Fukuoka and Tokyo in houses with peaceful gardens each a backdrop for Mizoe’s noted collections of modern and contemporary art.

Visitors enter beautiful space and are surrounded by equally beautiful art.

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PATRICK PAINTER GALLERY

JUSTIN BOWER SUN STROKE, 2017 Oil on Canvas 60 x 54 in

Soo

jin

Jeong

2525 Mi ch igan Ave. #B2. Santa Monica , C A 90404 US A T 3 1 0 264 5988 // E admi n 3@pat r i ck pa i nter.c om // patr ic kpainter.c om Patrick Painter Inc. opened in 1997 with the support of Mike Kelly, and Paul McCarthy.

The gallery has shown prestigious artists including Mike Kelly, Jorg Immendorf, Albert Oehlen, Peter Saul, Valie Export, and many others. Patrick Painter Inc. was the first to exhibit Francis Picabia in the history of L.A.

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ED RUSCHA BOOKS (GILT BOOK ON SLANT), 2001 Cibachrome Print 11 x 14 3⁄4 in

EARNEST LOR SILENCE (MAZE), 2017 Dimensions Variable

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PIGMENT GALLERY

EDGAR PLANS WALL ART I Mixed Media on Canvas 39.3 x 39.3 in

Ferran Josa Car rer R oss e l lรณ 193 Barc elona , 08036 SPA I N T + 3 4 6 5 8 8 5 0 7 7 3 | 312 758 1777 / / E i n f o@p ig mentga l ler y.es // pig mentgal ler y.es The Pigment Gallery was launched in Barcelona in January 2016. It was founded with the aim of adapting interactively to the changing global society in order to ensure contemporary art reaches anyone with curiosity or sensitivity towards art.

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ROFA PROJECTS

SANTIAGO VILLANUEVA TABLET ROSE, 2017 Polystyrene, Polyurethane, Painting and Laquer 105 x 75 x 15 cm

G a b r i e l a R o ss o 10008 Hems we l l L ane. Potomac , M D 20854 US A T 202 779 7471 // E ross o_gab r i e la @y aho o.ca // rof aproj ec ts.c om RoFa Projects is a platform to advance the social and cultural awareness of Latin American contemporary art, with emphasis on South and Central America. We work with emerging Latin-American artists who seek to reflect a more experimental concept of the work of art.

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SPACE NINE / SM FINE ART GALLERY

DAVID HOCKNEY SLOW RISE, 1993 Lithograph and Screen Print | Edition of 68 25 x 30.5 in

Simon Kwon 139 Fu lton St . Su i te 202. New Yor k , N Y 10038 US A ( 03004) 16, P ye ong chang 30- g i l , Jong n o - g u Seoul , SO U T H KO R E A T 6 4 6 830 0850 // E smf i n ear tga l ler y @g ma i l .co m // smf inear tgal ler y.c om SM Fine Art Gallery is a high quality fine art gallery specializing in International Modern & Contemporary artists. The gallery represents blue chip American artists as well as Asian artists including Robert Indiana and Oh, Se Yeol. We collaborate with international mid-career and emerging artists as well. The gallery also specializes in Modern artists such as Marc Chagall.

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SPACE NINE / SM FINE ART GALLERY

ANDY WARHOL MARILYN MONROE, 1967 Silkscreen | Edition of 250 36 x 36 in

OH SE-YEOL UNTITLED, 2015 Mixed Media and Oil on Canvas 24 x 29 in

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SIMYO GALLERY

LEE HAEGEE BUDDHA, 2017 Gold Powder on Silk 126 x 105 in

Sunny Sung 40-3 Yulg ok ro1g i l . Jong ro, Seoul 03062 SO U T H KO R E A T +82 2 739 75176 // E sun ny s i myo@g mai l .c om // simyogal ler y.c om Simyo Gallery has been working on finding great artworks not commonly treated, from artists and places rarely discovered yet competent for the past 26 years. The Gallery first opened its door in Seoul, in 1991, hoping to communicate with people throughout the world through fine artworks.

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BRUCE MAKOWSKY CHANAILED IT, 2016 Brushed Steel, Mixed Media 53 x 35 in

Joan McLoughlin 49 G ear y St . Sui te 200. San Franc i sc o, C A 94108 US A T 415 986 4799 // E mgar t.c om // info@mgar t.c om The McLoughlin Gallery is a contemporary art gallery serving as a site for exhibitions and public programs working with established international and local mid-career and emerging contemporary artists. We represent and promote artists working in a wide array of media, including painting, sculpture, photography, video and installation.

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TIMOTHY YARGER FINE ART

CECIL TOUCHON PDP 576 CT11, 2012 Acrylic Collage on Canvas 64 x 42 in

Timothy Yarger 354 N B e d f ord D r. B ever l y Hi l l s, C A 90210 US A T 310 278 4400 / / E i n f o@y arg er f i n ear t.c om // yarger f inear t.c om Following directing galleries in San Francisco, New York and Beverly Hills, Timothy Yarger Fine Art was established in 1997. The gallery has primary market experience and vast experience in the secondary market of 20th Century masters. TYFA participates annually in numerous art fairs, conducts exhibitions and its gallery services include collection management worldwide.

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TIMOTHY YARGER FINE ART

PANCHO LUNA PANCHO LUNA INSTALLATION, 2017 Acrylic Sculpture 80 x 48 x 12 in

UDO NÖGER ORONGO 2, 2016 Mixed Media Painting 96 x 75 in

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MARK ANDREW ALLEN BIKE RIDE, 2017 Mixed Media Collage on Wood Panel 36 x 36 in

Peter Stevens & Mark Allen Los A ngeles, C A US A T 310 490 0685 / / E ma l len de s ig n @ear t hlink .net // 57proj ec ts.c om 57 Projects represents emerging and mid-career contemporary artists with an emphasis on mixed media created within the city of Los Angeles.

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186 PROJECTS

YANG DAN MOOD #2, 2017 Watercolor on Paper 21 x 13 in

Yuexi Lin 786 Pi n e f a l l s Ave. Walnut , C A 91789 US A T 626 999 7919 // E 186proj ec ts@g mai l .c om 186 Projects was founded in 2010, with the goal to bridge art worlds of the U.S. and China. It is a conduit for exchanging Western and Chinese contemporary art, through exhibitions, art fairs, and other art ventures.

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186 PROJECTS

ZHANG JING LOST #5, 2017 Oil on Canvas 36 x 48 in

ZHANG JING LOST #6, 2017 Oil on Canvas 36 x 48 in

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AC GALLERY

L O S A N G E L E S | 1546 N. Hig h lan d Ave. Los A ngeles, C A , 90028 US A M I A M I | 98 N W 29th St. Miami , F L 33127 US A T 323 464 3900 / / E ar t @ar t i stsc or ner.us // ac gal ler y.us With over 50 art exhibitions and consecutive art fair appearances, AC Gallery is celebrated as the premier showcase for established and emerging artists in Los Angeles and Miami. AC Gallery consistently curates high quality art exhibitions and receptions nationwide with the mission to provide exhibition opportunities, professional development and residency programs for both emerging and career artists.

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AC GALLERY

VANCE LORENZINI HEY MAN Silkscreen Print-Mixed Media 96 x 72 x 3 in Diptych

AC Gallery is proud to present the works of Vance Lorenzini throughout the week of the LA Art Show. Vance is an award winning production designer and artist — that has professionally worked in the entertainment industry for the past four decades. His paintings represent images, themes and story telling aspects that are all related to his everyday life and experiences. Living in Los Angeles, his fine art pieces reflect our contemporary cultural nuances.

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ARCADIA CONTEMPORARY

MALCOLM T. LIEPKE BATHING BEAUTY, 2017 Oil on Canvas 50 x 50 in

Steven Diamant 9428 Was h i ng ton Bl vd . Los A ngeles, C A 90232 US A T 4 2 4 6 0 3 4 6 5 6 // E i n f o@arcadiacontemp orar y.com // arcadiac ontemp orar y.c om Arcadia Contemporary represents contemporary, realist painters whose works display a high level of skill combined with a signature style.

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ART ALL WAYS

PANDEMONIA BALLOON SALOON, 2015 Digital Photography on Hahnemuhle Paper 20 x 30 in

Hoojung Lee & James Hopkins 1244 S. St . A n dre w s Pl . Los A ngeles, C A 90019 US A T 3 23 806 3833 / / E h o ojung le e @i clou d .com // ar tal l w aysproj ec ts.c om Art All Ways is devoted to fulfilling the needs of a wide range of private collectors & corporate clients with ambitious contemporary art projects. We specialize in new media, VR, 3D projection, monumental light installations, video art, street art, pop art, performance art, photography, painting & sculpture.

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ART GANGNAM GALLERY & COMPANY

DAE WON YANG BALLET, 2011 Korean Paper, Acrylic, Soil, Glue, Coffee and Linseed Oil on Cotton 43.7 × 45 in

Kate Choi 6 0 1 Yae ji n Bldg ., Non hye on - dong , Gang nam- g u , Se oul , 06040, SO U T H KORE A T 82 10 3109 9272 / / E ar tgang nam@nav er.c om // ar tgang nam.c om Established in 2014, Art Gangnam Gallery focuses on introducing contemporary art.

However, genres and old works can be shown at any time if they have modern elements. Opening a new era of art, we aim to discover hidden talents and to introduce their art in the world art market.

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ART LINK INTERNATIONAL

ANDY WARHOL Screenprint in Colors on Wove Paper, 1970

H o w a r d B r a ss n e r 809 Lu cer n e Ave. L ake Wor th , F L 33460 US A T 5 6 1 4 9 3 1 1 6 2 // E h ow ard@ar t li n k i nter nat i ona l .com // ar tlink inter nat ional .c om Art Link International offers a wide selection of Fine Art, from nineteenth century American and European, through Impressionism, Modernism, Pop and Contemporary.

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ART UNIFIED

JOHAN ANDERSSON GIRL FROM CONGO, 2017 Oil on Canvas 66 x 54 in

J o h a n A n d e r ss o n Venic e, C A 90291 US A T 424 259 3820 / / E contac t @ar t u n i f ied .c om // ar tuni f ied .c om Art Unified showcases the most cutting edge art in Los Angeles, evoking intimate emotion and humor through contemporary art which is relatable and challenging.

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ARTÊRIA

VIRGINIE SCHROEDER THE MOST FAMOUS ANDY WAHROL, 2017 Acrylic on Canvas 48 x 48 in

Geneviève Lévesque 625 r ue Sh e f f ord . Bromont , Q C J2L 1C2 C AN ADA T 4 50 919 3133 // E g en e v i e ve @ar ter iaga l ler y.c om // ar ter iagal ler y.c om At Artêria, we endeavour to curate a dynamic, ever-changing collection of artwork by a talented community of emerging and mid-career artists. We offer contemporary art in a variety of styles and mediums to suit a range of aesthetic preferences.

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AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL ART GALLERY

NIKOLAY KOSAK AURORA, 2017 Acrylic on Linen 35.4 x 35.4 in

Natalie Hollow 85 Hig h St . Wo o den d , Vic tor ia 3442 AUST R ALI A T 6 1 4 0 0 6 5 6 1 0 0 // E aaag ga l ler y @h ot ma i l .com / / ji ntaar t.c om / kosakni kolay.c om Australian Aboriginal Art Gallery specializes in Aboriginal art from the central Australia desert and has been a constant driving force in its promotion for over 25yrs.

Natalie Hollow is extremely passionate about exhibiting art that draws the viewer in through color, design and stories of the Dreamtime.

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AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL ART GALLERY

NINGURA NAPURRULA WOMEN’S CEREMONY, 2009 Acrylic on Linen 35.4 x 35.4 in

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AXIOM CONTEMPORARY

DONN DELSON XYLOPHONES 3, 2017 Metallic Print on Lucite 48 x 72 x 1 in

Jason Kirk & Mark Matkevich 2801 Ma i n St . Santa Monica , C A 90405 US A T 8 1 8 7 9 9 1 110 / / E i n f o@a x i omcontemp orar y.com // a x iomc ontemp orar y.c om Established in 2011 by Jason Kirk and Mark Matkevich. Axiom Contemporary Gallery specializes in showing pop, abstract, neo-street, and contemporary art from emerging and mid-career artists in all mediums.

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BEV’S FINE ART

JOSHUA SMITH THE AXIOM OF ALWAYS, 2017 Oil on Canvas 48 x 36 in

Wendy Kesterson 7400 Si x For k s R d . Sui te 19. R aleigh , N C 27615 US A T 919 870 5342 / / E wen d y @b e v s f i n ear t.c om // b ev sf inear t.c om Bev’s Fine Art is one of Raleigh’s best kept secrets and has been in the same location for many years. Customer service is the cornerstone of our philosophy and the primary fuel for our word-of-mouth business model.

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BG GALLERY

FRED TIMKEN PURRVERT, 2017 Acrylic & Found Objects on Canvas 48 x 48 in

Om Bleicher 2525 Mi ch igan Ave # G 8 A . Santa Monica , C A 90404 US A T 310 237 6423 / / E i n f o@b gar tdea li ng s .com // b G A r tGal ler ies.c om bG gallery specializes in accomplished artists who have crossed traditionally contentious art ideologies including expressive-conceptual, insider-outsider, highlow and figurative-abstract.

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BG GALLERY

JOHN SZABO WINDOWS VI Acrylic on Wood Panel 24 x 18 x 3 in

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BIAA

YOON AH JUNG WAVES (LIVING WATER), 2017 Acrylic and Resin on Wood 8 x 8 in

Ellie Bae 4950 Wi l s h i re Bl vd . Los A ngeles, C A 90010 US A T 323 889 9900 // E b e love di nar t @g ma i l .c om // biaa-ar t. for mat.c om Beloved In Art Association (BIAA) is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide opportunities, resources, services and exhibition venues for emerging young artists of all media. BIAA serves as a dynamic force for contemporary ideas, outreach, and community.

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BLUE RAIN GALLERY

ERIN CURRIER MEISHA TATE, 2017 Acrylic and Mixed Media on Panel 48 x 36 in

Leroy Garcia,

owner

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executive director

544 Sou t h Gu ada lup e St. Santa Fe, NM 87501 US A T 505 954 9902 / / E i n f o@b luera i nga l ler y.c om // blueraingal ler y.c om Blue Rain Gallery represents contemporary artists of diverse backgrounds. The gallery boasts a wide collection of paintings, glass sculpture, metal sculpture, and ceramics.

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BLINKGROUP GALLERY

KARLOS PEREZ AFTER MEMORIES Oil on Canvas, with Amber Resin 44 x 70 in

Elizabeth Reyes 888 Bi s cay n e Bl vd # 609. Miami , F L 33132 US A T 305 587 4744 / / E ar t @b li n kg roup.net // blinkg roup.net Blink Group Gallery brings fine art and contemporary artists together. We have been engaged and retained by numerous high-profile clients throughout the US and Europe to curate and commission art on their behalf in order to enhance and improve their developments and projects.

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BLINKGROUP GALLERY

JORGE SANTOS MARCOS FACE, 2017 Mixed Media on Canvas 70 x 45 in

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BRUCE LURIE GALLERY

JUSTIN LYONS HEART FIRST (YELLOW), 2017 Mixed Media on Canvas 60 x 48 in

Bruce Lurie 2736 S. L a Ci en e ga Bl vd . Los A ngeles, C A 90034 US A T 310 876 1780 / / E i n f o.lu r i e ga l ler y @g mai l .c om // lur iegal ler y.c om The Bruce Lurie Gallery was established in the early 1980’s in New York’s East Village.

Bruce Lurie has a history in establishing emerging to mid-career artists specializing in cutting edge street art, abstract minimalism, and pop art, with an additional recent focus on photography.

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CASTLE FITZJOHNS GALLERY

WHISBE VANDAL GUMMY, 2017 Mixed Media 7 x 4 x 3 ft

Vincent Harrison 98 O rchard St. New Yor k , NY 10002 US A T 917 244 4808 // E i n f o@cast le f i t z joh n s.c om // castlef it z j ohns.c om Castle Fitzjohns Gallery represents a wide range of emerging and mid-career artists, as well as select secondary market pieces

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CM2 SPACE

LIU DADI PROJECT NO. 3, 2015 Mixed Medium 180 x 160 cm

Yuexi Lin 786 Pi n e f a l l s Ave. D iamond Bar, C A 91789 US A T 626 999 7919 / / E cm2space @g mai l .c om // c m2spac e.c om CM2 Space is dedicated to promoting Chinese contemporary art and outstanding emerging artists in the U.S. It is aimed to strengthen understanding and communication between Chinese and Western culture.

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FINE ART MAYA, INC.

MANSS AVAL SIMPLE ORIGINS, 2017 Acrylic on Stainless Steel 60 x 40 in

M. Yalpani 6324 Fer r i s Sq u are. San D iego, C A 92121 US A T 858 605 0887 // E sa le s @f i n ear t maya .c om // f inear tmaya .c om Fine Art Maya has become synonymous with quality and diversity, exhibiting a comprehensive contemporary art collection distinguished by its superior quality and variety. Our roster includes established and talented emerging artists from around the world.

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DENIS BLOCH FINE ART

MEL BOCHNER HEAD HONCHO, 2012 Monoprint with Collage, Engraving, and Embossment on Twinrocker Handmade Paper 30 x 21 in

Denis Bloch 229 Sou t h B e ver l y D r i ve. B ever l y Hi l l s, C A 90212 US A T 310 270 4880 / / E i n f o@den i s b lo c h.c om // deni sblo c h.c om Our Art gallery located at the heart of Beverly Hills proudly specializes in Modern and Contemporary Art by Masters, Pop Art, Street Art and emerging Art in various styles and medias. With 30 years of experience, Denis Bloch and his staff will be happy to present you their last acquisitions.

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DENIS BLOCH FINE ART

MR. BRAINWASH EVERYDAY LIFE, 2017 Mixed Media on Paper with Stencil, Spray Paint, Acrylic, and Collage 50 x 38 in

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FP CONTEMPORARY

KALISH EDITIONS BY MICHAEL KALISH RED ROSE ON CIRCLE GRAFFITI, 2017 Layered Laser Cut Aluminum and Enamel Paint Wall Sculpture 48 x 48 x 7 in

Paul Dahmen & Josetta Sbeglia 5835 Was h i ng ton Bl vd . Cul ver Cit y, C A 90232 US A T 3 2 3 935 1355 // E paul@f p contemp orar y.com // f p c ontemp orar y.c om FP Contemporary is located in the heart of the Culver City Arts District in Los Angeles.

FP Contemporary represents established, mid-career and emerging artists with contemporary paintings, sculpture and mixed media.

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FUN YEAR ART GALLERY

CHENG-I TSAI GREEN SPRING, 2012 Oil on Canvas 91 x 116.5 cm

Andrew Tsai B 1 , No. 2 3 , He c uo East 2n d St . Xi t un D i st r i c t , Ta i chu ng Cit y, 407 R .O.C. TA I WA N T +886 4 2314 1657 // E f unyearar t @g mai l .c om // f unyearar t.c om Founded in 1999, Fun Year Art Gallery and Collection Gallery provides its knowledge and insights to art enthusiasts and collectors. In more recent years, it has been promoting emerging artists, crossing fields from modern to contemporary, and enthusiastically promoting art, while participating in international exhibitions.

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GALLERY DO ARTE

MARK STEVEN GREENELD JIMMY THE CROW, 2013 Embroidery on Cotton 24 x 22 in

Susan Hwang 4556 Cou n c i l St . #A . Los A ngeles, C A 90004 US A T 213 700 4225 // E ga l ler ydoar te @g mai l .c om // gal ler ydoar te.org Gallery do Arte is supporting advanced explorations in contemporary art. Gallery do arte connects local, national and international artists, providing an innovative place for the community to discover creative freedom within the open structure of contemporary art.

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GALLERY DO ARTE

CHONG NAM LEE NEVERENDING STORY “WHERE ARE YOU”, 2017 Mixed Media 34 x 24 in

CHONG NAM LEE NEVERENDING STORY “HERE I AM” YOU CALL ME, 2017 Mixed Media 34 x 24 in

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GALLERY DO ARTE

JUNG L CHANG WORK201702, 2017 Mixed Media 24 x 24 x 2 in

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GALLERY DO ARTE

SUSAN HWANG DREAM2, 2017 Mixed Media 24 x 24 x 2 in

YUN J CHOI LADY LIKE A 2018, 2017 Mixed Media 9 x 13 x 7 in

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SUNHEE JOO MARY MAGDALENE, 2017 Digital Art Print 12 x 14 in

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GALLERY FUKUDA

RYUMA IMAI WOLF, 2014 Enamel and Acrylic on Canvas 38 x 57 in

Yuji Fukuda 2-79 Sug oro San jo Cit y, Niigata 955-0092 J A PA N T + 8 1 2 56 46 0175 / / E f u kuda - g @ce l lo.o cn .n e.jp // gal ler y- f ukuda .net/top Gallery Fukuda, founded in 1985, is based in Niigata and is a member of the Tokyo Art Club. We deal with a variety of Japanese art from traditional to contemporary.

This year, we are pleased to exhbit new artworks of Ryuma Imai, Kenji Misawa and Maiko Muro.

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GBA GALLERY

GREG AUERBACH HOPPER - KING OF HEARTS, 2017 Spray Paint, Acrylic, Vintage Newsprint Collage 74 x 60 in

GB Auerbach 1712 N Hud s on Ave. Los A ngeles, C A 90028 US A T 323 404 5100 // E i n f o @gba-la .c om // gba-la .c om Contemporary artwork from emerging and established California-based artists.

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HUBERT GALLERY

TOWNSEND MAIER SKY IN MOTION (FANTASY), 2016 Video 57 x 33 in

Greg Hubert 16 East 79t h St re e t , G 2. New Yor k , NY 10075 US A T 212 628 2922 / / E ga l ler y @hu b er tga l ler y.c om // hub er tgal ler y.c om Hubert Gallery specializes in both emerging artists such as Townsend Maier, and mid-career artists such as Geoffrey Johnson. We also maintain a select inventory of master graphics and works on paper by Matisse, Picasso, Lichtenstein, Miro and others.

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JANE KAHAN GALLERY

ISTVAN SANDORFI ANNE AUX YEUX CLOS, 2000 Oil on Canvas 130 x 89 cm

Jane Kahan 922 Madi s on Avenu e -Me zz an i ne. New Yor k , NY 10021 US A T 212 744 1490 / / E i n f o@jan e k ahan.c om // janek ahan.c om JANE KAHAN GALLERY is an internationally known New York City gallery dealing in Modern Master prints, sculpture, paintings, tapestries, and Picasso Ceramics. Since 1973, the gallery has been helping museums, corporations, architects and private individuals build museum-quality collections of Modern Art.

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SONIA DELAUNAY (1885-1979) GRAND ICONE Aubusson Tapestry 208 x 145 cm Signature in the weave, lower right

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LISS GALLERY

GREG ANGUS DISSOLVING INTO AIR, 2014 Mixed Media Encaustic on Board 36 x 48 X 2 in

B r i a n L i ss 112 Cumb er lan d St . Toronto, ON M 5R 1A6 C AN ADA T 416 787 9872 / / E b r ian li ss @li ssga l ler y.c om // li ssgal ler y.c om Established in 1983, Liss Gallery is a contemporary fine art gallery and has curated shows in Manhattan, Toronto, Vancouver, Havana, Los Angeles, and Dallas. Exclusive representatives and dealers of Canadian and International artists.

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SIM POSEN MIDWAY LIGHTS, 2014 Silver Gelatin Photograph 24 x 20 x 2 in

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K+Y GALLERY

NEMO JANTZEN BLUE NOTE, 2016 Mixed Media 61 x 66 in

Yann Bombard 24 r ue Tre i l hard . Par i s, 75008 F R A N CE T +33 15 3300010 / / E y an n @kplusy.c om // kplusy.c om Our vision is to sustain the artists freedom of expression by exhibiting them in a setting that is fertile for both the artist and the collector. Our program embraces artworks across all media including paintings, sculptures and photos.

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LN ART

WEI LIU SKYLINE, 2017 Oil on Canvas 72 x 60 in

Coco Ni 181 W. O rang e t h or p e Ave # F. Plac ent ia , C A 92870 US A T 714 646 9139 / / E i n f o@lnar tex p o.c om // lnf inear t.c om The storms of nature, ecology, and humanity sweep to form a rickety world.

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MASTERWORKS FINE ART GALLERY

MARC CHAGALL BOUQUET, 1966 Gouache, Pastel and Color Crayons 22 7/16 x 15 3/16 in

Masterworks Fine Art Gallery 13470 Camp us D r i ve. Oak land , C A 94619 US A T 5 1 0 7 7 7 9970 / / E i n f o@master wor k s f i n ear t .com // master wor k sf inear t.c om Established in 1973 in San Francisco’s East Bay, Masterworks Fine Art services private collectors, dealers, and museums all over the world. Known internationally for our specialization in 16th to 20th Century Masters, an important aspect of our continued success is that our clients are treated as family with full access to Masterworks market expertise, curatorial knowledge, and excellent staff service.

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MASTERWORKS FINE ART GALLERY

PABLO PICASSO (1881 - 1973) GRAND VASE PÉKINÉ (BIG CANDY-STRIPED VASE), 1956 Madoura Turned Vase of White Earthenware Clay 17 1/2 x 14 3/8 x 4 in

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MUGELLO GALLERY

BRENT ESTABROOK PINK BEAR SITTING, 2017 Oil on Canvas 72 x 84 x 3 in

James Wright 818 S. Sp r i ng St . Los A ngeles, C A 90014 US A T 213 374 5959 / / E i n f o@mug e l loar t .c om // mugel logal ler y.c om Founded in 2014, Mugello Gallery has quickly gained recognition as a leading source for the next generation of emerging and mid - career artists. In addition to their flagship gallery in downtown Los Angeles, Mugello participates in a number of international fairs and curatorial events throughout the year.

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PALETTE CONTEMPORARY ART & CRAFT

ANDY BURGESS BRAZIL HOUSE, 2017 Relief Print 26 x 22 in

Kurt Nelson, Ariana Mancino & Meg Nelson 7400 Montg omer y Bl vd . N E . A l buquerque, NM 87109 US A T 5 0 5 8 5 5 7 7 77 // E ku r t @pa le tte contemp orar y.com // palettec ontemp orar y.c om Palette Contemporary Art & Craft features contemporary art glass, original paintings, limited edition signed prints, ceramics marbles, and wearable art. We have searched locally and internationally to bring a collection of contemporary art with a colorful edge and clean lines by both emerging and renowned artists.

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PEIMBERT ART

RODRIGO DE LA SIERRA DESEO DE VOLAR, 2017 Bronze Sculpture 185 x 65 x 65 cm

Arlette Peimbert 210 E Ol y mp i c Bl vd . Sui te 430A . Los A ngeles, C A 90015 US A T 424 245 9803 / / E i n f o@p e i mb er tar t.c om // p eimb er tar t.c om PEIMBERT ART is a contemporary space in Los Angeles that deals directly with the public and through alliances with prestigious galleries locally and nationwide, promotes and represents emerging and established artists from Mexico and Latin America and around the world.

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PROJECT AWE

ZHENYA GERSHMAN LAUGHTER IN THE DARK, 2017 Oil on Canvas 86 x 30 in

Corine Couwenberg Los A ngeles, C A US A T 714 272 4900 / / E p roje c tawe 1@g mai l .c om // proj ec tawe.org Project AWE is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization on a mission to interpret the past, contribute to the present, and shape the future.

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PUBLIC HOUSE OF ART

JENNY BOOT DELILAH, 2017 Photography

Sid Sand Ni e uwe Sp i e g e l st raat 39. A msterdam , 1017 D C N ET H E R L A N D S T + 3 1 2 0 221 3680 / / E i n f o@p ub li ch ous e of ar t .com // public houseof ar t.c om We believe art is for all. We have bi-annual themed eclectic shows that are open to all. We sell photographs in limited editions and different sizes.

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REBECCA HOSSACK ART GALLERY

MORTEN LASSEN PAPER 23, 2017 Oil and Spray Paint on Paper 25 x 19 in

R e b e c c a H o ss a c k 2 A Co nw ay St re e t , Fi t zroy Sq u are, L on don , Fi t zrov ia W1T 6BA UNIT ED KIN GD OM T 1 212 925 3500 // E i n f o@reb e cca h ossack .c om // reb ec cahossac k .c om The internationally - renowned Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery is composed of three spaces - two in Central London and one in NY. Established in 1988, the gallery has pioneered exhibitions of Aboriginal art in London and also advocates contemporary Western artists who resist the dominant trends of the art world.

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REHS CONTEMPORARY

ANTHONY MASTROMATTEO THE DARK (K)NIGHT Oil on Canvas 48 x 36 in

Lance Rehs 5 East 57t h St re et. New Yor k , NY 10022 US A T 212 355 5710 / / E lan ce@rehs.c om // rehsc g i .c om Rehs Contemporary showcases a diverse and eclectic roster of supremely talented artists working in traditional mediums – featured artists create original, one-of-a-kind paintings and drawings which demonstrate their superior technical skills and training.

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RETROSPECT GALLERIES

GABRIEL MORENO RUSSIAN FRAGILITY VI, 2017 Pencil And Biro Pen on 300Gsm Hannemule Fine Art Paper, Mounted on Board, Resin Coated 64.57 x 43.31 in

Bree Delian 52 Jon s on St , By ron Bay. NS W 2481 AUST R A L I A T + 6 1 2 6 6 8 0 8825Â // E h e l lo@re t rosp e c tga l ler i e s .com // retrosp ec tgal ler ies.c om Retrospect Galleries is the leading contemporary Art Gallery in the vibrant, artistic hub of Byron Bay, on the Eastern coast of Australia. Renowned for its representation of innovative, exploratory artists and artworks, Retrospect co-ordinates a creative annual program and a touring platform to many Art Fairs around the world.

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RONIN GALLERY

GOYO HASHIGUCHI WOMAN COMBING HER HAIR, 1920 Woodblock Print 17.5 x 13.55 in

David T. Libertson 425 Madi s on Avenu e. 3rd Flo or. New Yor k , NY 10017 US A T 212 688 0188 / / E dt l@ron i nga l ler y.c om // roningal ler y.c om Ronin Gallery is a leading Japanese art gallery in New York City and home to the largest collection of Japanese prints for sale in the United States. For 40 years, Ronin’s mission has been to introduce the best of Japan’s traditional and emerging artistic talents.

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SAMUEL LYNNE GALLERIES

TYLER SHIELDS BUNNY, 2017 Chromogenic Print 46.5 x 61.5 in

Kristin Rivas 1105 D rag o n St. Dal las, T X 75207 US A T 214 965 9027 / / E i n f o@samue l l y n ne.c om // samuel l y nne.c om The mission of Samuel Lynne Galleries is to represent a very select group of artists, each with a unique vision and message within the contemporary art world. The gallery presents annual exhibition programming, as well as conversations with collectors and professionals within the art world that develop and create a new interaction within the community.

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SAPHIRA & VENTURA GALLERY

NEIL KERMAN COLORFUL EURUPTION, 2017 Acrylic on Canvas 72 x 156 in

Alcinda Saphira & Louis Ventura 4 W. 43rd St . #415. New Yor k , NY 10036 US A T 646 922 7052 / / E i n f o@ar ts vga l ler y.c om // ar ts vgal ler y.c om Saphira & Ventura Gallery, located in the heart of New York between Grand Central and Time Square, opened its doors in 2014. Specializing in modern and contemporary art, we seek to promote and exhibit the cutting edge artists of today with pieces by timeless masters.

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S.E.A.

HIROSHI MORI IN THE CAR, 2017 Acrylic, Urethane, UV Curing Resin, Silver Mirror Plating on Wood 21 x 28.6 in

Kyoko Shima PO B ox 416. Venic e, C A 90294 US A T 310 985 2522 // E i n f os ea @i clou d .com // sea- c ontemp orar y.c om S.E.A. represents emerging, mid-career and established artists, from Japan, France, Italy, and the United States. We are striving to bridge the cultural differences between Japan and other countries through the understanding of the strong visions of these artists as they continue to engage in the creative process.

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SERGOTT CONTEMPORARY ART ALLIANCE

DARIO CAMPANILE ON THE VERGE, 2017 Oil on Canvas 50 x 30 in

Thomas Sergott Santa Fe, C A 92067 US A T 858 756 2377 // E s caa i n b ox @g mai l .c om // sergottar t.c om SCAA, based in Rancho Santa Fe, CA is a multifaceted gallery which represents emerging and mid-career artists. SCAA is ideally situated on the border of the rich vein of untapped artistic talent which runs between San Diego and Baja Mexico.

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SIMARD BILODEAU CONTEMPORARY

HARMONIA ROSALES THE ABDUCTION, 2017 Oil on Linen 80 x 106 in

Eve-Marie Bilodeau & Guy Simard 1923 S. Santa Fe Ave. Ste 100. Los A ngeles, C A 90021 US A Th e Pen i n su la Shang ha i , Flo or 14t h , 32 The Bund , Shanghai , CH IN A T 2 13 935 8253 // E i n f o@s i mard b i lo deau .c om // simard bi lo deau .c om Simard Bilodeau Contemporary is a contemporary gallery, based in Downtown Los Angeles and in Shanghai, China. We focus on emerging and established artists from USA, Canada, Mexico, France, Iran and China. We present original paintings, photomontages and sculptures that vary in size from small to monumental.

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THE GALLERY STEINER

SAMIR SAMMOUN VINEYARD-TUSCANY, 2016 Oil on Linen Canvas 30 x 30 in

Mrs. Corinna & Mr. Dominic Steiner K u r rentgass e 4 Vi en na , Vi en na Old Tow n 1010 AUST R I A T + 0 0 43 1293 2712 // E of f i ce @ga l ler y- ste i n er.c om // gal ler y- steiner.c om In the heart of Vienna at one of the most prestigious locations in Europe. Since its founding on June 3rd, 2008, the gallery has established itself as a meeting point for qualified art collectors and a hub for internationally recognized and mordern artists.

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THE TOLMAN COLLECTION OF TOKYO

WAKO SHUJI OPEN SECRET, 1998 Lithograph 45 x 68 cm

Allison Tolman 445 5t h Avenue. New Yor k , NY 10016 US A 2-2-18 Sh i ba Da i m on Minato -ku Tokyo, J A PA N T 212 489 7696 // E a l li s ontolman @ver i z on.net // tolmantokyo.c om Publisher of limited edition contemporary works on paper by Japan’s most renowned artists.

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UJUNG GALLERY

KWON, HYUN JIN VISUAL POETRY SCULPTURE, 2017 Mixed Media on Stainless Steel 68 x 68 cm

Jung, Seung Woo 3 F, u Ju ng A r t Center, 178 Bangbae -ro, Se o ch o - Gu Seoul , 06586 SO U T H KO R E A T + 8 2 2 3 4 77 7727 // E u jungar tcenter @uju ng g roup.c om // uj ungar tc enter.c om Focusing mainly on visual arts, uJung Gallery is trying to discover young contemporary artists and promote Korean art through various projects. Every year the gallery showcases a number of exhibitions that highlight multi-disciplinary artworks.

Furthermore, by conducting forums and seminars we promote the experience of contemporary art.

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WALTER WICKISER GALLERY

SOILE YLI-MÄYRY LIFE IN GLASS CABINET, 2006 Oil on Canvas 43 x 55 in

Walter Wickiser 210 Ele vent h Avenu e. Suite 303. New Yor k , NY 10001 US A T 212 941 1817 / / E w w i ck i s erg @aol .c om // w alter w ic k i sergal ler y.c om Established in and currently located in Chelsea, New York, the Walter Wickiser Gallery specializes in Post - War painters of the the 20th Century and international mid - career artists.

The Gallery has received numerous reviews on internationally recognized art publications and participates in various international art fairs.

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WINN SLAVIN FINE ART

DANIEL K. WINN ENIGMA, 2016 Oil on Canvas 62 x 55 in

Daniel Winn & Randy Slavin 9532 S. Santa Mon i ca Bl vd . B ever l y Hi l l s, C A 90210 US A T 310 362 3090 / / E i n f o@ w i n n s lav i n .c o m // w i n n s lav i n .c o m Our internationally known master painters and sculptors are among the premiere museum artists in the industry, creating masterpieces in a variety of media and styles from contemporary surrealism to abstract expressionism, sensually romantic to emotionally charged and sculptural high reliefs to massive heroic sculptural installations.

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YOUNG ART GALLERY

AN, MYOUNG JEON RED STREET, 2010 Enamel Paint on Canvas 91 x 116 cm

2F, In sadong - Gi l , Jong ro - Gu , Seoul , SO U T H KO R E A T + 8 2 2 733 3410 // E hy k i m3410@h ot ma i l .com // youngar tgal ler y.c o.kr Young Art Gallery has displayed numerous exhibitions of newly established artists.

The gallery has been taking the lead in introducing Korean artists. We have exhibited in Beijing, Hong Kong, Los Angeles, and New York as well as in Europe. We will do our best to further introduce Korean art to the world.

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CALIFORNIA MUSEUM OF FINE ART

DALI HIGA FIDEN’S BEST FRIEND, 2017 Oil on Canvas 40 x 30 in

Dali Higa // Brian Higa 1421 Marce li na Ave. Tor ranc e, C A 90501 US A T 3 1 0 6 3 4 6 6 9 8 / / E ca lmus e f i n ear t @g ma i l .com // ca l i for niamuseumof f inear t.c om The California Museum of Fine Art (Cal Muse) and The Cal Muse Villa in Palos Verdes Estates aspire to create a new paradigm marrying qualities of an art museum with those of a fine art gallery. Both are privately funded and available for visits by invitation only.

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CALLAGHANS OF SHREWSBURY

MARC ESTEVE BREAKER Oil on Canvas 43 x 54 in

Daniel & Stella Callaghan 22 St Mar y s St . Sh re w s b u r y, Sh rops h i re S Y1 1ED U N I T E D K I N G D O M 500 Nor t h D i x i e Hig hw ay. L ake Wor th , F L 33460 US A T +44 (0) 1743 343 452 // E art@callaghan-finepaintings.com // callaghan-finepaintings.com Specializing in European Fine Paintings, Contemporary Bronze Sculpture and period furniture including works by Carlo Bugatti.

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GALERIE FLEDERMAUS

ISIDORE DE RUDDER EVE AU SERPENT, ca 1890 Bronze 22 x 13 x 11 in

Jerry Suqi 2136 W. Nor t h Avenue. Chicago, IL 60647 US A T 3 1 2 6 1 7 8711 // E jer r y @ga ler i e f le der maus .com // galer ief leder maus.c om Our exhibitions manifest the gallery philosophy of bridging past and present.

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juxtaposing modern masters with contemporary artists we speak to a continuum of craft and content, and embrace the Romantic idea that art is our conduit to contemplate and embrace the mysteries of life.

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HAYDEN & FANDETTA BOOKS

JOSEPH HARRISON THE FLORICULTURAL CABINET, AND FLORISTS’ MAGAZINE BOTANICAL COLOR PLATE BOOKS, 1834 - 1838 Dark Green Goat Backstrip Lettered in Gilt Over Blind Stamped Green Cloth; Spines to Brown as Usual Each volume contains 13 engraved plates in color retouched by hand

John-Peter Hayden, Jr. 432 Sout h Cu r s on Avenu e. Su i te 4L . Los A ngeles, C A 90036 US A T 3 1 0 4 6 3 0031 / / E i n f o@haydenan d f an de tta .com // haydenand f andetta .c om Specializing in fine Illustrated Books, Decorative & Fine Arts, Photography, Children’s, Cookery, Saloon & Nightlife, and Art Deco first editions. A bookbinder/conservator is on staff to offer clients complete restoration and bookbinding services.

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MAXWELL ALEXANDER GALLERY

BRETT ALLEN JOHNSON REFUGE UNDER AN ARID SUN, 2017 Oil 40 x 36 in

Beau Alexander 406 W. Pi co Bl vd . Los A ngeles, C A 90015 US A T 3 1 0 8 3 9 9 2 4 2 / / E i n f o@ma x we l la le x an derga l ler y.com / / ma x wel lalex andergal ler y.c om Maxwell Alexander Gallery prides itself in showing a smaller roster of top quality artists. Curated group or solo exhibits change monthly in the Downtown LA gallery.

The gallery specializes in contemporary realism with a focus on the Southwest as well as classical realism subjects - with an edge.

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M.S. RAU ANTIQUES

PAUL GUSTAV FISCHER (1860-1934) AN EVENING AT THE ROYAL THEATRE, COPENHAGEN Oil on Canvas 97 1/8 x 78 1/4 in Signed and dated “Paul Fischer 1887-88”

William Rau 630 R oy a l St . New O r leans, L A 70130 US A T 866 349 0485 / / E i n f o@rau ant i q ues.c om // rauant iques.c om For over 106 years and four generations, M.S. Rau Antiques has provided our global clientele with an unparalleled buying and collecting experience. Our vast collection of important fine art, estate jewelry and fine antiques are all backed by our exclusive 125% guarantee so you can buy with confidence.

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CLAUDE MONET (1840-1926) EFFET DE BROUILLARD PRÈS DE DIEPPE (FOG EFFECT NEAR DIEPPE) Oil on Canvas 23 x 31 1/2 in Signed and dated “Claude Monet 82”

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REHS GALLERIES, INC.

LOUIS VALTAT (1869 – 1952) MADAME VALTAT ET SON FILS JEAN ECRIVANT, 1918 Oil on Canvas 36.25 x 28.75 in Signed

Howard Rehs 5 East 57t h St re e t . 8t h Flo o r. New Yor k , NY 10022 US A T 212 355 5710 / / E h ow ard@rehs.c om // rehs.c om Specializing in 19th and 20th Century Works of Art.

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REHS GALLERIES, INC.

JOHANN BERTHELSEN (1883 - 1972) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Oil on Canvas 24 x 20 in Signed

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QUANTUM CONTEMPORARY ART

VANESSA WHITEHOUSE WIND WHISPERING SOFTLY, 2017 Acrylic Paint, Crystals and Gold Leaf on Plexiglass 35 x 35 in

Johnny Gorman The Im p er ia l L au n dr y, 71 War r i n er Garden s . Lon don S W11 4X W U N I T E D K I N G D O M T + 4 4 ( 0) 207 498 6868 / / E i n f o@q u ant u mar t.c o.uk // quantumar t.c o.uk Quantum Contemporary Art was established in 1997. Our gallery is based in a converted Victorian laundry in Battersea, southwest London. We represent 30 exciting, contemporary artists who work in a wide range of styles and mediums.

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SIGNET CONTEMPORARY ART

DENIS RIBAS BOUQUET DE LYS, 2017 Oil on Canvas 100 x 80 x 5 cm

James Giles 378 Ki ng s R d . L on don , Ch e l s ea S W3 5UZ U N I T E D K I N G D O M T + 4 4 2 0 3 1 0 5 4 8 2 0 / / E en q u i r i e s @ s ig n e tc ontem p orar yar t .c om // s ig n e tc o ntemp o rar y ar t.c o m Occupying a space in Chelsea, one of London’s prestige districts, Signet Contemporary Art specializes in International contemporary painting. A member of LAPADA (Association of Art & Antiques Dealers), the gallery caters for established and new collectors offering a variety of genres ranging from the Abstract to Impressionism.

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STOA GALLERY

CONCHI ALVAREZ LA ANTIGUA, 2017 Acrylic on Panel 39.5 x 29.5 in

María Concepción Álvarez Por t of E ste p ona , Edi f i c i o Pu er tos ol , 24. E step ona , Málaga 29680 SPAIN T +34 9513 18426 / / E i n f o@stoaga l l er y.c om // stoagal ler y.c om STOA, an international gallery opened in 2006, focuses on emerging art and primary market, and is actively involved in the cultural life of the area. With four to five exhibitions curated, and participating in six international art fairs a year, STOA is also an editorial specialized in catalogues of exhibitions.

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EVAN DENT LIL’ PAPA, 2017 Acrylic Paint, Glitter, Found Photograph in Cast Resin 12 x 8.5 in

Todd Duane Miller 701 W. 6t h Ave. Denver, CO 80204 US A T 720 435 1911 / / E to dd .duan e @g mai l .c om // 701gal ler y.c om 701 is a contemporary gallery in Denver with a strong focus on up and coming artists with emerging talent. With curation and selection of these artists by Todd Duane Miller, 701 strives to give opportunity to individuals with extreme drive and passion that may not otherwise have the ability.

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ART DU MARCHE

SHIKI TAIRA A-U-N RED, A-U-N BLUE, 2016 Mineral Pigments on Silk 10 x 8 in

Machiko Tojo 21721 Ev a l y n Av e. Tor ranc e, C A 90503 US A T 213 446 8001 // E i n f o@ar tdumarche.c om // ar tdumarc he.c om Art du Marche carries and specializes works by top selected emerging young Japanese artists. These contemporary young artists are very active in Japan and we introduce them to America and beyond. We will bring their most current works selected from the most contemporary trends of the field in Japan.

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BOXHEART GALLERY

JOSHUA HOGAN AS STAR-LIKE RAIN, 2017 Oil on Canvas 12 x 12 in

Nicole Capozzi 4523 L i b er t y Ave. Pittsburgh , PA 15224 US A T 4 1 2 6 87 8858 // E b ox h ear t @b ox h ear tga l ler y.c om // b ox hear tgal ler y.c om BoxHeart Gallery exhibits emerging and mid-career artists whose artwork exemplifies the diversity and originality of contemporary art and provides an outlet for conceptually engaged and aesthetically resolved exhibitions that both reflect contemporary art issues and are relevant to the community.

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COPRO GALLERY

CHRIS MARS HANFORD #16, 2017 Oil on Panel 28 x 32 in

G a r y P r e ss m a n 2525 Mi ch igan Ave. T5. Santa Monica , C A 90404 US A T 310 829 2156 / / E cop roga l ler y @li ve.c om // c oprogal ler y.c om Copro Gallery was founded in 1992. The Gallery moved to Bergamot in Santa Monica, CA in 2005 with Gary Pressman as Gallery Director. Placing works in museums and private collections throughout the world, Copro strives to assist collectors new and experienced in building the most exciting collections possible.

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CORDESA FINE ART

SHAWN HUCKINS GEORGE WASHINGTON (THE LANSDOWNE PORTRAIT): I CAN’T PRETEND THAT THIS IS POETRY, 2017 Acrylic on Canvas 84 x 54 in

Meghan Corso & Luke Lombardo 941 E . 2n d St . #208. Los A ngeles, C A 90012 US A T 323 682 9284 // E h e l lo@corde saf i n ear t .c om // c ordesaf inear t.c om Established in 2015, Cordesa is a fine art gallery that backs an international roster of emerging and mid-career artists. We support individuals who inspire, and test contemporary culture.

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GERSTEN FINE ART

GEOFFREY GERSTEN LONE RANGER, 2017 Oil on Canvas 36 x 41 in

Geoffrey Gersten 7008 E Ma i n St. Sc ottsdale, A Z 85251 US A T 602 769 3804 / / E atomi cmy st i c i sm@g mai l .c om // g gersten.c om Gersten Fine Art specializes in surreal works of art blended with popular culture motifs from the visionary Geoffrey Gersten and other whimsical painters, forming a link between subculture art styles and the finer world of classical art history and exceptional technique.

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JOHN NATSOULAS GALLERY

ESTHER SHIMAZU HOSTAGE, 2017 Stoneware, Porcelain 9.5 x 8.5 in

John Natsoulas 521 Fi rst St. Dav i s, C A 95616 US A T 530 756 3938 / / E ar t @nats o ulas.c om // natsoulas.c om The Gallery is an enduring center for fine art as well as poetry and music. It has hosted exhibits vital to movements involving West Coast artists of the ‘50s and ‘60s, the San Francisco artist-run Beat galleries, and the California figurative and ceramic art movements.

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JONATHAN LEVINE PROJECTS

KIP OMOLADE DIOVADIOVA CHROME KITTY CASH III, 2017 Oil on Canvas 48 x 60 in

Jonathan Levine 888 Ne w ar k Avenu e. Jerse y Cit y, N J 07306 US A T 2 0 1 7 6 3 6 9 9 8 // E i n f o@jonat han le v i n e p roje c ts .com // j onathanlev ineproj ec ts.c om Kip Omolade creates hyperreal oil paintings of chrome portrait sculptures.

Depicting solely the sculpture against a brightly colored, monochrome background, he meticulously illustrates the intricacies of the human face and the reflected surrounding environment.

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JOSH TIESSEN STUDIO GALLERY

JOSH TIESSEN STREAMS IN THE WASTELAND: OCCIDENTAL BABYLON, 2017 Oil on Braced Birch 40 x 60 x 2 in

J o s h T i e ss e n 148 Ki ng St . E . Ston e y Creek , ON L8G 1L5 C A N A D A T 905 664 5049 / / E i n f o@jos ht i e ss en .com // j osht iessen.c om/gal ler y Established in 2010 between Toronto and Niagara Falls, Josh Tiessen Studio Gallery has been voted #1 in the region for the past three years. The gallery features the contemporary realism of international award-winning artist Josh Tiessen and guests.

Oil paintings employing symbolic imagery, demonstrating innovation and technical mastery, are presented in a two-person exhibition.

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ADRIENNE STEIN MAY , 2017 Oil on Linen 30 x 30 in

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KEANE EYES GALLERY

KEANE EYES MY PATH TOWARDS SPRING, 2015 Acrylic and Gold Leaf on Canvas 30 x 30 in

Robert Brown 3040 L ar k i n St . San Franc i sc o, C A 94199 US A T 415 922 9309 / / E rob er t @ kean e- e ye s .c o m // kean e - e ye s .c o m Meeting Margaret Keane in person is thrilling. One thing becomes obvious early on, she is a very giving and loving person. Those not having that personal experience, can get a sense of her generosity from her many paintings, now spanning more than eight decades. Truly, she has what we call staying power.

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MIRUS GALLERY

OKUDA DIAMOND SKULL, 2017 Synthetic Enamel on Fiberglass 31 x 31 x 4 in

Paul Hemming 540 How ard St re e t . San Franc i sc o, C A 94105 US A T 415 948 3330 / / E i n f o@ m i r usga l l er y.c o m // mi r usgal l er y.c o m Mirus | (adj) astonishing extraordinary strange. Mirus Gallery is a dynamic exhibition space in San Francisco featuring a program of contemporary artwork by emerging and mid - career artists. We highlight work that emphasizes skill and process and aims to engage viewers on a sentient emotional and evocative level.

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PARADIGM GALLERY + STUDIO

LAUREN RINALDI FADED, 2017 Pastel, Ballpoint Pen, and Graphite on Arches Paper 18 x 11 x 1.25 in

Sara McCorriston & Jason Chen 746 S. 4t h St . Phi ladel phia , PA 19147 US A T 267 266 0073 // E i n f o@paradig m- ga l ler y.c om // paradig mar ts.org Established February 2010, Paradigm Gallery + StudioÂŽ exhibits accessible and diverse contemporary works by artists around the world in a welcoming space, with a focus on Philadelphia-based artists. Featuring works by Dennis McNett (Wolfbat), Caitlin McCormack, Lauren Rinaldi, and Gosia.

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RED TRUCK GALLERY

MARK ROGERS EXPOSING THE SHROUDED DEPTHS Oil on Panel

Noah Antieau 938 R oy a l St . New O r leans, L A 70116 US A T 5 0 4 9 4 0 4273 // E re dt r u ck n e wor lean s @g ma i l .com // redtr uc kgal ler y.c om Red Truck Gallery is based in New Orleans and shows everything they find interesting from contemporary work to low brow and folk art.Â

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SUPERCHIEF GALLERY

PARKER DAY THE FEMALE GAZE, 2017 Photograph 30 x 20 in

Bill Dunleavy & Edward Zipco 739 K oh ler St . Los A ngeles, C A 90021 US A T 2 1 3 538 8260 // E i n f o@su p erch i e f ga l ler y.co m // sup erc hiefgal ler y.c om Founded in 2012, Superchief Gallery is an independent artist-run space with permanent large scale warehouse galleries in New York and downtown Los Angeles.

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MAGIC SPACEBOAT

By Bunnie Reiss

Bunnie ‘Bonnie’ Reiss was born in Maryland, but raised mostly with the wide-blue skies of Colorado. Having come from a large Polish/Russian family, eating, loud talking and community shaped her life. She was a tiny rebel with a large imagination, knowing at a young age that she quite didn’t fit in and the world was a much bigger place than the quiet suburban landscape that seemed to endlessly surround her.

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GREG ESCALANTE (1955 - 2017) Co-founder of Juxtapoz Magazine, renowned art collector and celebrated gallerist had his stamp in some of the most memorable art exhibitions of the past two decades. A champion for artists, Escalante always made time to support and counsel artists. With his two galleries, Corpro Gallery in Bergamot Station and his beloved Gregorio Escalante Gallery in Chinatown, he built a community in the LowBrow art movement and beyond.

Escalante’s passing leaves a significant void in LA’s art landscape. His LA Art Show and Littletopia families are committed to keeping his vision and spirit going.

Yes, my friend, we will miss you.

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JUXTAPOZ BAR

For the fourth year of Littletopia, Juxtapoz Magazine is happy to be a sponsor and provide spirits at the Juxtapoz pop up bar, where they will feature a site specific mural from Los Angeles based artist, Jillian Evelyn.

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MARGARET KEANE A SURVIVOR AND WOMAN OF TWO CENTURIES

Lifetime Achievement Award

With Margaret, it’s all about the EYES, and the world has come to love her beautiful creations. It may be her ‘BIG EYES’ which are large and round, or her stylish oval and somewhat elongated style, which she often uses on older females. Throughout her career, she has featured both styles on many different nationalities, and they all work. What she does is absolutely amazing, and we love it.

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DENNIS MCNETT Littletopia Archway

Dennis McNett graduated from Pratt institute with an MFA degree in 2004, where he taught until 2012. He has shown internationally including The Victoria and Albert Museum in London, Me Collection Museum in Berlin, MOHS exhibit in Copenhagen, Galleria Patricia Armocida, Milano, Italy, and nationally including The Ft. Wayne Museum of Art, Museum of Print History, Houston, TX, Museum of Contemporary Art, Jacksonville, FL, and Jonathan LeVine Gallery, NYC, Known Gallery, LA. He has been interviewed and featured by the New York Times, Juxtapoz Magazine, NPR, the Houston Chronicle and other notable sources.

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FABRIK PROJECTS

WILLIAM TUNBERG EGYPT (CHAIR), 2013 Exotic Burls & Mahogany 40 x 27 x 25 in

Chris Davies 2636 S. L a Ci en e ga Bl vd . Los A ngeles, C A 90034 US A T 3 10 730 6074 // E ga l ler y @f ab r i k p roje c ts.c om // f abr i kproj ec ts.c om Fabrik Projects champions new ideas in contemporary art, by providing a platform to nurture emerging and mid-career artists, enabling them to take risks.

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JANE KAHAN GALLERY

SONIA DELAUNAY (1885-1979) GRAND ICONE Aubusson Tapestry 208 x 145 cm Signature in the weave, lower right

Jane Kahan 922 Madi s on Avenu e -Me zz an i ne. New Yor k , NY 10021 US A T 212.744.1490 / / E i n f o@jan e k ahan.c om // janek ahan.c om JANE KAHAN GALLERY is an internationally known New York City gallery dealing in Modern Master prints, sculpture, paintings, tapestries, and Picasso Ceramics. Since 1973, the gallery has been helping museums, corporations, architects and private individuals build museum-quality collections of Modern Art.

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LIGHT IN ART GALLERY

SHIMON PELEG GLASS LIGHTING AND ART

Michelle Krief 6523 W. Ol y mp i c Bl vd . Los A ngeles, C A 90048 US A T 323 782 8822 / / E contac t @lig ht inar t.c om // light inar t.c om LIGHT IN ART brings beauty and comfort to a space with its unique comtemporary stained glass designs including custom stained glass lighting and abstract glass art. We showcase the work of famous international glass artist, Shimon Peleg. Each design is a handmade masterpiece personally fitted to each client’s space.

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MRG FINE ART

DANTE LATESSA A DANCE WITH THE DEVIL, 2017 Acrylic and Oil Stick on Canvas 66 x 44 in

Michael Goodman 13453 Vent u ra Bl vd . Sher man Oak s, C A 91423 US A T 818 277 69272 // E mrg ga l ler y @g mai l .c om // mrg f inear t.c om We are a fine arts company representing a new generation of groundbreaking artists working in a host of visual mediums. The mission of MRG is to create a unique and supportive community that allows the best emerging and established artists to showcase his or her singular vision.

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THE ROOTS OF FORM by

Born

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Korea,

Jae-Hyo

L e e , J a e -H y o

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acclaim

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oeuvre. Combining traces of Land Art, Arte Povera and Minimalism, he uses materials from nature to cast a questioning eye over the roots of form.

Lee’s work reveals the beauty in what is usually seen but not noticed as well as its function and role within the natural world.

Lee´s works willfully play with the oft-contested boundaries between modern art and design, referencing the idealist´s cubes, cylinders and cones as perversions of the chaise lounge, the coffee table, the lampshade, and even the humble doughnut.

Revealing a subtly humorous and unsentimental attitude to nature, what unites these works is a belief that the beauty of art is a product of the labor from whence it comes, whether this be the meticulous carving of larch trunks into the form of a perfect sphere or, equally, the precise bending and sanding of thousands of nails hammered one after another into a hunk of cut lumber.

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REN GALLERY

CLAIRFOSTER BROWNE & ALEJANDRO SAAVEDRA FIRE AND INFLUENCE (KANDINSKY CHAIR), 2017 Acrylic on Birch Wood Panel 60 x 51 x 30.5 in

Renee Warren 743 Sante e St . Un i t B. Los A ngeles, C A 90014 US A T 213 293 4877 / / E i n f o@renga l ler y.c om // rengal ler y.c om Located in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles REN Gallery is the area’s leading exhibitor of contemporary pop, urban and abstract art . REN Gallery is committed to building unique quality collections for our clientele with a focus on LA based artists.

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STUDIO G3 | GLASS ART GALLERY

NASER NIKI VISAGE COLLECTION | VALKYRIE, 2016 Reverse Hand Painting on Glass Using Various Ink and Powder Based Paints 50 x 60 in

Hannah Niki 3108-1225 Ki ng s w ay Ave. Por t Co q u i tlam , B C V 3 C 1 S 2 C A N A D A T 866 278 2943 / / E i n f o@st udi og 3g lass.c om // g3ar tgal ler y.c om Our Studio offers Contemporary Glass Art that is bold, expressive and unique; Hand Painting on Glass is one of the most difficult and unique processes as it includes reverse painting, strategic timing and an utmost amount of patience, skill and imagination to create a one of a kind masterpiece.

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WOOD SYMPHONY GALLERY

NAIRI SAFARYAN DANCE, 2015 COCOBOLO 27 x 13 x 7.25 in

Larisa Safaryan Glendale, C A 91202 US A T 8 18 720 7299 / / E i n f o@wo o d s y mp h ony.com // wo o d sy mphony.c om Wood Symphony Gallery is committed to present to collectors, museums and the general public the finest contemporary artists working in wood with an emphasis on studio turned and sculpted wood. The gallery represents artists from around the world focusing its efforts on the emerging field of contemporary wood art.

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WILLIAM POWHIDA WHAT IS AN ARTIST?, 2017 Graphite, Watercolor, Colored Pencil on Paper 20 x 16 in

Bert Green 8 S. Mi ch igan Ave. Su i te 620. Chicago, IL 60603 US A T 312 434 7544 // E inquir y@bg f a .us // bg f a .us Bert Green Fine Art represents and exhibits emerging and mid-career artists. We present smart, challenging, original exhibitions by artists from the USA, and publish original limited edition lithographs, letterpress, giclees, and photographic prints.

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THE VERNE COLLECTION INC

DANIEL KELLY ROLLING AROUND, 2016 Woodblock Print on Handmade Paper from Nepal 21.75 x 30.5 in

Michael Verne 2207 Mu r ray Hi l l R d . Cleveland , OH 44106 US A T 216 231 8866 / / E ver n e ga l ler y @att.net // ver negal ler y.c om The Verne Collection Specializes in “Quiet Elegance” by antique and contemporary Japanese printmakers and prints and paintings by American artists in Japan. The Verne collection was established in 1953.

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P RO JECT S PA C E

AD STUDIO SAN JUAN

CARLOS MERCADO LAS ZORRAS, 2017 Mixed Media | Diptych 48 x 144 in

Carlos Mercado 301 Ave. Constitucion, Smallwood Bros. Bldg, Second Level, San Juan, PR 00901 PUERTO RICO T 787 645 3829 / / E mercadoar t @me.c om // mercadoar t.c om Contemporary art gallery located in San Juan dedicated to Puerto Rican established and emerging Caribbean artists.

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BLANC ART GALLERY

RUSTY FOX (WANG LAP WONG) DUMMY 01, 2016 Silver Gelatin Print Ed. 6 of 6 16 x 20 in

Emilia Tang Floor 9 Flat M, Ed. Kin Heng Long Plaza, 258 Alameda Dr. Carlos D’A ssumpção, Macau (S. A .R .) CHINA T 853 2850 1055 // E i n f o@blancar t.c o // blancar t.c o Founded with the philosophy of “Art into life, life into art.” BLANC ART is the leading contemporary gallery in the region and as a pioneer gallery based in Macau, BLANC ART focuses on promoting contemporary art by the greatest artists worldwide while cultivating emerging young talents internationally.

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FISH ART SPACE

YU NANCHENG (A.K.A FISH) TAI CHI WORK AT SHUTTLES ON BOTH SIDES, 2017 Oil on Canvas 100 x 200 cm

Lu Jia R M B -101 BLD. 4 No. 50 Mogan s han R D. Shanghai , 200060 CH I N A T + 8 6 21 6227 5102 / / E f i s h st u di o2008@g mai l .c om // y unanc heng .c om We present original contemporary art by Yu Nancheng (a.k.a Fish) who created his unique painting technique by palette knife. Our space has been in M50, the most well-known art district in Shanghai, for 8 years.

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GALERIE BRUNO MASSA

GILLES TEBOUL UNTITLED N°1870, 2017 Acrylic & Resin on Canvas 24 x 19.7 in

B r u n o M a ss a 102, r ue de s Poi ss on n i er s. Par i s, IDF 75018 F R AN CE 510-520 We st 21st St. New Yor k , NY 10011 US A T 9 1 7 4 9 9 2 9 43 // E contac t @ga ler i eb r un omassa .com // galer iebr unomassa .c om Galerie Bruno Massa based in Paris & NYC was founded in January 2013 and is dedicated to exhibit the latest works of contemporary art worldwide. Our gallery is pleased to champion and encourage emerging artists and talented artists with the support of our financial investors.

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VELLUM PROJECTS

DIANA WEGE QUESTION VIOLENCE, 2016 Lithograph 41 x 21.5 in

Stephanie Young 164 23rd St. Bro ok l y n , NY 11232 US A T 347 523 2441 // E ste p hve l lum@g ma i l .c om // vel lumar t z ine.c om Vellum Projects is based in Brooklyn, New York. Our mission is to expand on the magazine’s editorial vision and curate shows which are thought-provoking and socially conscious.

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JEW EL

DARIA DE KONING, FINE JEWELRY

DARIA DE KONING MALACHITE DREAMS, 2017 18k Yellow gold, Malachite, Aquamarine, Tourmaline 85 x 68 x 7 cm

Daria

de

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2658 G r i f f i t h Par k Bl vd . #211. Los A ngeles, C A 90039 US A T 310 873 3236 / / E sa le s @dar iade kon i ng .c om // dar iadekoning .c om Daria de Koning is the singular force behind her collection of fine jewelry based in Silverlake, California. Daria’s rainbow-hued jewels have quietly garnered a cult following for their distinctive cabochon-cut gems. The Robb Report notes her eye for the unusual and has earned her a global clientele.

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ELEMENTAL FINE NATURAL ART

NATURAL ART NATURALLY-FORMED AQUAMARINE CRYSTAL CROSS WITH 450 CARAT CUT STONE

Dr. Robert Lavinsky R ic hard son , T X 75083 US A E i n f o@e lementa l f i n ear t .co m // elemental f inear t.c om ELEMENTAL Fine Natural Art carefully hunts down nature’s most exquisite pieces of natural art to provide unique accents to homes, offices, and curated collections of natural treasures.

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GREG PEPIN SILVER

HENNING KOPPEL COLLECTION OF HENNING KOPPEL DESIGNS, 1950’S Sterling Silver

Greg Pepin St ran d ve jen 179, Cop enhagen , 2900 DENM ARK T + 4 5 5 3 68 7110 / / E i n f o@g re g p e p i n s i l ver.com // w w w.g reg p epinsi l ver.c om Greg Pepin has built a name as one of the world’s leading experts on Georg Jensen and 20th Century Danish design. Greg Pepin Silver is a small Copenhagen-based company with focus on the client. Being in Copenhagen, we can source the best of Danish design!

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JACOB’S DIAMOND & ESTATE JEWELRY

DAVID WEBB GOLD AND DIAMOND JEWELRY: HOOP EARRINGS, TWIN BRACELETS AND RING

J a c o b G i ps m a n 607 S. Hi l l St . #304. Los A ngeles, C A 90014 US A T 2 1 3 6 2 7 0072 / / E jacobsje we lr y @s b cg loba l .n e t // jac obsestatej ewelr y.c om For over thirty years, specializing in selling a carefully curated collection of antique and estate jewelry.

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PARIS STATIONS

SAPPHIRES,DIAMONDS AND EMERALDS IN UNIQUE DESIGN 1950’S ERA

Coco Trompeter 85 Cut ler R d . Greenw ic h , CT 06831 US A T 203 722 9899 / / E par i sstat i on s @g mai l .c om // par i sstat ion.c om We specialize in vintage signed jewelry and watches, which styles include Art deco, retro, and modern, along with vintage brand name handbags.

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SPENCER COLLECTION

MELISSA SPENCER GESSNER AFRICAN BUTTERFLY SPENCER PORTRAIT NECKLACE, 2017 C-Type Print transferred within Rock Crystal Quartz, hand-painted 24k gold, set in 18K yellow and rose gold with white Diamonds, on an 18 � chain 1.5 x 1 x .5 in

M e l i ss a S p e n c e r G e ss n e r 139 S. B e ver l y D r i ve. #308. B ever l y Hi l l s, C A 90212 US A T 3 2 3 4 5 2 2 345 / / E me li ssa @sp en cer f i n e je we lr y.com // sp enc erc ol lec t ion.c om The Spencer Collection is a fine jewelry showroom in Beverly Hills, CA showcasing contemporary and estate jewelry and gemstone carvings. Our featured designers include Spencer Fine Jewelry, Lisa Kim Fine Jewelry, Jewels by Grace, M. Spalten Jewelry, and Sandra Dixon Studios.

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METAPHYSICAL OROZCO

MUSA, Museum of the Arts of the University of Guadalajara —México— presents Metaphysical Orozco, showed for the first time ever in the United States.

This project is based on the work of José Clemente Orozco (1883-1949) one of the most important Mexican artists during the first half of the 20 th century and a central figure in Mexican Muralism.

The images, projected by a multi-layer mapping, belong to the murals made by the artist between 1935 and 1937 at the auditorium known as Paraninfo, inside the building in which is located the Museum of the Arts.

During the post-revolutionary years, muralism, based on the creation of monumental pictorial works, conveyed ideas regarding national identity while also highlighting the principles that define human dignity and the transcendence of social struggles throughout the world.

The installation involves the public in an exploration of the fields of thought found within Orozco’s murals, as well as the history and themes that inspired them.

The projection of the master works will be accompanied by a musical soundtrack, giving visitors a comprehensive sensory experience that will be complemented by informative graphic material.

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ESPECULAR (THRESHOLD) by

Leyla Cárdenas

The Colombian writer Manuel Hernández B. defines his nation’s capital, Bogotá, as a permanent threshold that announces the promise of a place that never arrives. Leyla Cárdenas’s Especular provides a real-world yet ghost-like image of this insight with her set of photographic prints of Bogota’s neoclassical train station façade. First built in the late 1880s—concurrent with the formation of the Republic of Colombia—the station is a once-hopeful symbol of the nation that then became a long abandoned modern ruin. Cárdenas represents the façade with two printed scrims suspended back-to-back from the ceiling, over twenty feet up, and running a similar distance along the floor. These discontinuous panels are cut to match the different track gauges used in Colombia that made a unified national transportation infrastructure impossible. Especular is part of a series in which the artist documents the architectural remnants of the urban fabric. Cárdenas reflects on these artworks as illustrating “History repeating itself: vicious circles and accumulation of thresholds that lead nowhere.”

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IF YOU DRINK HEMLOCK, I SHALL DRINK IT WITH YOU OR A BEAUTIFUL DEATH; PLAYER TO PLAYER, PIMP TO PIMP. (AS PERFORMED BY THE INMATES OF THE ASYLUM OF CHARENTON UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE MARQUIS DE SADE) by

Daniel Joseph Martinez

Daniel Joseph Martinez’s immersive environment references Jacques-Louis David’s seminal portrait The Death of Marat (1793), painted and also reproduced shortly after Marat’s assassination during the French Revolution. Whereas David’s painting represents a single moment, both sanitized and accurate in its details, Martinez creates a mise en scène using three life-like sculptures modeled after the artist’s own body. These depict Marat in his bath as well as assassin Charlotte Corday and Martinez himself both standing behind Marat (each with a bloodied dagger in hand). Martinez stages Marat’s assassination as a public spectacle surrounded by bleachers, although viewers can also immerse themselves within the scene, no doubt taking selfies. In this way, Martinez connects David’s painting with our present moment, giving a historical dimension for modern politics as a form of theater, sport, and business. But Martinez pushes even further. The Death of Marat quickly became iconic of the French Revolution, not because it depicted a public spectacle, but rather because it circulated a political image that focused attention on the personal and private. Once that happened, politics-as-spectacle was no longer dependent on public space—it was in our minds.

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AISEBORN | PURITY The Downtown Los Angeles Art Walk is pleased to present Aiseborn: Purity, an immersive mural sponsored in part by ArtsBrookfield which will be completed in a live painting performance by the artist during the Opening Night Premiere of the LA Art Show. The oversized piece honors the remarkable, resilient, diverse, and eclectic culture present in the City of Los Angeles. Combining figurative elements, crystalline structures, and mandala-inspired patterns, Los Angeles artist Aiseborn will explore mathematical constructs, energetic mysteries, as well as the potential for purification and, ultimately, transformation.

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APORÍAS MÓVILES by

Nuna Mangiante

Aporías Móviles is an installation that features photographic portraits of individuals whose faces have been expunged by a solid coat of graphite scratched on in layers.

The altered portraits are displayed alongside small drawings which can only be seen from specific angles and various construction and building materials. The juxtaposition of these elements speaks to how we dismiss individuals affected by gentrification or urban renovation, where marginalized groups are often geographically displaced resulting in a global phenomenon of increasing class segregation. By erasing the face—a person’s most distinguishable physical attribute—Mangiante points out how society ignores the rights of those who bear the brunt of the economic violence perpetuated by overdevelopment. Mangiante chooses to work with rudimentary materials and methods, which she describes as simple but forceful in meaning.

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EYES FORWARD 10 C o n t e m p o r a r y A r t i s t s

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LA T o d a y

Launch LA and the California African American Museum (CAAM) are proud to present a multicultural survey of selected works by ten contemporary artists of color living and working in Los Angeles.

Despite their diverse backgrounds, interests,

and life experiences, these artists share an urgency to be heard when addressing contemporary issues of race, class, and gender while expressing disenchantment with the current political and social establishment. The artwork on display includes both two and three-dimensional works, and ranges from figurative depictions to highly abstracted forms, from acrylic on canvas paintings to mixed-media collage, and clay sculptures to assemblage with found objects.

Featuring: April Bey, Chukes, June Edmonds, Loren Holland, Duane Paul, Miles Regis, Ana Rodriguez, Nano Rubio, Holly Tempo, Tim Washington

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MATEO ROMERO / LIVE MURAL

The work of renown Pueblo/Cochiti artist Mateo Romero explores the intersection between figurative painting, Native imagery and art historical myths, and the role of self-representation in a post-colonial art world. In a performance that combines cultural commentary and a dynamic working method, Romero will create a live, immersive mural painting destined for the collection of the Autry Museum of the American West.

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Autry Museum

of the

American West

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NOMAD SCULPTURES by

Angel Ricardo Ricardo Rios

The thesis of the Nomad Sculpture’s project is to insist that each object is a model of one’s thoughts – a visual representation of thought modeling. The scale of the objects is used as a necessary seduction to catch the attention of the urban and busy viewer, to turn his attention to the arts and nature surrounding him. Each object is around 26 ft. high, and their inflatable nature gives them easy transportation; for that reason it is possible to change locations and play with their presence in different public spaces.

The sculptures become desired objects to the viewers, full of life and sexual forms. The artist, with his playful nature, designed these exotic plants after working a long time on sketches based on seeds brought from Cuba and mixed them with his magical and symbolic imagination. He manipulated reality, creating and cultivating them with plastic material and feeding them by air compressors as independent hearts.

The full project has six monolithic pieces that resemble columns and fruits on small trees in pots. They are versions of some kind of fable told by Ettore Sottsass or Aldo Rosi, or Oldenbur, or found in children’s toy shops.

Angel Ricardo Ricardo Rios was born in Holguin, Cuba, but currently lives in Mexico.

He has studied the Arts at The Superior Institute of Art, Havana, Cuba, and also at the National Art School of San Alejandro, Havana, Cuba. Ricardo Rios has had very important solo exhibitions as well as participated in important Art Fairs. He is represented in important Art Galleries in Spain, Mexico, Havana, Miami, Turkey, Colombia, Venezuela, and others.

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PING PONG

Los Angeles Art Association is proud to present PING PONG, a multi-destination, cross-cultural collaboration featuring artists from Los Angeles, Miami and Basel during the 2018 LA Art Show. PING PONG is an independent exhibition project for contemporary art founded in 2007 to cultivate artistic exchange between Basel, Miami and Los Angeles. This allows collaboration between the Artists, as well as the realization of site specific works in the actual location. The project documents, explores and stimulates the artistic endeavors of the cities. PING PONG will showcase artists Chung-Ping Cheng, Sharon Hardy, Sue Irion, Gershon Kreimer, Samuelle Richardson, Mette Tommerup and more. This iteration of PING PONG will launch at the LA Art Show and travel to Basel during Art Basel in June and later to Miami during Art Basel Miami Beach.

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LEFT OR RIGHT by

A n t u a n // A H e a l i n g P r o j e c t // (1998-2018)

This interactive installation depicting different world leaders and tyrants will allow the spectator, thru the punching of the bags, to release anger, hatred, resentment. This release of negative emotions will transform these objects into tools of detoxification and mental healing. Current global politics has created an environment of disrespect for humanity and our planet, lack of harmony, senseless wars, violence, racism, ignorance, loss of values and principles, lack of consciousness, super egos and demagoguery, corruption, disrespect of women, false promises, and outright lies. Jose Marti once said, “ignorance kills people.�

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BRAINSTORMING: EMPATHY by

Victoria Vesna

A performance/experience work created in close collaboration with neuroscientist Mark Cohen.

Exploring the possibilities of brain to brain communication as a part of a larger area of research into the physical associates of mental processes such as emotions and feelings, this has evolved to include the idea of embodied intelligence in the form of an octopus crown worn by participants.

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SYNESTHESIA: What

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Building Bridges Art Exchange, the International Association of Synaesthetes, Artists, and Scientists and UCLA Art|Sci are collaborating together to present SYNESTHESIA: WHAT IS THE TASTE OF COLOR BLUE? Curated by Marisa Caichiolo, Synesthesia is an inherited trait, like red hair or brown eyes, and is found in less than 3.75 percent of the world’s population. It is defined as a cross firing of any one of the five senses in which one sensory experience triggers additional sensory experiences in one or more of the other four senses. Synesthesia does not replace one sensory mode with another; it adds perceptions from another sensory modality to the initial “normal” perceptions. There are at least 60 different forms of synesthesia.

Plantigrade, an experiential installation by Marcos Lutyens | The installation presents patrons with a psycho-synthetic terrain; they are invited to walk across barefoot, paying special attention to the sensations of color and texture coming through their feet. This is a sensibility developed by surrealist writer René Daumal, called paroptic vision, and by extension para-tactile sensing. The project has been enhanced with the collaboration of celebrated author and neurologist Richard E. Cytowic.

Space Palette by Tim Thompson & Paul Sable | The Space Palette is a musical and graphical instrument invented by Tim Thompson that lets you play music and paint visuals simultaneously by waving your hands in the holes of a wood frame. No prerecorded media, sequences, or loops are used - everything is generated in realtime by your hands.

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JAY LI From 1989 -1998 Jay Li (Zhi-Jian Li) travelled around Europe and Australia to study oil painting. In 1998, he settled in Canada and now resides in Ottawa. His works “Jazz mood,” “21st Century Ark Series,” “Cafe,” “Concerto,” “Old Typewriter,” and “The Ghost” were collected in the United States, France, Netherlands, Switzerland, Greece, Australia, Japan, Germany and China. His 2016 oil painting “The Wind” was collected

by The City of Ottawa, Canada.

OLD TYPEWRITER, 2016 Oil Painting // 50 × 50 cm

MUISIC #5, 2016 Oil Painting // 76 x 76 cm

DREAM OF INNOCENT III, 2016 Oil Painting // 60 x 50 cm

STARE, 2017 Oil Painting // 60 x 50 cm

JIAN ZHANG Mr. Jian Zhang started his painting and creation career from 1988 in the Arts Department of Fuyang Teachers College.

Since 2006, he started to use various toys in the painting to express feelings to the society and life which was more widely recognized. His current works are continuing on the toy theme and more in-depth. It’s not to show the toy itself, but to also imply more fun and meaningful content from it.

WEI LI 1970 Born in Hubei Province, China 1993 Graduated from Beijing Orient Culture & Art College, majoring in Oil Painting Recent Main Exhibitions: 2017 Karachi Biennale, Parkistan 2016 “Flying Across Cottesloe”, Sculpture by the Sea, Australia 2015 “Wei Li’s Vision” sole exhibition, Photo Paris at Grand Palais 2014 “Flying Across Venice”, the 55th Venice Biennale, Italy

FLYING MERMAID, 2015 Photo // 148 x 351 cm

FLYING, 2015 Photo // 155 × 232 cm

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HAO ZHOU Main Exhibitions: 2013 to 2016- Exhibited at America Art Fair, New York and LA Art Show.

2015 Exhibited at Dubai Art Design 2004 Asia International fine arts exhibition, Daegu Culture and Art Center, South Korea Works collected by: Machida City Museum of Graphic Arts, Japan Paris Museum of Graphic Art France National Museum, PolandCentre of International Graphic Work, Norway NO TITLE, 2017 Abstract Ink Painting // 40 X 40 cm

NO TITLE, 2017 Abstract Ink Painting // 40 X 40 cm

PRIVATE DANCER, 2014 Contemporary Ink // 90 x 55 cm

TANGO, 2014 Contemporary Ink // 90 x 55 cm

HUI ZHANG ZHANG started to learn painting from his father ZHANG Qianyi (who followed Mr. LIN Fengmian) at young age. After 1987, his works have been exhibited and awarded in various places in Japan and now have been collected worldwide.

ZHANG has adapted the skills of western painting and emphasized the using of light in his works. This has not only brightened the traditional Chinese paintings with fresh colours, but also brought out the modernity in his pictures.

QING ZHANG From 1996, ZHANG has started to follow LENG JUN, one of the representative painters of Chinese contemporary surrealism. In 2014, his work “Traditional Girl” won the 12th Hubei Art Exhibition Gold Award. In the same year, “View of Back” was exhibited at Beijing e Jinghua Artists exhibition.

PORCELAIN PERSIMMON, 2014 Oil on Canvas // 58 X 58 cm

TRADITIONAL GIRL, 2012 Oil on Canvas // 70 x 120 cm

TONY SONG Tony Song started learning painting at a young age and has been painting for more than 30 years. The picturesque manner of painting, the richness of color range and emotional power are characteristic of his art works. Tony was born in Beijing and came to the United States to study at UWM Graduate School. “My eyes are not the camera, my works are not a photograph. My works encompass visual perception, thought, form, technique and integrated creation”.

TAKING SHEEP, 2017 Oil & Acrylic on Canvas // 60 x 40 in CARRYING A WEDDING SEDAN CHAIR, 2017 Oil on Canvas // 38 x 40 in

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RUOHENG LI Ruoheng Li graduated from Tsinghua University Academy of Arts & Design in Beijing, China, where she was classically trained under Chinese Realism. She later studied in Moscow to develop her skill in Russian realism. Her awareness to global politics led her study in Bezaleal Academy of Arts, Jerusalem, Israel. She was under the Visual Communication Department and created painting and photograph work in response to Isreal political situation in 2014. Later, Ruoheng Li studied at the Art Center College of Design where she culminated contemporary visual media to combine socialistic realism, Western classicism and modernism to depict new realities of contemporary art and society.

DOG, 2017 Watercolor & Oil on Canvas 80 x 80 in

GARDEN, 2017 Watercolor Sand and Graphite on Canvas 80 x 80 in

HILLDALU IN COMBAT II, 2015 Fishskin Inlay Lacquer Painting 100 x 100 cm

HEI JHIN SHAMAN MORIKEN, 2016 Fishskin Inlay Lacquer Painting 100 x 100 cm

SIYAO DING Siyao Ding graduated from Northeast Normal University Art Department of Arts and Crafts, Heilongjiang, China. She has been engaged in He-zhe art creation for years and carried out a bold attempt: fish skin inlay lacquer art. In 2014, her work “Hilldalu Moriken” won Bronze Award at the 12th Heilongjiang Provincial Art Exhibition.

In 2017, her work “Hilldalu Moriken” won Gold Medal at the Heilongjiang Province Art Exhibition.

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LIU YILIN Liu was born in Fengyang County, Anhui Province, China, 1955. He is a poet and writer first. Liu entered the realm of arts by chance, and in an explosive manner. He had never received any professional training, but his creations range from pen drawing, sculpture, oil painting, architecture, weaving, Chinese painting, and calligraphy, almost every single aspect. His works came from his inheritance and comprehension of Chinese classical culture. The lines are flowing freely without a stop, the colors are rich yet not chaotic, all of which are pleasant and comfortable. In the eyes of Liu, the fundamental reason why he is able to create so many artworks is because he knows how to “let go” - letting go of greed, anger and wishful thinking, and returning to peace and serenity so that he can experience the rules of the world and nature.

THE “ESSENTIALIST” FINE ARTS IN THE EAST LIU YILIN I was on the other side of fine arts. For me, I met myself as I encountered the fine arts. There was a force overlooking and I was the chosen one, as an ordinary person. Objectively speaking, I serve as some kind of energy channel. It is not about creating, but demonstrating and releasing.

Normally speaking, artists should be skilled in some aspects instead of knowing something in all aspects. For any accomplished master, you have to “sit on a cold bench for ten years (which means you have to be persistent before you succeed).” However, there was an opening on the wall of common knowledge, and something else showed up: It’s not about learning before succeeding now, and everything is simply so spacious, profound, natural and less artificial.

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HEBEI INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL COMMUNICATION CENTER Hebei International Cultural Communication Center was founded in 1995. It’s a stateowned public institution which implements cultural communication activities and cultural trade activities. Its business area includes international culture and art activities, exhibitions, performances, festivals, promoting cultural industry and international cultural trade.

The Center aims to build Hebei International Cultural Trade Platform to offer channels for cultural trade enterprises. With the services including policy consultants, attending art exhibitions and industry EXPO domestically and overseas, the Center has tied connections with cultural enterprises in Hebei province, including more than 150 national and provincial level cultural industry quarters and model bases, 13 marketing cultural enterprises.

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ACFIC FOLK CULTURAL RELIC AND ARTWORK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ACFIC Folk Cultural Relic and Artwork Chamber of Commerce was founded in Beijing, 1997, whose predecessor is All-China Antique Market Sodality. In 2002, it registered as ACFIC Cultural Relic Chamber of Commerce, which is attached to All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce.

In 2012, it was renamed as ACFIC Folk Cultural Relic and Artwork Chamber and registered in the Ministry of Civil Affairs of the People’s Republic of China.

ACFIC Folk Cultural Relic and Artwork Chamber of Commerce is the only and biggest antique dealers’ association. It has more than 120 group members and 20,000 individual members throughout the country, including different fields such as antique market, antique research institute, art club, cultural relic corporation, auction company, exhibition company, museum, appraisal company and news media.

ACFIC FOLK CULTURAL RELIC AND ARTWORK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE-REDWOOD FURNITURE SPECIALIZED COMMITTEE ACFIC Folk Cultural Relic and Artwork Chamber of Commerce was founded in Beijing, 1997, whose predecessor is All-China Antique Market Sodality. In 2002, it registered as ACFIC Cultural Relic Chamber of Commerce, which is attached to All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce.

In 2012, it was renamed as ACFIC Folk Cultural Relic and Artwork Chamber and registered in the Ministry of Civil Affairs of the People’s Republic of China.

ACFIC Folk Cultural Relic and Artwork Chamber of Commerce-Redwood Furniture Specialized Committee will help to promote the development of redwood industry and also the transformation and upgrading of redwood furniture companies. It could build platforms of exhibition, on line and off line market and auction etc, and also provide advisors from art, craft, design and business to help the redwood furniture corporations with all kinds of service.

HONGBAOXUAN MING DYNASTY STYLE OFFICIAL’S HAT ARMCHAIR, 2016 Rosewood Armchair: 72 × 60 × 116 cm Table: 42 × 59 × 69 cm

TAIHEYUAN LONGEVITY CRANE TEA TABLE AND CHAIR, 2017 Romer’s Black Dalbergia Table DIA: 126cm // H: 61.2cm Chair 67 × 57 × 109 cm

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Characterized by his brush strokes and panorama of colors painted in thick layers, first, he drew a line on a canvas. And then, with even breath and order, he applied paints with brush strokes on it, which accumulated into a pile of paint layers. Usually, when he cuts through the surface of the layers of 20 or more colors with a palette knife, the colors hidden underneath come alive, and they carry both the internal rhythm and the external composition.

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Image: KIM TAE HO INTERNAL RHYTHM 2017-59, 2017 Acrylic On Canvas 194.5 x 131 cm

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CONNECT THE DOTS by

Logan Maxwell Hagege

Contemporary American Artist, Logan Maxwell Hagege, in collaboration with Maxwell Alexander Gallery, is proud to present Connect the Dots. An installation that brings us back to our childhood and turns us all into artists. Each attendee will have five minutes to connect the dots and reveal an original work of art. Connect the Dots with us and take home a free piece of art with the modern vision of Hagege’s Western landscapes.

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CONNECTION IS THE SOLUTION by

DAN ELDON

In a time of immense separation and isolation, artists have a crucial role - to connect.

Dan Eldon was a great connector. Artist, adventurer, journalist and activist – Eldon used his remarkable creativity as a power for good - a glue to bind a disjointed world. This January, the LA Art Show will present a special exhibit of Dan Eldon’s work titled “Connection is the Solution: the art of Dan Eldon”. Through the transcendent nature of Eldon’s work we will explore the need to join together from one of our time’s great creative activists.

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DIRECTORS CHAIR

By Matthew Modine

On the 30th anniversary of Stanley Kubrick’s Full Metal Jacket, Matthew Modine’s “Full Metal Diary” offers an incredibly rare and vibrant portrait of one of cinema’s most iconic war films - by one of the industry’s most enigmatic directors. The exhibition is a study of a young actor under the apprenticeship of a legend. A combination of rarely seen, medium-format photographs taken on set are displayed alongside poetic, intimate excerpts from the actor’s personal diary. This glance behind-the-curtain reveals unique insights into Kubrick’s methodology as well as the complicated process of an actor struggling to come to terms with his craft. “Full Metal Diary” is an extraordinary example of art imitating life.

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By Pandemonia

Pandemonia is an anonymous performance artist from London who creates all of her brilliant skin tight latex outfits by hand. She’s a living Warholian blow up doll of perfection… a parody of pop culture, media, fame, wealth, youth, gender, beauty & fashion.

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The character, Pandemonia is a vessel for the artist to travel through society, absorbed by the media complex, appearing in print magazines, films, social media and major product advertisements, enabling her to reach and effect public consciousness as both a myth & a brand.

By means of improvisation, Pandemonia will pose and perform in a booth using various art objects & props from her perfect surreal-ideal world that echo her Pop Feminist vocabulary. She will naturally interact with the public and gallery display booths throughout the fair… always making herself available for conversation, interviews and that perfect Polaroid “Photo-Op.”

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Image: PANDEMONIA PANDEMONIA ON BROADWAY, 2015 Digital Photography on Hahnemuhle Paper 25 x 20 in Ed. 75

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GIRASOLES by

CLAUDIO CASTILLO

Claudio Castillo: “Girasoles” a generative clock that plays 24 one minute animations at the top of each hour, and also tracks the moon and tidal phases in real time. The images endlessly evolve in a random progression in which no single composition will ever be precisely repeated, at least not for thousands of years.

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I’M NOT A TROPHY by

Arno Elias

Established in 2016, I’m Not A Trophy is a global initiative to create greater awareness in the malicious acts of trophy hunting and poaching of endangered species. Founded by artist Arno Elias, the campaign utilizes powerful female figures to represent the program’s commitment to bringing increased attention to trophy hunting while empowering women to fight back against sexist stereotypes. Cara Delevingne, internationally celebrated supermodel and actress has been named the face of the first-ever international I’m Not A Trophy campaign.

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Image: ARNO ELIAS CARA LION, 2017 Archival Pigment Print Mounted on Sintra, Hand Embellished With Paint, Gold And Silver Leaf, Diamond Dust 52 x 40 in Edition of 9

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THE INFINITY BOXES by

Matt Elson

Artist Matt Elson presents a series of boxes that allow intimate groups of people to interact via elaborately constructed infinity mirrors set up inside. Aesthetically they are objects that draw the viewer in from a distance with the box’s odd beauty and become progressively less comprehensible during interaction.

Typically two people will walk up, look in from each side, put their heads in the box, and then are surprised by the world that opens up inside. The works truly become active only when someone else is looking in the box from the other direction creating a social connection in a perceptually-created other world.

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Image: Infinity Box N°6 - Radiance (Detail Photographed From Inside The Box) Infinity Box N°6, From The Awakened Vision Series, 2013 Mirrors, Wood, Screws, Acrylic Paint, Electric Candles, Holiday Lights, Flowers 20.5 X 29.5 in (72 in Display Height) X 49.5 in

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LEE, LEE NAM

A traditional Asian five-folding screen is reproduced in digital form where the still images of the classical masterpieces come alive as they travel through time. The interaction between the cartoon characters and the various images iconic of art, war, and our society speak of the many faces of modern civilization. Moreover, a sense of healing and restoration is offered through the seasonal transformation of the landscape in the classical paintings.Â

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Image: LEE, LEE NAM CARTOON-FOLDING SCREEN, 2016 12min LED TVÂ

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MANHWA MEETS PYEONGCHANG

The XXIII Olympics Winter Games 2018 will be held for 17 days from February 9- 25, 2018 in PyeongChang, the Republic of Korea.

Korea Manhwa Contents Agency introduces 40 cartoons, 8 Webtoons and 2 comic books that have the main subjects of the Winter Olympics to encourage national team players around the world to pursue their passions. Audiences will be able to meet the impressive illustrative show from Kim Jung-Ki who is the great master of the live art show. Also, these works will be exhibited at the Korean Cultural Center, in Los Angeles from January 10-31, 2018.

Featuring: Cartoon Artists: Gilsoo KANG, Daeyeong KANG, Dongheon KANG, Ilgu KANG, Goguma, Bohyeok KONG, Dongbum KIM, Majeong KIM, Jeongkyeom KIM, Pyonghyun KIM, Heungsu KIM, Haegyu MO, Jiwook MOON, Keunyong PARK, Vina PARK, Hyeonsuk PARK, Youngwook BECK, Sairo, Youngsiic SUH, Seonggwan SUH,

Moongi SUNG, Chaseop SHIM, Changkyu YANG, Sungsoo

OH, Daeyeol LEE, Donggyu LEE, Sopoong LEE, Sinyeong LEE, Youngwoo LEE, Haekwang LEE, Jongcheol LIM, Eunhyang JUNG, Kwanje CHO, Hangri CHO, Dukhyun CHOI, Oh HO, Sungil HONG Webtoon Artists: Younggon LEE, Inkeun KWAK, Kangho HA, Dongjoo KWAK, Donghun LEE, Daehun KIM, Dain KIM, Hyoungyuong LIM, Sohyun YOON, Dahyun KIM Comic Book Artists: Soomi YU, Sangweon SHIN, Jiwon KIM

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RECONSTRUCTING MEMORY PORTRAITS by

Mike Saijo

This workshop explores the effects of current and recent cultural and technological changes in the media on shaping the self. Mike Saijo will take a photograph of each participant, which he will then print directly onto a section of newspaper chosen by the participant. The guest has the option to take the portrait home with them. The booth will feature large scale portraits of influencers in current technological and cultural shifts.Â

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SONGS AND POEMS II by

Erika Harrsch

Harrsch’s work, thematically aligned with the butterfly, shares content based on migration and the surrounding circumstances that define identity, nationality and global mobility. Departing from these projects, she has further elaborated on the complexity of the migratory experience, to approach immigration reforms and the recontextualization of the physical borders.

Erika creates wall installations with cut-out butterflies incorporating images of international currency.

The circular patterns and waves created by currency butterflies and drawings represent the countries from which people are moving, reflecting on how these mass influxes shape economic markets.

After hearing Philip Glass’s metamorphosis in a concert, Harrsch got inspired and was commissioned to illustrate the CD of this great composer.

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Image: ERIKA HARRSCH SONGS AND POEMS II, 2007- 2008 Painting for the Philip Glass “Songs and Poems” recorded album/ CD Cover Three original paintings created for the for the visual entity and CD design of the solo cello concert CD “Songs and Poems” of the composer Philip Glass and cellist Wendy Sutter Mixed media on paper: Acrylic, watercolor, pastel, pencil, ink on paper and collage 39 x 35 in 1 / 100 cm x 90 cm.

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THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS by

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Through the Looking Glass was birthed from the notion of introspective cultural perception. It questions the viewer’s engagement with cultures not recognized as his or her own, as well as the educational conduits that are relied upon regarding said cultures, and finally, it questions the viewer’s responsibility to pursue these inquiries. Created in the spirit of a social experiment, Through the Looking Glass aims for the audience to engage in a deeply internal conversation, allowing themselves to seek new cultural experiences from a completely fresh and open perspective.

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WASHINGTON REID GALLERY work by

Vanessa Ortiz

Washington Reid Gallery, operated by United Cerebral Palsy of Los Angeles (UCPLA), supports a vigorous community of working artists with a variety of developmental challenges, such as Autism, cerebral palsy, and Down syndrome, whose perspective is vital within the contemporary art world. The gallery space opened in 2011 as a venue for UCPLA artists to connect with the artistic community in the burgeoning Culver City Art District. The gallery has helped to launch the careers of over 40 UCPLA artists-in- residence and has become a vibrant fine art gallery on W. Washington Boulevard.

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YARE: ONE MORE DANCE

By Cristobal Valecillos

Yare, One More Dance is a contemporary multi-disciplinary representation of Los diablos de Yare - declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.

To celebrate the Getty’s Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA initiative, the artist invokes the annual Los Diablos de Yare festival by sculpting a collection of handcrafted masks.

Valecillos also created a series of stunning photographs set against a backdrop of iconic Los Angeles landmarks. These provocative and compelling images incorporate the joys and challenges of the contemporary human spirit.

The Dogma that enables our darkest times, the Propaganda that seduces us into complicity, the Basura that feeds us, the Matasano to whom we trust our greatest love, the Solo our technological refuge, El Dulce, leader of the gang that ridicules our thirst, the Asfixia we are inflicting upon Mother Earth and the Sangre that we so irresponsibly shed.

The viewers will have the opportunity to view these unique masks and photographs and experience a spectacular performance of the traditional Los Diablos de Yare ceremony on the Opening Night Premiere Party while they dance through the isles of the LA Art Show.

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