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THE 25TH ANNUAL LA ART SHOW The Most Comprehensive International Contemporary Art Show
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LA Art Show is the unparalleled international art experience with 123 galleries from over 20 countries exhibiting painting, sculpture, works on paper, installation, photography, design, fashion, video and performance. All works presented by galleries are available for your purchasing pleasure. This year, the LA ART SHOW marks a major milestone as we celebrate our 25th anniversary. In our 25 years, we’ve built a legacy of presenting a great breadth of art representing a range of styles, media, disciplines and periods from all over the world. For the first time in our history, we are thrilled to feature a new pavilion dedicated to European galleries. Equally new and exciting is a celebration of FASHION, an integral, artistic part of LA’s creative landscape. For our 25th anniversary, we’re honoring 25 years of local legend Sue Wong’s iconic style. Diversity and inclusion continue to be our key mandates as we reflect and rejoice. Capitalizing on the city’s position on the Pacific Rim, DIVERSEartLA is a special programming section dedicating over 35,000 sqft devoted to nurturing the creative energy of international collectors, artists, curators, museums and non-profits by connecting them directly with audiences in Los Angeles. For 2020, we are honored to partner with cultural institutions such as The Broad, LACMA, UCLA Chicano Studies, MOLAA, Danubiana Museum (Bratislava, Slovakia), Arte Al Límite (Chile), La Neomudejar Museum (Madrid, Spain), PSJM Collective (Canary Islands), and Art Museum of the Americas (Washington D.C.). Held on February 5-9, 2020 at the LA Convention Center, the Show will strengthen its tradition of offering a platform for today’s leading galleries representing established and emerging artists at the forefront of modern and contemporary art.
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TABLE OF CON TE NTS
SHOW INFORMATION
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CONTACT INFORMATION
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THE 25TH ANNUAL LA ART SHOW
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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WELCOME LETTERS
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CITI BANK WELCOMES YOU
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LA ART SHOW TIMELINE
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OPENING NIGHT PREMIERE BENEFITING ST. JUDE CHILDREN’S RESEARCH HOSPITAL®
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OPENING NIGHT PREMIERE CULINARY & BEVERAGE PARTNERS
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CORE ART LINK INTERNATIONAL
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BUILDING BRIDGES ART EXCHANGE
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COSPACE 26-27 CM2 SPACE
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EAST ART CENTER
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FABRIK PROJECTS
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IN THE GALLERY
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JANE KAHAN GALLERY
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K CONTEMPORARY
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KYLIN GALLERY
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MIZUMA ART GALLERY
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PATRICK PAINTER, INC.
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SM FINE ART GALLERY
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SALTFINEART 42 TANYA BAXTER CONTEMPORARY
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THOMAS FRENCH FINE ART
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TIMOTHY YARGER FINE ART
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WALKER FINE ART
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YOD GALLERY
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ZEAL HOUSE
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E U R O P E A N PAV I L I O N 3 PUNTS GALERIA
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ANQUINS GALLERY
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ARIONTE ARTE CONTEMPORANEA
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ART MOZAIKA
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ARTE GLOBALE
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BEA VILLAMARÍN ART GALLERY
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DK ARTE GALLERIES
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FINE ART CONSULTANCY
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GALERÍA DE ARTE MARÍA AGUILAR
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GALERIE WOLFSEN
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GALLERIA STEFANO FORNI
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IMAGENATION PARIS
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L’ ARCADA GALERIA D’ART
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NEUE KUNST GALLERY
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PIGMENT GALLERY
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M O D E R N + C O N T E M P O R A RY 5ART GALLERY
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ABEND GALLERY
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ACACIA 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 UNIFIED
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ARTIFACT 74 ARTSPACE WAREHOUSE
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ARUSHI ARTS NEW DELHI/LOS ANGELES
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BG GALLERY
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BIAA (BELOVED IN ART ASSOCIATION)
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BLINKGROUP GALLERY
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BRUCE LURIE GALLERY
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CAELIS GALERIA
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CARLA ELENA ART COLLECTION
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COAGULA CURATORIAL
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CENTURY GUILD MUSEUM OF ART
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CHIC EVOLUTION IN ART
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CONDE CONTEMPORARY
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CONNECT CONTEMPORARY
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COPRO GALLERY
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CROSS MACKENZIE GALLERY
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TABLE OF CON TE NTS DAPHNE ALAZRAKI FINE ART
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ELAINE KIM GALLERY
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EMMA HACK GALLERY
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GALLERY 1261
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GALLERY ARTWALL
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GALLERY HARANG
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GALLERY KARO
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GALLERY KITAI
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GENERAL INVESTMENT GROUP LLC
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HIMMELJORD ART
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HOUSE OF FINE ART - HOFA GALLERY
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JAYMAY GALLERY
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J&J ART INC
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JOHN NATSOULAS GALLERY
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K+Y 113 KAHN GALLERY
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KR MARTINDALE GALLERY
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LUSTRE CONTEMPORARY
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MANDARIN FINE ART GALLERY
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MARK BLACKBURN GALLERY
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MELISSA MORGAN FINE ART
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MRG FINE ART
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PANTER & HALL
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REBECCA HOSSACK ART GALLERY
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REBECCA MOLAYEM GALLERY
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REHS CONTEMPORARY GALLERIES, INC.
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RELE GALLERY
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S.E.A. 126 SEASIDE GALLERY
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SIMARD BILODEAU CONTEMPORARY
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TRADING BOUNDARIES FINE ART
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THE GALLERY STEINER
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TIANQING GALLERY
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TRINITY HOUSE PAINTINGS
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UKIYO-E PROJECT
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TABLE OF CON TE NTS WALLSPACE 138 WALTER WICKISER GALLERY
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WATANUKI LTD. | TOKI-NO-WASUREMONO
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WYOMING WORKING GROUP GALLERY
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YOUNG ART GALLERY
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ROOTS GALERIE FLEDERMAUS
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HAYDEN & FANDETTA
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LINWOODS GALLERY
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M.S. RAU
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NB GALLERY
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REHS GALLERIES, INC
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THE ARTWORKS GALLERY
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WORKS ON PAPER DTR STUDIO
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GALLERY 1202
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THE VERNE COLLECTION
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PROJECT SPACE BANCS GALLERY
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BERT GREEN FINE ART
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BEV’S FINE ART
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EAST WEST CULTURE AND ARTS FOUNDATION
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FABRIK PROJECTS
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GALERIE BRUNO MASSA
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DESIGN LA ART CHARON KRANSEN ARTS (CKA)
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GALLERY ALL
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PROVIDENT JEWELRY
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TABLE OF CON TE NTS DIVERSE art LA FROM THE SOUTH PORTRAITS: PUNTA ARENAS AND VALPARAÍSO BY VICENTE GONZÁLEZ MIMICA | PRESENTED BY AMA | CURATED BY FABIAN GONCALVEZ BORREGA
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THE TRUE LOVE OF COLLECTING | PRESENTED BY ARTE AL LIMITE CURATED BY ELISA MASSARDO & MARISA CAICHIOLO
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INSTALLATION BIRTH OF THE NIEMAND | BY VIKTOR FRESO PRESENTED BY DANUBIANA MUSEUM BRATISLAVA | CURATED BY MARISA CAICHIOLO
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I SEE YOU, I AM SEEN: ON THE IMPACT OF THE DIVERSITY PRESENTED BY THE BROAD | CURATED BY GEORGE LUNA PEÑA
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PYRAMIDS | BY GRONK PRESENTED BY LACMA & THE UCLA CHICANO STUDIES RESEARCH CENTER | CURATED BY CHON NORIEGA 178-179 TRANSCENDIENTS | PRESENTED BY JAPANESE AMERICAN NATIONAL MUSEUM CURATED BY EMILY ANDERSON, PHD
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CELEBRATING DIVERSITY | BY CHIACHIO & GIANNONE PRESENTED BY MOLAA | CURATED BY GABRIELA URTIAGA
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DACTILOSCOPIA ROSA: VIDEO ART AND QUEER CONSTRUCTIONS PRESENTED BY MUSEUM LA NEOMUDEJAR | CURATED BY NESTOR PRIETO
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DIVERSITY WALKS AND TALKS | BY MISS ART WORLD PRESENTED BY LOS ANGELES ARTS ASSOCIATION | CURATED BY PETER MAYS
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I GOING TO.. | BY ADRIANA RAMIREZ | CURATED BY MARISA CAICHIOLO
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THERE COULD BE A MONSTER INSIDE YOU | BY PSJM COLLECTIVE | CURATED BY MARISA CAICHIOLO
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ART COLLECTOR: HOMEIRA GOLDSTEIN | ARTWORK BY TIM TOMPKINS | CURATED BY MARISA CAICHIOLO 192-193
FEATURED EXHIBITIONS 3.11 REQUIEM AND REVIVAL | BY CHIBA SOGEN | PRESENTED BY KITAI GALLERY
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ALPHACUBE | BY LORENZO MARINI | PRESENTED BY BRUCE LURIE GALLERY
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ICONOCLASTS | BY KAZU HIRO | PRESENTED BY COPRO GALLERY
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KARMA: THE MOON JAR AS THE EPITOME OF LIFE | BY CHOI YOUNG WOOK PRESENTED BY SM FINE ART GALLERY
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MAIZE PROJECT | BY ERIC JOHNSON | PRESENTED BY FABRIK PROJECTS
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OF AESTHETICS & THE VERNACULAR | BY BAUA DEVI PRESENTED BY ARUSHI ARTS / NEW DELHI / LOS ANGELES TAYLOR CAMP: THE EDGE OF PARADISE | BY JOHN WEHRHEIM | PRESENTED BY MARK BLACKBURN
THE WORKS OF M.C. ESCHER | PRESENTED BY WALKER FINE ART
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TABLE OF CON TE NTS FASHION SUE WONG: BEAUTY MAGIC TRANSFORMATION
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INK DEFORMITY | BY WANG FEI | PRESENTED BY CM2 SPACE
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FAUVIST INK | BY YANG XIAOJIAN | PRESENTED BY COSPACE
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CONTEMPORARY INK AND NEW CALLIGRAPHY BY BIAN HONG, LIHUICHANG, LIZHI HONG, FAN PENG, & YUAN FUGUO | PRESENTED BY EAST ART CENTER 213
JAPANESE INK PAINTING | BY SOGEN CHIBA | PRESENTED BY GALLERY KITAI
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TIMELESS AND NEW | BY YOSHIO IKEZAKI | PRESENTED BY KYLIN GALLERY
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BOKUJIN-KAI / INK MAN GROUP | BY SHOEN TOMINAGA | PRESENTED BY S.E.A.
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FLOWER | BY YUICHI INOUE | PRESENTED BY ZEAL HOUSE
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FILM FESTIVAL FAFF BEST OF FEST: SCREENINGS AT LA ART SHOW PRESENTED BY VICA | DIRECTED BY JURI KOLL
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DJ COLLECTIVE FAMILY AFFAIR | DJ COLLECTIVE | CURATED BY DEBI MAE WEST
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AD S SHOW PARTNERS
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OFFICIAL RETAIL BANK - CITI BANK
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MEDIA SPONSORS
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MEDIA PARTNERS
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MEDIA AFFILIATES
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FOOD & BEVERAGE PARTNERS
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FUTURE EVENTS 309-323
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Whether are aa seasoned seasonedcollector collector merely an admirer thewearts, Whether you you are or or merely an admirer of the of arts, are we are certain the ArtwillShow will provide you with a special experience certain thatthat the LA ArtLA Show provide you with a special experience in the world inofthe worldand of Modern, Contemporary, Historic Traditional Art. We inhave Modern Contemporary Art. We have createdand the most diverse art show created the most diverse Art Show in the world. the world. 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 25th edition of the LA Art Show and to
I am proud to welcome you to the 20th edition of the LA Art Show and to celebrate 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 25th ANNIVERSARY AT THE 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. We continue to 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 123 prominent galleries from 20 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. Thank you, for without you there would not be a show! With you we have grown and offer an extraordinary array of works in specialized sections – Core, Modern + Contemporary, European Pavilion, Roots, Design LA Art, Featured Exhibitions, Ink, Works On Paper, Project Space, and Fashion. My team, led by Kassandra Voyagis, has worked tirelessly to make our 2020 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 February 2021!
Kim Martindale Producer | Partner LA Art Show
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Welcome to the 25th Annual LA Art Show In its 25th year, the LA Art Show is as committed as ever to providing Angelenos and visitors from around the world with an array of art to experience and galleries to explore. With contemporary, modern, and immersive experiences, the show has something for everyone. This year, the West Coast’s largest art fair returns with a focus on Diversity and Inclusion. Attendees will be able to experience an eclectic line-up of exhibitors, with representation by over 120 galleries from 18 countries. Citi is proud to serve as the official retail bank sponsor, and would like to recognize the team at the LA Art Show for their enthusiastic and inspiring hard work in putting this event together. We extend our gratitude and kudos to everyone who worked diligently to organize an event of this scale and make it look easy - when we know it is anything but. I hope you’ll join us between February 5-9 as we celebrate the galleries, the artists and the art, which has the power to transcend borders as a free expression of creativity and idealism. The LA Art Show unites people of all cultures, and Citi welcomes the artists, curators, architects, designers, collectors and enthusiasts who make this event possible.
Lisa Deloney
Managing Director, Market President, Division Manager California/Nevada, Citi
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PAST HOSTS
FEBRUARY 5, 2O2O
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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 • Beverages & delicious hors d’oeuvres from over 20 select LA restaurants.
THE LA ART SHOW’S FESTIVITIES BEGIN WITH AN OPENING NIGHT PREMIERE TO FURTHER THE LIFESAVING MISSION OF ST. JUDE CHILDREN’S RESEARCH HOSPITAL®. The LA Art Show will donate 100% of proceeds from Patron Tickets and 15% of Opening Night Tickets to St. Jude. By attending this event, you will be supporting St. Jude in its lifesaving mission: Finding cures. Saving Children.®
ABOUT ST. JUDE CHILDREN’S RESEARCH HOSPITAL ® St. Jude is leading the way the world understands, treats and defeats childhood cancer and other life -threatening diseases. Our purpose is clear: Finding cures. Saving children.® As the only National Cancer Institute -designated Comprehensive Cancer Center devoted solely to children, treatments invented at St. Jude have helped push the overall childhood cancer survival rate from 20 percent to 80 percent since the hospital opened more than 50 years ago. St. Jude is working to drive the overall survival rate for childhood cancer to 90 percent. And we won’t stop until no child dies from cancer. By freely sharing discoveries, every 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.
VIP RED CARD SPECIAL COLLECTORS’ PREVIEW I 6PM-11PM PATRON TICKET 6PM-11PM | Exclusive St. Jude Reception Access OPENING NIGHT TICKET 8PM-11PM
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CORE CORE
CORE is a curated space for galleries recognized around the globe as leading the way in contemporary art. The galleries showcased here continually educate, inspire, and enthrall the world’s avid collectors with the most sought-after voices in the market.
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OMAR RAYO OT1213, C. 1990 Oil on Canvas 48 x 48 in
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 bar bara @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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BRANDY TRIGUEROS HOME THEATER, 2017 Archival Pigment Print 38 x 57 in
Marisa Caichiolo B ergam o t Stat i o n A r ts Center, 2525 Mi ch igan Ave., Un i t F2, Santa Monica , C A 90404 US A T 3 1 0 7 7 0 1 9 6 1 / / E b ui ldi ngb r i dg e sa x @g ma i l .com / / b ui ldingbr idgesar texc hange.org BUILDING BRIDGES ART EXCHANGE is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to cultivating an understanding among cultures worldwide through international art exhibitions and exchanges, educational workshops and lectures, and artist residencies.
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YANG XIAOJIAN TRAVEL ALONE, 2008 Ink on Rice Paper 122 x 186.6 cm
Coco Lyu R o o m 1 0 2 , Bu i l d i ng #7, No.50 Mogan s han R d ., Put uo D i st r i c t , Shanghai 200000 CH I N A T +86 158 0218 8338 // E coar t @v i p.163.c om // c ospac egal ler y.c om COSPACE is devoted to the promotion of Asian contemporary art, as well as presenting global contemporary exhibitions. The main goal is to promote established artists and to support emerging artists, and by doing so, explores the interaction and fusion between traditional and contemporary art from international and multicultural perspectives.
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XIAO MIN LANDSCAPE NO. 11, 2019 Rice Paper, Ink & Gold Powder 81 x 101 cm
SUN YAO HANABI, 2019 Oil on Canvas 60 x 80 cm
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LIU DADI DETAIL OF PROJECT-11-39, 2013 Mixed Media 58 x 45 in
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. Its aim is to strengthen understanding and communication between Chinese and Western culture.
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BIAN HONG NEW ABSTRACT CALLIGRAPHY, 2005 (Ink-Jiao Mo) Dry Ink on Rice Paper, Chinese Brush 45 x 38 in
Weiming Cui Xiaop u , Song z huang , Tong z hou , B ei j ing CH I N A T +86 137 0117 5354 / / E eastar tc enterb ei j ing@g mai l .c om East Art Center is a private museum 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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CHRIS BAKAY SUPREME TEE, 2019 UV-Stable Epoxy Resin, Acrylic, Archival Inkjet Film Print, Stainless Steel Coat Hanger 35 x 27 x 1.5 in
Chris Davies 2636 S. L a Ci en e ga Bl vd ., Los A ngeles, C A 90034 US A T 310 890 8833 / / E ch r i s @f ab r i k p roje c ts.c om // f abr i kproj ec ts.c om Fabrik 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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JUNG YEON BAE TRACE MEMORY 5, 2019 Mixed Media on Rice Paper 24 x 24 in
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JACOB GILS NEW YORK #5, 2019 Fine Art Photography 65 x 43 in
M a i b r i t t R a n gs t r u p D ron n i ng en s Tv aergade 19, Cop enhagen 1302 DENM ARK T +45 33 73 11 33 // E i n f o@i nt h e ga l ler y.c om // inthegal ler y.c om In The Gallery is a contemporary gallery in Copenhagen, dedicated to showcasing emerging and established artists working with camera-based art. While our main focus is on photography, we occasionally widen our curatorial scope to include exhibitions in other media, particularly if they establish an aesthetic or conceptual connection to photography.
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FERNAND LEGER LE BONHEUR, C. 2000’s Aubusson Tapestry 61 x 50 in
Jane Kahan 922 Madi s on Avenue, Me zz an i n e, 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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DAISY PATTON SISTERS IN FUR COATS WITH BIRDS, 2005 Oil on Archival Print Mounted to Panel 80 x 60 in
Doug Kacena 1412 Waze e St ., Unit 2, 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 Through immersive and expansive exhibitions, K Contemporary acts as a catalyst to recontextualize how people talk about and experience art.
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YOSHIO IKEZAKI TIMELESS WIND 135, 2017 Sumi Ink on Paper 30 x 40 in
Flow He 8634 Wi l s h i re Bl vd ., B ever l y Hi l l s, C A 90211 US A T 310 990 9975 / / E f low@k y li nga l ler y.c om // ky lingal ler y.c om Located in Beverly Hills, Kylin Gallery is a contemporary art gallery specializing in Asian Fine art. Gallery provides a platform for local and international, emerging and mid-career contemporary artists. Additionally, Kylin Gallery has had a successful involvement in the secondary market, with a special concentration in Post-war, Modern art. C ore
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AMANO YOSHITAKA LADY BLUE, 2018 Automotive Paint and Acrylic on Aluminum Panel 35 3/8 x 35 3/8 x 4 in
Sueo Mizuma 2 F K ag u ra Bldg ., 3-13 Ich igay atamach i , Sh i n ju ku-ku , Tokyo 162-0843 J A PA N T +81 3 3268 2500 // E kon do@mi z u ma -ar t.c o.j p // mi z uma-ar t.c o.j p Mizuma Art Gallery opened in Tokyo in 1994, and since then has continuously presented artists from Japan and the surrounding regions, whose works possess distinctive sensibilities unaffected by fleeting stylistic trends. The Gallery has opened additional spaces in Singapore in 2012, and most recently in New York in 2018.
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DU KUN FLYING SWAN PALACE, 2018 Oil on Canvas 82 5/8 x 55 1/8 in
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JEROME LAGARRIGUE COLTRANE SOMEWHERE, 2019 Oil on Linen 99 x 79 x 2 in
Chris Henderson 1820 In dust r ia l St ., Los A ngeles, C A 90021 US A T 3 1 0 775 7355 / / E re g i st rar @pat r i ck pa i nter.c om // patr ic kpainter.c om Established in 1997, Patrick Painter, Inc. represents established & emerging contemporary domestic and international artists. Patrick Painter, Inc. is located in Santa Monica’s Bergamot Station.
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DAVID GERSTEIN HONEYMOON, 2019 Aluminum 43 x 43 in Edition of 150
Simon Kwon 790 Madi s on Avenue, New Yor k , NY 10065 US A T 6 4 6 869 0303 / / 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 and specializes in Blue Chip artists from all over the world. Please take a look at our artists’ section for more information.
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S M F I N E A RT GA L L E RY
ARTURO DI MODICA CHARGING BULL, 1989 Bronze 16 x 25 x 11 in
ARTURO DI MODICA CHARGING BULL (STRENGTH, COURAGE, LOVE, PEACE), 2019 Silkscreen and Mixed Media 27 x 22 in
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DAVID KROVBLIT ASTRONAUT, 2019 Collage on Wood 60 x 60 in
Carla Arzente 346 Nor t h Coast Hig hw ay, L ag una B eac h , C A 92651 US A T 949 715 5554 / / E i n f o@sa lt f i near t.c om // saltf inear t.c om Since 2009 saltfineart has been exhibiting contemporary works from around the world created by both world-renowned and emerging artists. Dedicated to finding the unprocessed, driven talent that can be the most exciting to experience. The work guides us north to west, south to east and everywhere in between.
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BRIDGET RILEY ROSE ROSE 5, 2009 Oil on Linen 94.6 x 78.3 in
Tanya Baxter 436 Ki ng s R d ., Ch e l s ea , Lon don S W10 0L J U N I T E D K I N G D O M T +44 20 7351 1367 // E tanya@tanyabaxtercontemporar y.com // tanyabaxtercontemporar y.com Tanya Baxter boasts more than two decades of experience in the post-modern, modern British and art markets. Working between her Chelsea gallery and Hong Kong advisory, the advisory offers Blue Chip art as well as ‘discerning acquisitions’ in the middle market and is a regular at major art fairs worldwide.
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DARIUS STEWARD ATTITUDE, ANGLE #1, 2019 Watercolor on Yupo 20 x 24 in
Adrienne French P.O. B ox 13410, A kron , OH 44334 US A T 3 3 0 8 6 7 1 6 7 9 / / E t h omas f ren ch f i n ear t @g ma i l .com // thomasf renc hf inear t.c om For over 40 years and in the second generation, Thomas French Fine Art has been serving private collectors, major museums, corporate collections and institutions alike. We specialize in the ethical connoisseurship of museum quality fine prints and drawings, paintings, photographs and sculpture, Old Master through Contemporary.
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PANCHO LUNA PANCHO LUNA IN SITU, LOS ANGELES, 2019 Mixed-Media Sculpture 54 x 48 x 10 in
Timothy Yarger 3645 10t h Ave., Los A ngeles, C A 90018 US A T 310 278 4400 // E i n f o@y arg er f i n ear t.c om // yarger f inear ts.c om Established in 1995, Timothy Yarger Fine Art has exclusive artist representation of contemporary artists in primary markets and secondary market expertise, which complements its scholarship in historic material of the 20th Century. The gallery participates regularly in international art fairs, alongside its service in assisting individuals to build and manage collections. C ore
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All M.C. Escher’s Works and Text © The M.C. Escher Company, Baarn, The Netherlands. All Rights Reserved. M.C. Escher ® is a Registered Trademark.
M.C. ESCHER RELATIVITY #388, 1953 Lithograph 10 7/8 x 11 1/2 in
Rock J. Walker By A p p oi nt ment O n l y, New Yor k , NY 10028 US A T 858 442-1815 / / E ro ck ar t usa @msn.c om // ro c k j w al ker.c om Beginning its 50th year in business, and featuring the world’s largest gallery collection of prints, drawings and watercolors from the estate of M. C. Escher, as well as other modern masters including Lynn Chadwick, Anton Bakker, Audrey Keeperman, Roberto Matta, Pablo Picasso, Ernest Trova.
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HEBIME LAB WORK, 2019 Acrylic on Wood Panel 16.1 x 16.1 x 1.2 in
Ryotaro Ishigami 4-9-15 Ni s h i ten ma , Ki ta-ku , Osak a 5300047 JAPAN T +81 6 6364 0775 / / E i n f o@yo dga l ler y.c om // yo dgal ler y.c om YOD Gallery was established in 2008 with a mission to present a new sense of value and expression to and from Japan. It has been supporting local art scenes and emerging artists with new media, including video, photography, installation and others.
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YAYOI KUSAMA INFINITY DOTS -MIDSUMMER, 1988 Acrylic on Canvas 53 x 45.5 cm
Yoichiro Abe 1-19-4 Sasuke, K amau kuras h i , K anagaw aken 248-0017 J A PA N T + 81 3 6265 6565 / / E yoi ch i ro -ab e @zea l h o use.c om // zeal house.c om ZEAL HOUSE presents well-established as well as young Japanese contemporary artists. Currently we are exhibiting works by Yayoi Kusama, Yoshitomo Nara, Toshimitsu Imai, Hiroshi Furuyoshi and Ichitaka Kamiji. We also showcase many antiques from Egypt, Chiba and Japan in our galleries in Kamakura and Tokyo.
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For the first time in our history, we are excited to feature a new pavilion dedicated to European galleries. The all-new European Pavilion will showcase curated exhibits highlighting various movements and stylistic developments.
EUROPEAN PAVILION
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RICHARD STIPL WHITE STAR, 2019 Graphite and Pastel on Paper 100 x 73 cm
Javier Lopez / Eduard Duran En r i c G ranados 21, Barc elona 08007 SPA I N T +34 934 51 2348 // E jav i er @3punts.c om // 3punts.c om 3 Punts Galeria has worked since 1994 in the promotion, distribution and marketing of contemporary art in all its disciplines. Our global vision of art leads us to collaborate with galleries and institutions and to attend international Art Fairs.
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A N Q U I N S GA L L E RY
JESĂšS CURIĂ PUGNATUM II, 2019 Bronze and Iron 107 x 70 x 48 cm
Pepa Quinteiro Camp oamor, 2 R eus, Tar ragona 43202 SPA I N T +34 666 67 4996 // E i n f o@anquins.c om // anquins.c om Anquins Gallery was opened in 1973 in Reus, a lively and cultural town, south of Barcelona. The artistic line of the gallery is focused on contemporary sculpture and painting of Spanish artists. The gallery promotes its artists at international Art Fairs. You can find the gallery on instagram and artsy.
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FRANCO POLITANO THE PLANET OF PATCHED FEELINGS, 2019 Inner tube, Iron and Wood 98 x 95 x 6 cm
Daniela Arionte Via San Mi ch e le 32, Catania , Sic i l y 95100 I TA LY T +39 346 385 1506 / / E ar i onte d@g mai l .c om // gal ler iaar ionte.it The Arionte Gallery is today one of the most important spaces dedicated to art in Sicily. It pays great attention to young artists while dedicating itself to the great masters of modern and contemporary art. Participates in numerous international fairs ensuring exchange and dialogue necessary for continuity and artistic research.
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ROSSELLA PEZZINO DE GERONIMO FUTURE, 2016 Fine Art Print Under Plexiglass 100 x 100 cm
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PETR KURECKA BULL, 2019 Photo Collage 100 x 100 cm
J i r i J a sk m a n i c k y Poli t i ck ých Ve znu 8, Prag ue 1, 110 00 C Z ECH R E P U B L I C E jas k man i ck y @se znam.c z // ar tmosai k a .eu Art Mozaika Gallery specializes in Czech painters and photographers. It follows the activities of galleries, founded in 1994 by the director Jiri Jaskmanicky. The gallery organized 500 exhibitions of Czech and world authors and participated in sixty fairs in Europe and the USA. Its part, CCF, has long been one of the most important institutions dealing in art photography.
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YENER TORUN THE OASIS, 2019 Photography 50 x 40 cm
Maria Teresa Sacchi 7 1 - 7 5 Sh e lton St ., Covent Garden , L on don WC2H 9JQ UNIT ED KIN GD OM T +44 203 757 6391 // E i n f o@ar te g lobale.c om // ar teglobale.c om ARTE GLOBALE represents a hand-picked selection of international exceptional contemporary art. Showcasing both established and emerging artists, ARTE GLOBALE strictly researches aesthetically and conceptually valuable works that speak a global language. The majority of the artists represented have shown their work at top-tier events such as the Venice Biennale. E uropean P avilion
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RUBÉN MARTÍN DE LUCAS LARGE WILD GARDEN 03, 2019 Oil on Board 70 x 94 in
Bea Villamarín Ca l le San A nton i o 5, Gi j ón , A stur ias 33201 SPAIN T + 34 669 59 27 45 / / E h ola @b eav i l lamar i n.c om // b eav i l lamar in.c om With more than 15 years’ experience in the art world and art gallery business, Bea Villamarín carries out a key task addressed to the exhibition and sponsorship of artists with a bright future. The Gallery is based in Gijón, one of the Spanish towns with more art galleries per inhabitant.
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MAQUIAMELO SKULL KITTY, 2018 Photography 1.6 x 1.6 cm
Juliana Vasconcelos Le Mer i di en B each Plaz a | 22 Avenu e Pr i n cesse Grac e 98000 M O N A CO T +81 70 4446 8655 // E i nfo@d k ar te.c o // d k ar te.c o Since 1988 we are a Gallery and network of young, art-loving humans who travel the world organizing exhibitions of established artists while seeking emerging ones. Today, based in Tokyo, Monaco and Bogota, we are focused on cultural exchange and art consulting.
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F I N E A RT C O N S U LTA N C Y
YUKO MORIYAMA WATER SPIRITS 010419, 2019 Graphite and Pencil on Paper 45 x 45 in
Kathryn Bell Th e Ga l ler y at 90 B e l s i ze L an e, L on don N W3 5PS UNIT ED KIN GD OM T + 4 4 7 9 5 6 3 7 0 2 0 0 // E k at h r y n b e l l@f i n ear tcon sultan c y.com // f inear tc onsultanc y.c om Regarded as one of the UK’s leading promoters of British and Japanese contemporary artists, we have over 25 years experience. Founder Kathryn Bell worked as a curator and art consultant with galleries in London and Tokyo before establishing Fine Art Consultancy in 1994.
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GA L E R Í A D E A RT E M A R Í A AG U I L A R
JOSÉ DODERO MARÍA AGUILAR, 1989 Oil on Canvas 44 x 37 cm
María Aguilar Av. Oc tav i o Aug usta s /n Edi f i c i o A ltamar. L a Plaz a , 15 Chic lana , Cádi z 11139 SPA I N T + 3 4 6 3 9 2 1 4 602 // E mar ia @ga ler iamar iaag ui lar.com // galer iamar iaag ui lar.c om The Gallery of Art María Aguilar was founded in Chiclana in 1997. It is located at the Centro Comercial Novo Sancti Petri, Chiclana de la Frontera, Cádiz - España. Since it opened, the Gallery has developed its activities which have been orientated towards the diffusion of the Spanish Contemporary Art.
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HENRIK GODSK MATRIARCH, 2019 Oil on Canvas 80 x 51 cm
Kent Wolfsen Ti en de laden 6, A al b org 9000 DENM ARK T +45 9813 7566 // E mai l@g w.d k // g w.d k Since 1992 we have discovered, exhibited and mediated Danish and foreign artists who spark our creativity. Our choice of art is diverse and represents more movements in the contemporary scene. Some of it is very modern, some of it is more classic, and most of it is in the gap in between.
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LUCIANO VENTRONE GOCCE DI VITA, 2014 Oil on Canvas 50 x 60 cm
Silvia Righes Forni Piazz a Cavour 2, B olog na , Emi lia R omag na 40124 ITALY T + 3 9 0 5 1 2 2 5 679 // E ar te @ga l ler iaste f an of or n i .com // gal ler iastef anofor ni .c om/ The gallery organizes many exhibitions of national and international artists, including young artists already well known for their artistic worth. For many years the Gallery has contributed with various important Museums in organizing very interesting public exhibitions. It also participates in important international Art Fairs in Europe and USA.
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IMAGENATION PARIS
PAULIEN HUIZINGA BALLERINA, 2019 Photography on Archival Pigment Print 50 x 33 cm
Martin Vegas 116 r u e de Turenne, Par i s 75003 F R A N CE E i mag enat i on par i s @g ma i l .co m // imagenat ionpar i s.c om ImageNation is an international collective of talented photographers from all over the world, with a wide range of interests, experience and backgrounds. Through exhibitions in Paris, Arles and London, ImageNation aims to connect the photo community and its audience with the most inspiring works in print, in person, and online.
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L’ ARCADA GALERIA D’ART
THE SWIMMER CODERCH & MALAVIA, 2016 Polyester and Stainless Steel 4.8 x 4 x 2.5 ft
Carles Casals Pass e ig de D i nt re, 11, 17300 Blanes, Girona SPA I N T +34 649 40 3363 // E ar t @ga ler ia larcada .c om // galer ialarcada .c om Through painting, sculpture, ceramics, photography and graphic work, we display the best artistic offer from hyperrealism to abstract art. Our art gallery, opened 29 years ago, testifies to the professional career of emerging as well as renowned established artists.
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NEUE KUNST GALLERY
THITZ LONDON URBAN BAG ART, 2019 Mixed Media on Canvas 120 x 160 cm
M i c h a e l O e ss Z i r ke l 32, K ar l sr uhe 76133 G E R M A N Y T + 49 151 1561 3713 // E mi chae l .o e ss @n e uekunst.de // neuekunst.de The Neue Kunst Gallery Germany represents cutting edge Contemporary Art at art fairs worldwide. The works of well-known artist THITZ are represented in important international art collections and museums and are constantly sold out. We simply love art and show art that can be loved.
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PIGMENT GALLERY
ROSA GALINDO FRONDA 6, 2019 Reverse Painting on Plexiglas 152.5 x 152.5 cm
Ferran Josa Car rer R oss e l lĂł, 193, Barc elona 08036 SPA I N T +34 93 452 8162 / / E i n f o@p ig mentga l ler y.es // pig mentgal ler y.es Pigment Gallery was founded in Barcelona, January 2016, with the aim of adapting interactively to the changing global society. The gallery supports a take on reality and current trends away from fashions and clichĂŠs, searching for new voices in the art world, going from modern figurative to the purest abstract art.
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M O D E R N + C O N T E M P ORARY
The largest section of programming at the LA Art Show, Modern + Contemporary exhibits the vast spectrum of contemporary painting, illustration, sculpture, and more from over 20 international galleries around the world.
5ART GALLERY
KAWS 4 FOOT DISSECTED COMPANION (BLACK), 2007 Painted Cast Vinyl 50 x 23 3/5 x 14 in
Jean-Jacques Darmon 8250 Me lros e Ave., Los A ngeles, C A 90046 US A T 323 297 3717 // E ga l ler y@5-ar t.c om // 5-ar t.c om Established in the West Hollywood design district in March 2018, 5Art Gallery was co-founded by Parisian entrepreneurs and art collectors Jean-Jacques and Julie Darmon. The gallery represents a wide array of international pop and urban artists with a special focus on bringing French artists into LA’s collector base.
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ABEND GALLERY
JOSH TALBOTT BEAR, 2019 Acrylic on Canvas 36 x 24 in
David Ethridge 1412 Waze e St ., Unit 1, Denver, CO 80202 US A T 303 355 0950 / / E i n f o@ab en dga l ler y.c om // ab endgal ler y.c om Abend Gallery was established in 1990 and offers an extensive collection of fine art from fresh, contemporary works to traditional, representational painting by local, national, and internationally recognized artists. We are located in Denver, Colorado, and share our space with Gallery 1261 and K Contemporary.
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ACACIA GALLERY
MANUEL MENDIVE SERIES INSIDE OF ME, 2019 Bronze 18 1/2 x 15 3/4 x 8 in
Darys J. Vázquez San Jos é 114, L a Habana 10200 C U B A T +53 7 863 9374 / / E lacac iaga l ler y @g ma i l .c om // acac iagaler ia .c om For more than thirty years, La Acacia Gallery (1981) has been part of the history of Cuban art. Today it strives to promote new forms of dialogue between tradition and contemporaneousness. Its inclusive identity creates links between diverse generations, periods and forms of expression.
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ARCADIA CONTEMPORARY
ANNIE MURPHY-ROBINSON ADAPT, 2018 Charcoal on Paper 42 x 30 in
Steve Diamant 39 East Colorado Bl v d ., Pasadena , C A 91105 US A T 6 2 6 4 8 6 2 0 18 / / E i n f o@arcadiacontemp orar y.com // arcadiac ontemp orar y.c om Arcadia Contemporary represents living, realist artists who are highly skilled and have a singularly unique style.
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ART ALL WAYS
HYUNG DAE KIM HALO 17-0920, 2017 Acrylic on Canvas 57 x 57 in
H o o j u n g L e e & J a m e s H o pk i n s 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 oju ng le e @i cloud .com // ar tal l w aysproj ec ts.c om Art All Ways is devoted to fulfill the needs of a wide range of private collectors & corporate clients with ambitious international contemporary art projects. We specialize in cutting edge new media, light installation, video art, graffiti art, pop art, photography, painting and sculpture.
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ART GANGNAM GALLERY & COMPANY
SUN DOO KIM SLOW LANDSCAPE IN BETWEEN, 2013 Powdered Color and Ink on Korean Paper 24 x 35 in
Kate Choi / Dana Lee 6 0 1 Yae ji n Bl dg . , 9 - 19 Non hu e on - dong , Gang nam- g u , Se oul 06040 REPUBLIC OF KORE A T +82 2 515 1361 // E ar tgang namaaa @g mai l .c om // ar tgang nam.c om Gallery focuses on introducing Korean contemporary art to the international audience and showing traditional and modern work and installation. Opening a new era of art, we strive and aim to introduce hidden talents and young artists to the art world and to promote and spread the wave of K-Art.
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ART UNIFIED
JOHAN ANDERSSON DESIGNER BABY, 2019 Oil on Canvas 74 x 68 in
J o h a n A n d e r ss o n Venic e, C A 90291 US A T 310 591 4805 / / E johan @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, pushing the boundaries with art, making it relatable, humorous, powerful and emotional.
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ARTIFACT
SHIMA SHANTI PLANES OF EXISTENCE, 2019 Encaustic 36 x 36 in
Serge Gregorian 84 O rchard St., New Yor k , NY 10002 US A T 212 475 0445 // E i n f o@ar t i f ac tnyc .net // ar t i f ac tnyc .net Artifact is located in the Lower East Side of Manhattan. This cutting edge area is a historic neighborhood where immigrants from all over the world settled upon arrival to the USA. Embracing this spirit of diversity, we provide a platform for cultural exchange of American and international artists.
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ARTSPACE WAREHOUSE
SALLY K LULU, 2019 Acrylic on Canvas 58 x 48 in
Claudia Deutsch 7358 B e ver l y Bl vd ., Los A ngeles, C A 90036 US A T 3 2 3 9 3 6 7020 // E i n f o@ar tspace w are h ous e.com // ar tspac ew arehouse.c om Artspace Warehouse is one of the world’s leading galleries for savvy contemporary art collectors. With galleries in Zurich and Los Angeles, Artspace Warehouse specializes in guilt-free international urban, pop, street, and abstract art. The large friendly gallery gives a new meaning to shopping for museum quality art within one’s budget. M odern + C ontemporary
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SATISH GUPTA MOON AND WATER, 2019 Mixed Media on Canvas 68 x 30 in
Darys J. Vรกzquez W-23, G reater K a i las h -1, Ne w Del hi , Del hi 110048 I N D I A T + 9 1 98100 68737 / / E lacac iaga l ler y @g ma i l .c om // acac iagaler ia .c om Arushi Arts is a 24-Year-Old Gallery owned by Mrs. Payal Kapoor in New Delhi, India. We are specialists in consulting for Indian modern art and contemporary art. We have an Office in Los Angeles, California.
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BG GALLERY
FRED TIEKEN BRAINSTORM SERIES – NUMBER FOURTEEN, 2019 Mixed Media on Archival Photo Paper 19 x 13 x 1 in
Om Bleicher 2525 Mi ch igan Ave., Ste. A2, Santa Monica , C A 90404 US A T 310 906 4211 // E i n f o@b gar tdea li ng s .c om // b Gar tGal ler ies.c om bG Gallery specializes in accomplished artists who have crossed traditionally contentious art ideologies including expressiveconceptual, insider-outsider, high-low and figurative-abstract.
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BIAA (BELOVED IN ART ASSOCIATION)
HAANA YOO CORYTHUCHA CILIATA, 2018 Watercolor & Gouache on Paper 28.5 x 20.5 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 mai l .c om // c x ugal ler y.org BIAA (Beloved In Art Association) is an Artist Collective mainly based in Los Angeles. It gathers a group of artists with diverse artistic backgrounds, their work ranging from Painting to Photography, Installation, Illustration, Ceramics, Video and Performance Art.
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BLINKGROUP GALLERY
ZACHARY KNUDSON IN CASE OF BROKENESS, 2019 Glass, LED, Aluminum, Money 24 x 9 x 7 in
Elizabeth Reyes 888 Bi s cay n e Bl vd ., Miami , F L 33132 US A T 305 587 4744 // E ar t @b li n k g roup.net // blinkg roup.net Building meaningful bonds within the art world, allowing unique works of art to reach a broader audience giving everyone the chance to be transformed.
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BRUCE LURIE GALLERY
TODD GRAY FLABBERGAST, 2018 Sculpture-Wall - Acrylic on Wood 50 x 100 x 14 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 b lu r i e ga l ler y @g mai l .c om // lur iegal ler y.c om Bruce Lurie Gallery was established in the early 1980’s in New York’s East Village, and has since relocated to Los Angeles’ Culver City Arts District. The gallery has a particular focus on establishing emerging to mid-career artists specializing in street art, abstract minimalism, and pop art, with an additional recent focus on photography.
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BRUCE LURIE GALLERY
MONICA PEREZ HANDS RAISED WITH INTENTION, 2019 Acrylic on Untreated Canvas 62 × 42 in
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CAELIS GALERIA
AUGUST VILELLA LESSON, 2017 Oil 50 x 50 cm
Jirco R amb la Cata lu ny a 38, 8t h Flo or, Barc elona 08007 SPA I N T +86 185 2105 2448 / / E ji rco69@126.c om // caeli s.c n Private art gallery with sites in Barcelona and Shanghai representing contemporary art and Spanish masters.
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CARLA ELENA ART COLLECTION
CARLA ELENA TWO TIMES, 2019 Mixed Media on Canvas 5.25 x 3.93 ft
Carla Elena Pas e o de los Tamar i n dos 90, Ci u dad de Mex ic o 05120 M E X I CO T + 52 55 1927 5458 // E car lae lenaname @g mai l .c om // car laelena .c om Carla Elena, shows a unique, original, beauty in the nude, female faces, abstract, equine representation, strong and soft features, reflecting the sensitivity of the artist. Carla Elena, with her work catches us in the privilege of unconsciousness, captivates the mind and soul, leading to introspective reflection.
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COAGULA CURATORIAL
TODD WESTOVER FLOWERS 40, 2019 Acrylic on Canvas 48 x 48 in
Mat Gleason P.O. B ox 5228, Hunt ing ton Par k , C A 90255 US A T 323 480 7852 / / E 88ga l ler y @g ma i l .com // c oag ulac urator ial .c om Coagula Curatorial creates physical encounters between contemporary art and its audience. In an era where publicists rely on social media hijinks to keep art careers in a shoebox, Coagula Curatorial delivers real art in real time to real art audiences.
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GABRIEL ORTIZ CHRIST OF DIXIE/PROPOSAL FOR A NEW CIVIL WAR MONUMENT, 2019 Permanent Marker on Paper 8 x 10 in
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RANDI MATUSHEVITZ HAPPY TO HEAR YOU, 2019 Oil on Canvas 24 x 24 in
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MELINDA R. SMITH BUILDING ON PINK FIRE, 2019 Acrylic on Canvas 48 x 62 in
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COAGULA CURATORIAL
EMERSON WOELFFER REFLECTION AND BLACK HANDS, 1963 Oil on Canvas 57 x 72 in
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CENTURY GUILD MUSEUM OF ART
MARIO TURSI MALCOLM MCDOWELL AS CALIGULA, 1976 Photography 22 x 28 in
Thomas Negovan Cul ver Cit y, C A 90230 US A T 800 610 2368 / / E ga l ler y @cent u r y g ui ld .net // c entur yg ui ld .net Century Guild Museum of Art is a gallery and archive specializing in Art Nouveau, Symbolist Art, and cinema culture. Founded in 1999, it has presented exhibitions in its Chicago (1999-2013) and Los Angeles (2012-2018) galleries as well as in numerous international art and antiques fairs across the last two decades.
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CHIC EVOLUTION IN ART
LUCIO CARVALHO CLARA POESIA, 2019 Photography 47 x 55 in
Ivan Pitoni 12640 Crabap p le R d ., Sui te 120, Mi lton , G A 30004 US A T 470 375 6868 / / E i p @ch i c-ar t .n e t // c hic evolut ioninar t.c om Chic Evolution in Art is a creatively driven art gallery that showcases emerging talent from around the world. By representing Local and International artists from many different backgrounds and art philosophies, knowing that behind each piece or artwork is the high quality of a passionate artist.
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CONDE CONTEMPORARY
DARIAN MEDEROS BOHEMIA, 2018 Oil on Canvas 72 x 60 in
Stacy Conde 204 Mi racle Mi le, Coral Gables, F L 33134 US A T 2 3 9 9 6 1 0 452 // E i n f o@con de contemp orar y.com // c ondec ontemp orar y.c om Established in 2013, Conde Contemporary specializes in representational works, with a concentration on narrative realism, photorealistic portraiture and surrealism. Our artists are concept focused, technique driven and broadly international, though primarily of Cuban and Latin American descent.
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CONNECT CONTEMPORARY
HENRIK ABEDIAN NOTHINGNESS IS THE OUTLINE OF FAMILIAR I, 2019 Archival Photo Sublimation on Aluminum with White Gloss 30 x 30 in
Mehron Zadeh 1616 Hub er St . N.W., Atlanta , G A 30318 US A T 4 0 4 9 8 4 4 4 6 9 // E i n f o@con n e c tcontemp orar y.com / / c onnec tc ontemp orar y.c om Connect Contemporary is dedicated to promoting contemporary artists both domestically and internationally. We aim to introduce contemporary artists to the global market as well as to discover and support emerging new talent. Our passion is to bring thought-provoking artwork to avid art lovers and collectors around the world.
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COPRO GALLERY
TIM O’BRIEN LIBERTY LEAVES, 2017 Oil on Panel 20 x 20 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 v e.c om // c oprogal ler y.c om Copro Gallery is located at Bergamot Station Art Center in Santa Monica. The gallery is divided into two exhibition spaces, sometimes featuring a single artist but often two or three. Large group exhibitions are also featured sometimes with outside curators. The gallery shows mostly Dark Art, Lowbrow & Pop Surrealism.
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CROSS MACKENZIE GALLERY
WALTER MCCONNELL A THEORY OF EVERYTHING - WHITE CORNER CASCADE, 2018 Cast Glazed Porcelain on Wooden Armature 8 x 4 x 3 ft
R e b e c c a C r o ss 14939 Ne er L n., Hi l l sb oro, VA 20132 US A T 2 0 2 333 7970 / / E b e cca @crossmacken z i e.c om // c rossmac ken z ie.c om Cross MacKenzie Gallery exhibits original and challenging contemporary painting and photography - with a special focus on ceramic sculpture. We offer unique artwork created by emerging and established artists such as renowned German geometric painter Richard Schur and newcomer Augustus Cross. After 13 years in Georgetown, DC, we are now located in wine country Hillsboro, Virginia.
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AUGUSTUS CROSS NORTH BY NORTHWEST, 2017 Oil and Spray Paint on Canvas 78 x 60 in
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DAPHNE ALAZRAKI FINE ART
JEAN-PIERRE CASSIGNEUL RENDEZ VOUS, 2019 Acrylic on Canvas 36 x 25.5 in
Daphne Alazraki 424 Madi s on Avenu e, 16t h Flo or, New Yor k , NY 10017 US A T 212 734 8658 / / E f i n ear t @a lazrak i .c om // alazrak i .c om Daphne Alazraki Fine Art offers superior quality European paintings of the 19th through 21st centuries. Founded in 1991 on our expertise in 17th century Northern Old Masters, the gallery has since cultivated emphasis on later period European paintings, specializing in Post Impressionist, Impressionist and Modern works.
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ELAINE KIM GALLERY
JI OH WIDE BLUE YONDER, 1988 Acrylic & Fabric 76 x 48 in
Elaine Kim 2800 N.W. 5t h Ave., Miami , F L 33127 US A T 3 1 0 948 3110 / / E e la i n e k i mga l ler y @g ma i l .co m // elainek imgal ler y.c om Elaine Kim is more than a dealer; she has been a mentor to South Korean-based artists and a building block for her artists to the world. Her warehouse is in the Wynwood of Miami. She aims to tell the story of her community, Love & Hope, through the art she showcases.
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EMMA HACK GALLERY
EMMA HACK EXOTIC BIRD MANDALA III, 2010 Digital Print on Archival Photo Paper 46 x 46 x 1.6 in
Emma Hack C / O 1 0 3 Mount Osmon d R d ., Mount Osmon d , Sou t h Australia 5064 AUST R A L I A T + 6 1 4 1 1 460 233 / / E ma i l@emma hack ga l ler y.com // emmahac kgal ler y.c om EMMA HACK is an Australian artist working in the unique medium of body paint installation and photography, collected by numerous private and corporate collections globally. Emma Hack Gallery exhibits a range of South Australian artists from her “SA Art Collective,� championing emerging artists that exhibit alongside her acclaimed works.
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GALLERY 1261
RON HICKS FLEUR, 2019 Oil on Panel 56.5 x 37.5 in
David Ethridge 1412 Waze e St., Denver, CO 80202 US A T 303 571 1261 / / E i n f o@ga l ler y 1261.c om // gal ler y1261.c om Gallery 1261 was established in 2004 and is located in the heart of Denver’s LoDo neighborhood. This space is shared with Abend Gallery and K Contemporary. The gallery is dedicated to presenting excellent work that reflects the artists’ most creative side, done without the constraints of marketability in mind.
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GALLERY ARTWALL
SUIM JANG AIRPORT 5-1, 2015 Colored Pencil, Digital Print 70 x 93 cm
Jiseon Kim 2 0 0 You ng s h i n -ro, Young de ung p o - g u , Se ou l 07244 R E P U B L I C O F KO R E A T + 8 2 1 0 2333 9092 // E mi jn 2005@naver.com / / hi seoul y h.c om/ko/ar t-w al l Art Wall Gallery, in Seoul, Korea, invites every genre of contemporary arts. We proudly provide exhibition spaces for the emerging artists as well as those with developmental disabilities. We always welcome new artists to provide them with exhibition spaces. We actively participate in domestic and international art fairs every year.
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GALLERY HARANG
HYUNJA KIM SELF-REFLECTION IN THE FOREST, 2019 Acrylic, Leaves, Mirror 31 x 39 in
Aeri Choi 2 F, 5 5-7 Se os omu n -ro, Se o daemun - g u , Se ou l 03741 R E P U B L I C O F KO R E A T +82 2 365 9545 / / E ga l ler y harang @g ma i l .c om // gal ler y harang .c om Gallery Harang specializes in consulting Korean artists and reinforcing the position of Korean art in the international art scene. Its aim is twofold: to promote emerging and established artists from Korea internationally and to introduce international artists to the local art scene.
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GALLERY KARO
RYAN CHO AMALGAMATION, 2019 Glass, Glaze, Ink stick, Acrylic on Ceramic 62 x 41 in
Ryan Cho 201 N. We st more lan d Ave. #131, Los A ngeles, C A 90004 US A T 213 435 7800 / / E r y an c s y @g mai l .c om // gal ler y k aro.c om Gallery KARO was founded in the heart of the Los Angeles area. We aim to promote emerging artists at the various venues of art fairs, museums and galleries through our global networks. We also design and market with various mediums of art products which reinterpret and reinvent our tradition and heritage in a contemporary style with collaboration of our special artists.
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GALLERY KITAI
MIZUHO KOYAMA ALICE, 2015 Sumi-Ink, Crayon, Pencil, Paper, Wood Panel, Plexiglas Covered 103 x 68 x 3 cm
Yasuo Kitai 3-1 Hay ab usach o, Ch i yo da-ku , Tokyo 1020092 J A PA N T + 8 1 3 5226 5117 // E i n f o@k i ta i k i k a ku .co.jp // k itai k i k aku .c o.j p/gal ler y Gallery KITAI has been dealing in Japanese contemporary Sumi (Japanese ink) art, called “Sumi-ism” and other contemporary art since 1998 in Tokyo, Japan.
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GENERAL INVESTMENT GROUP LLC
PIERRE-AUGUSTE RENOIR PORTRAIT DE GABRIELLE EN BLOUSE BLANCHE, 1907-1910 Oil on Canvas 30.2 x 22.5 cm
RAMI RON 14620 K e s w i ck St., Van Nuys, C A 91405 US A T 8 1 8 778 6501 // E p r i meauc t i on 88@g ma i l .c om // pr imeauc t ion88.c om Dealers, Advisers of Fine Art and High-End Collectibles.
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HIMMELJORD ART
CLAIRE SHEGOG BUSBYS FLAMINGO, 2019 Mixed Media, Hand Painted Miniature Figurines, Gold Leaf, Mirror Base, Framed 46 x 46 x 3 cm
Kevin Havelton 3008 Sy ke s D r., For t Col lins, CO 80524 US A T 4 01 368 6138 // E h i mme l jord .ar t @g ma i l .c om // himmel j ordar t.c om For over 15 years seeking the very best in emerging talent with an emphasis on artisanship and unique ideas.
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HOUSE OF FINE ART - HOFA GALLERY
MARCO GRASSI GOLD EXPERIENCE, 2019 Oil on Aluminium with Resin 150 x 150 cm
Elio D’Anna 819 L a Ci n e ga Bl vd ., Los A ngeles, C A 90069 US A T 2 1 3 2 70 1972 // E i n f o@t h e h ous e of f i n ear t .com // thehouseof f inear t.c om House of Fine Art - HOFA Gallery specializes in contemporary art by established and emerging international artists. HOFA Gallery is determined to feature a multitude of artistic disciplines with an intent focus on exceptional talent, diversity and cultural relevance.
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JAYMAY GALLERY
ROBERT HUANG MEMORY OF VENICE, 2019 Acrylic on Canvas 130 x 90 cm
J e ss i c a T s a i 7 0 1 , 7 / F, Tow er 2, Si l vercord , 30 Canton R d ., Ts i m Sha Tsui , K ow lo on , H ON G KON G T 949 413 7741 / / E jtsa i @jay may ga l ler y.c om // jay maygal ler y.c om Playing a vital role in stimulating international dialogue on contemporary art, Jaymay Gallery exclusively represents the most potential artists in the world, dedicated to breaking down boundaries between different disciplines, with a unique gallery model committed to encouraging cross-cultural exchange through two of its galleries in HK and LA. M odern + C ontemporary
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J&J ART INC
YI HO YANG BOUNDARY 4, 2018 Digital Print 28 x 41 in
Jinny Suh / Yun J Choi 10145 R e s e da Bl vd . #G, Nor thr idge, C A 91324 US A T 818 849 0836 / / E love y un sar t @g mai l .c om // jand jar t inc .c om J & J Inc. is a company based in Los Angeles dedicated to promoting artists. We identify emerging artists, and through a professional management system, prepare them for the international art scene. Additionally, with a variety of businesses, J & J Inc. develops art collaborations, licensing, and artist promotions.
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J&J ART INC
JUNG L CHANG SUN 98, 2018 Acrylic on Canvas 35 x 28 in
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J&J ART INC
YUN J CHOI SUMMER GARDEN, 2019 Mixed Media on Handmade Hanji 30 x 30 in
JINNY SUH AFTERNOON WALK, 2019 Mixed Media on Handmade Hanji 18 x 21 in
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J&J ART INC
EUNMAN HUH THE PASSION, 2019 Print 40 x 26 in
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JOHN NATSOULAS GALLERY
COSTANTINOS PTOCHOPOULOS SEIZE THE DAY, 2019 Oil on Canvas 50 x 60 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 Established 35 years ago, we focus on the Beat Generation, Funk and Bay Area figurative art. We have published over 200 books and host annual conferences. “No gallery in California does more for the arts than the John Natsoulas Gallery.” – Dana Gioia, Poet and Past President of the Nea.
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K+Y
JEFF ROBB APERTURE 16, 2019 3D Lenticular Print 90 x 90 cm
Yann Bombard 24 R u e Tre i l hard , Par i s 75008 F R AN CE T +33 612103049 / / E y an n @kplusy.c om // kplusy.c om K+Y is an art gallery founded in 2011 dedicated to a contemporary program that now represents more than a dozen emerging and mid-career international artists. Since its inception, the gallery has been part of major international art fairs to promote its artists. K+Y gallery’s 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 alike. M odern + C ontemporary
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KAHN GALLERY
GREGORY WATIN FLY CIRCLE, 2019 Acrylic and Collages on Wood, Printed Bolted Perspex 62.99 in
G e r a l d i n e H a ss l e r 20 Wen lo ck R d ., L on don N17GU UNIT ED KIN GD OM T + 4 4 7 9 10 40 20 85 / / E g era ldi n e @k a h n - ga l ler y.c om // k ahn- gal ler y.c om Kahn Gallery offers contemporary art in a relaxed and approachable atmosphere. We choose to represent art and artists who are exploring various media, techniques or ideas that are timeless. Our shows run in London and throughout international art fairs in New York, Miami, Brussels, Hamburg, Hong Kong & Zurich.
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KR MARTINDALE GALLERY
GUILLERMO BERT LA BESTIA, (THE BEAST), 2017 Natural Fibers and Bar Code with Audio File 62 x 32 in
Kim Martindale P.O. B ox 661009, Los A ngeles, C A 90066 US A T 8 0 5 3 4 0 0 3 8 4 / / E k r mar t indale@ mac .c om / / k r mar t i ndal e.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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LUSTRE CONTEMPORARY
PATRICK LAJOIE DESERT VISTA, 2019 Archival Pigment Print, Facemount to Plexi. 49 x 65 in
Patrick Lajoie Toronto, O ntar io C AN ADA T 647 517 3362 / / E mai l@lustre.ar t // lustre.ar t Showcasing emerging to mid-career contemporary Canadian artists, with a range of practices including fine art photography, abstract and figurative painting, encaustic art and fibre art.
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MANDARIN FINE ART GALLERY
ZHAO KAILIN DREAMING THE EXPECTATIONS, 2019 Oil on Canvas 52 x 48 in
John Tabacek 3430 Via Li do, Ne w p or t B eac h , C A 92663 US A T 9 4 9 246 4826 / / E i n f o@man dar i n f i n ear t .co m // mandar inf inear t.c om Mandarin Fine Art Gallery is committed to bringing the finest Chinese Contemporary Art and Artists to the West. It is our mission and vision to not only offer culturally relevant art, but to promote and celebrate creativity, truth and beauty.
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M A R K B L AC K B U R N GA L L E RY
JOHN WEHRHEIEM PAPA TONY TAMBA, WAINIHA, 1976 Black and White Photo 13 x19 in
M a r k B l a c kb u r n 1003 Bi s h op St ., Sui te 120, Honolulu , H I 96813 US A T 8 0 8 2 2 7 2 9 31 // E mk g @mauna keaga l ler i e s .com / / blac kbur nar tc onsultants.c om Established in Hilo in 1995, Mauna Kea Galleries has evolved into Mark Blackburn Gallery. A longtime passion for owner Mark Blackburn, the gallery which is located in the financial center of Honolulu, is well known throughout the world for its vast inventory of rare Hawaiian and Polynesian art and artifacts.
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MELISSA MORGAN FINE ART
ANTHONY JAMES PORTAL ICOSAHEDRON, 2019 Steel, LEDs, Specialized Glass 80 in
Alec Longmuir 73660 El Pas e o, Palm Deser t , C A 92260 US A T 7 6 0 3 4 1 1 0 5 6 / / E i n f o@me li ssamorgan f i n ear t .com / / meli ssamorganf inear t.c om Since 2002 Melissa Morgan Fine Art has developed a program that bridges Blue Chip artists with rising contemporary artists. Annually, the gallery curates exhibitions as well as site-specific installations. Currently representing 30 international contemporary artists working in all media.
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MRG FINE ART
ROBERT TANENBAUM GAZING AT KOONS, 2019 Oil on Linen 51 x 39 in
Michael Goodman 13453 Vent ura Bl vd ., Los A ngeles, C A 91423 US A T 818 277 6927 // E mrg ga l ler y @g mai l .c om // mrg f inear t.c om Founded in the spring of 2007, 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. We’re dedicated to exhibiting the finest in contemporary art while promoting those who create it.
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PANTER & HALL
ESTHER ERLICH LITTLE WOMEN, 2018 Acrylic on Canvas 44 x 54 in
Tiffany Panter & Matthew Hall 11-12 Pa l l Ma l l , Lon don S W1Y 5LU UNIT ED KIN GD OM T + 4 4 2 0 7 3 99 99 99 / / E en q ui r i e s @panteran d ha l l .c om // panterand hal l .c om Founded in 2000, Panter & Hall operates from a large space in the heart of London’s gallery district. For the past 20 years we have represented the best in figurative art from the United Kingdom and Australia becoming the leading London gallery in our field.
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REBECCA HOSSACK ART GALLERY
PHIL SHAW THE LIFE AQUATIC, 2017 Archival Print 146 x 98 in
R e b e c c a H o ss a c k 2 A Conw ay St ., Fi t zroy Sq uare, Lon don W1T 6BA UNIT ED KIN GD OM T + 4 4 2 0 7436 4899 // E i n f o@reb e cca h ossack .com // reb ec cahossac k .c om The Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery exhibits across the broad spectrum of Western Contemporary Art, while determinedly moving against some of the dominant currents of the modern art scene.
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REBECCA MOLAYEM GALLERY
REBECCA MOLAYEM SABRINA, 2019 Acrylic on Canvas 60 x 40 in
Rebecca Molayem 481 S. Fa i r f a x Ave., Los A ngeles, C A 90036 US A T 3 2 3 965 5500 / / E mreb e cca @s b cg loba l .n e t // reb ec camolayemar ts.c om Rebecca Molayem Gallery was established in 2009 with a focus on mid-career and emerging artists. The Gallery offers unique contemporary paintings and sculptures in a variety of mediums and styles.
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REHS CONTEMPORARY GALLERIES, INC.
MITSURU WATANABE NAOKO PLAYING WITH THE NANBAN-JIN, 2019 Oil and Gold Leaf on Canvas on Board 51 1/4 x 63 3/4 in
Lance Rehs 5 East 57t h St ., 8t h Flo or, New Yor k , NY 10022 US A T 212 355 5710 // E lan ce@rehs.c om // rehsc g i .c om Rehs Contemporary Galleries, Inc. represents contemporary artists that create original paintings using traditional paint application techniques; paintings that demonstrate superior technical skills and training. The works presented are the finest by today’s Contemporary Realist Artists.
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RELE GALLERY
MARCELLINA AKPOJOTOR CLOSING THE GAP (CONVERSATION SERIES), 2019 Mixed Media on Canvas 60 x 77 in
Adenrele Sonariwo 5 Mi li tar y St ., O n i k an , L agos 101001 NIGERI A T +234 809 321 5460 // E ar t@rele.c o // rele.c o A contemporary art space with growing international reputation, Rele Gallery was established to act as a critical interface between Nigeria, Africa, and the international art worlds. With two current locations in Lagos, the biggest city in Africa, it is a major player on the continent. Since its inception in 2015, it has curated critical and commercially successful exhibitions within and outside the African continent. M odern + C ontemporary
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YUNA OGINO FLOWER UNCHAINING P-300519_1, 2019 Oil on Panel 91 x 91 x 3.5 cm
Kyoko Shima P.O. B ox 416, Venic e, C A 90294 US A T 3 1 0 9 85 2522 / / E i n f o@s ea - contemp orar y.com // sea- c ontemp orar y.c om S.E.A. represents emerging, mid-carrier and established artists from Japan, United States, France and other countries with a strong message and sense of purpose. We bridge the cultural differences through understanding of the innovative vision of our artists as they continue to engage in their creative process.
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SEASIDE GALLERY
JODY WIGGINS RESCUED, 2019 Mixed Media 20 x 16 in
Tom Burgher 580 Cy p re ss St ., N -4, Pi smo B eac h , C A 93449 US A T 8 0 5 7 7 3 8 0 5 7 / / E t h e s eas i de f i n ear tga l ler y @g ma i l .co m // theseasidegal ler y.c om A fine art gallery offering quality, value and diversity for collectors seeking significant art and visitors seeking local art. Original paintings, sculpture, and photography are represented in many styles from realism to abstract from artists such as Charles Lynn Bragg, Errol Gordon, Darcy Roberts, Janice Schultz, Jody Wiggins, and Loren Ybarrondo. M odern + C ontemporary
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SIMARD BILODEAU CONTEMPORARY
STEEN IPSEN ELLIPSE 8, 2019 Ceramic and PVC 17 x 11 x 11 in
Eve-Marie Bilodeau 1923 S. Santa Fe Ave., Su i te 100, Los A ngeles, C A 90021 US A T 9 49 371 7414 / / E i n f o@s i mard b i lo deau .com // simard bi lo deau .c om Simard Bilodeau Contemporary is a fine art gallery based in Los Angeles and Shanghai which represents a selection of emerging to mid-career artists working in painting, sculpture, photomontage, and more. The gallery also offers a boutique advisory service for private and commercial clients.
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TRADING BOUNDARIES FINE ART
ROGER DEAN BLIND OWL LATE LANDING, 2019 Acrylic on Canvas 48 x 72 in
Michael Clifford & Tracy Thomson She f f i e ld G re en , Fle tch i ng , East Suss e x TN 22 3RB UNIT ED KIN GD OM T + 4 4 1 8 2 5 7 9 0 200 // E mi chae l@t radi ngb oun dar i e s .com // tradingb oundar ies.c om Showcasing the work of internationally acclaimed artist Roger Dean. His paintings for album covers for bands such as rock legends Yes have given him a worldwide following. In 2019 Valentino collaborated with Roger using his paintings, including Blind Owl Late Landing, for inspiration behind their 2020 prĂŞt-ĂĄ-porter spring/summer menswear collection. M odern + C ontemporary
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THE GALLERY STEINER
ELKE SCHMOELZER VINCENZO DREAMING OF MARY, 2019 Acrylic on Canvas 60 x 60 x 3 cm
Corinna & Dominic Steiner K ur rentgasse 4, Vienna 1010 AUST RI A T + 4 3 6 6 0 712 2817 / / E domi n i c@ga l ler y- ste i n er.c om // gal ler y- steiner.c om The mission of the family owned company, founded by Michelle(founder), Corinna(curator) & Dominic(director) Steiner stands for professionalism, modernity, diversity and internationalism. The noble address Kurrentgasse 4 represents within the 1st district one of the most prestigious locations in Vienna’s city center since its founding on June 3, 2008.
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THE GALLERY STEINER
SAMIR SAMMOUN SUNRISE ON THE BEACH, 2016 Oil on Linen Canvas 114 x 114 x 4 cm
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TIANQING GALLERY
JAY LI AS TIME GOES BY #1, 2019 Oil on Canvas 48 x 48 in
Julia Zhu R m.1104, No.80, 7886 L an e, Humin R d ., Shanghai CH IN A T +86 21 5433 5130 / / E tq ga l ler y @163.com // gal ler y.ar ton.net/70 Shanghai Tianqing Gallery is attributed to organizing art exhibitions and running an artwork business. Since it was established 19 years ago, art exhibits from Shanghai, domestic China and overseas countries have been organized by Tianqing Gallery, including exhibits of oil paintings, watercolor paintings, photographs, sculptures and pottery artworks.
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ZHANG JIAN BOOK, 2019 Oil on Canvas 24 x 20 in
ZHOU HAO ABSTRACT, 2018 Chinese Ink on Rice Paper 12.6 x 11 in
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TRINITY HOUSE PAINTINGS
ANDY WARHOL MUHAMMAD ALI (SET OF FOUR), 1978 Screen-prints on Strathmore Bristol Paper 40 x 30 in
Steven Beale, Zachary Hall & Karen Beale 82 Ma i n St ., B e l ve dere Ti buron , C A 94920 US A T 4 1 5 2 5 0 2 5 9 7 // E ar t @t r i n i t y h ous e pa i nt i ng s .com // tr init y housepaint ings.c om Trinity House Paintings is an international art dealership, specializing in Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, Modern British and Contemporary works of art.
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UKIYO-E PROJECT
ILLUSTRATOR: MASUMI ISHIKAWA | WOODCARVER: NAMI SATO PRINTER: MAKOTO NAKAYAMA DAVID BOWIE SHAPESHIFTING COMPARISON “KIDOMARU” (ALADDIN SANE), 2014 Woodblock Printing on Washi 48 x 34 cm
Shai Ohayon & Nao Uemura 11845 W. Ol y mp i c Bl vd . #1100w, Los A ngeles, C A 90064 US A T 310 749 9770 / / E i n f o@u k i yo e proj ec t.c om // uk i yo e.to day With offices in Tokyo and LA, we are dedicated to keeping Ukiyo-E alive—utilizing traditional processes and the few remaining master craftsmen to produce contemporary prints. In the spirit of Edo-period, we commission new works that commemorate the current time. Public collections: British Museum, MAK, University of Miami. M odern + C ontemporary
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UNTITLED EDITIONS
K.C. TEBBUTT PERCEPTION, 2016 Rice Paper, Minerals, Encaustic, Oil on Canvas 48 x 48 in
K C T e bb u t t 125 Ki t Car s o n R d ., Taos, NM 87571 US A T 5 7 5 7 5 8 4058 / / E ga l ler y @unt i t le d- e di t i on s .co m // unt itled- edit ions.c om Untitled Editions’ artists are working with traditional lineages, materials and methods of creating work while also incorporating cutting edge techniques to form a transdisciplinary convergence of art and science. Biophotonics, quantum physics, sacred geometry, light, archetypes, and the mandala are themes. Limited Edition museum prints of original paintings are featured.
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UNTITLED EDITIONS
KIMBERLY WEBBER PANTHERA, 2017 Rice Paper, Earth Pigments, Oil on Canvas 74 x 46 in
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WALLSPACE
BETSY ENZENSBERGER CRYSTAL CLEAR POPSICLE, 2019 Resin Sculpture 26 x 13 x 13 in
Valda Lake We st Hol l y wo o d , C A 90046 US A T 323 930 0471 // E ar t @w a l l spac ela .c om // w al l spac ela .c om Wallspace is an online vibrant art gallery exhibiting abstract, contemporary & street art from over 30 Los Angeles emerging and established artists. We are very excited about finding new visions and contributing to the launch of careers whilst also representing more established artists.
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WALTER WICKISER GALLERY
EDMUND IAN GRANT PALOOKAVILLE, 2014 Acrylic on Canvas 60 x 40 in
Walter Wickiser 210 Ele vent h Avenue, New Yor k , NY 10001 US A T 2 12 941 1817 // E w w i ck i s erg @aol .com // w alter w ic k i sergal ler y.c om Established in 1992 and currently located in Chelsea, New York, the Walter Wickiser Gallery specializes in Post-War painters of the 20th Century and international mid-career artists. The Gallery has received numerous reviews in internationally recognized art publications and participates in various international art fairs.
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WATANUKI LTD. | TOKI-NO-WASUREMONO
HAGURI TAKESHI OTOKOGI - UN, 2019 Wood Sculpture - Camphor, Acrylic Paint 200 x 90 x 80 cm
Reiko Watanuki L A S C A S A S, 5-4-1 Hon komag ome, Bun k yo -ku , Tokyo 113-0021 JAPAN T + 8 1 3 6 9 0 2 9530 / / E i n f o@tok i n ow asuremon o.com // tok inow asuremono.c om Established in 1995, we deal with modern/contemporary artists. Pioneers of Japanese modern art such as Q Ei, Onosato Toshinobu and Matsumoto Shunsuke and their following generations such as Haguri Takeshi and Noguchi Takuro. We also specialize in drawings and prints by architects such as Ando Tadao and Isozaki Arata.
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WYOMING WORKING GROUP GALLERY
JACKSON POLLOCK A1, 1949 Oil on Art Board 39 x 47 in
John T. Ravize 124 McFaul Way, Sui te 102, Z ephy r Cove, NV 89448 US A T 7 7 5 9 0 1 6 888 / / E w yomi ng wg 144@g ma i l .com / / w yoming wor k ing g roup.c om Fine art gallery researching art and artists of the American West.
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YOUNG ART GALLERY
SUHYEON KIM STONE #5, 2019 Oil on Canvas, Hand Cutting 61 x 61 cm
Kim Hwa Young 8 , B omu n san -R o 3 6 B e o n - Gi l 8, Ju ng - g u , Dae je on , Chung ch e ong nam-Do REPUBLIC OF KORE A T + 82 2 733 3410 // E hy k i m3410@naver.co m // youngar tgal ler y.c o.kr Young Art Gallery aims to contribute to the advancement of Korean contemporary art by discovering local artists and hosting exhibitions of creative and promising new talents, focusing on the prospect of a new art era.
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Honoring the voices and movements that came before, ROOTS is a dedicated exhibition space for galleries that showcase historical works and contemporary artists following in those traditions.
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KENT WILLIAMS TRACY WITH RAFIA CROWN, 2019 Oil on Linen 24 x 18 in
Jerry Suqi 2753 W. Ful ler ton Ave., Chicago, IL 60647 US A T 3 1 2 6 17 8711 // E jer r y @ga ler i e f le der maus .com // galer ief leder maus.c om Bridging past and present, our exhibitions juxtapose modern masters with contemporary artists and speak to a continuum of craft and content. Our mission is to create a unified aesthetic that transcends time and elevates skill and substance in concert with beauty.
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JACQUES BOULENGER DE LA WALSE AU TANGO, 1920 Book Printed on Deluxe Japan Paper with a total of 7 Porchoir Illustrated Plates all Signed. PARIS: A l’Enseigne du Masque d’Or, 1920. No. 36 of 92 Copies Printed on de Luxe Japan Paper from a Total Edition of 1,100 copies. French text.
John-Peter Hayden, Jr. 432 S. Cur s on Ave., 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, Cocktails/Drinks & Nightlife, and Art Deco first editions. A bookbinder/ conservator is on staff to offer clients complete restoration and bookbinding services.
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DAQIAN, ZHANG (ALSO KNOWN AS CHANG DAI-CHIEN) (B.1899) LOTUS Ink and Color on Paper. Hanging Scroll 178 x 95 cm
Lisal Ong L A A r t Stat i on . 818 W. L as Tu nas D r., San Gabr iel , C A 91776 US A T 6 2 6 345 8668 // E i n f o@li nwo o d sauc t i on .com // linwo o d sauc t ion.c om Linwoods Art is a premier gallery in LA. Over decades, the gallery has emerged in stature to encompass a network of renowned artists and art connoisseurs worldwide. Linwoods provides the highest standards of Appraisal and Valuation services in Chinese Works of Art and Paintings, through traditional estate sales and advanced art management.
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HONG BO LAKE LIGHT AND CLOUD, 2019 Ink on Rice Paper 31.5 cm x 40.5 cm
HONG BO UNDER THE SKY OF THE GOLDEN STATE, 2019 Ink on Rice Paper 31.5 cm x 40.5 cm
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CHILDE HASSAM DESCENDING THE STEPS, CENTRAL PARK, 1895 Oil on Canvas 35 x 35 in
William Rau 622 R oy a l St ., New O r leans, L A 70130 US A T 866 349 0485 / / E i n f o@rauant iques.c om // msrau .c om Since 1912, M.S. Rau has earned the trust of discerning collectors worldwide. Our gallery offers one of the most extensive collections of museum quality fine art spanning centuries and styles by masters like Claude Monet, Childe Hassam, Norman Rockwell and William Bouguereau.
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NIKOLAI BLOKHIN FORTUNE TELLER, 2006 Oil on Canvas 65.5 x 65.5 in
Eugene Bocharov & Vlad Demydov 710 12t h St ., Sac ramento, C A 95814 US A T 916 760 7772 / / E i n f o@n b - ga l ler y.c om // nb - gal ler y.c om NB Gallery is a fine art gallery. Our emphasis is on traditional oil paintings and sculptures, along with 20th century European Masterpieces which makes our gallery a must destination for discerning collectors worldwide. We welcome new and mature collectors and offer our extensive knowledge and resources in developing collections. R oots
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DANIEL RIDGWAY KNIGHT (1839-1924) MARIA AMONG THE POPPIES, C. 1950 Oil on canvas on board 32 1/2 x 26 1/4 in Signed and Inscribed Paris
Howard Rehs 5 E . 57t h St ., 8t h Fl ., New Yor k , NY 10022 US A T 212 355 5710 / / E info@rehs.c om // rehs.c om Specializing in 19th and 20th Century European and American Fine Art.
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MARINA K. REHRMANN EVOLUTION 999, 2019 Acrylic 48 x 60 in
Erik Lucian 600 W. Broad w ay, Sui te 335, Glendale, C A 91204 US A T 3 2 3 640 1618 / / E t h ear t wor k s 4@y a h o o.com // ar t wor k sbroad w ay.c om Our vision is through aesthetics to enrich lives, culture and the future of planet earth and to encourage further the avant-garde.
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Works on Paper is a dedicated exhibition space for showcasing photographs and other works not on traditional canvas.
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DANIEL ALLEN COHEN PERIODIC TABLE OF DRUGS - XXL PRINT, 2020 UV Inks on Archival Paper 50 x 86 in
Tiffany Simms 4571 W. Was h i ng ton Bl vd ., Los A ngeles, C A 90016 US A T 323 424 7432 // E dt r.st u di o.la @g mai l .c om // dtr- studio.c om In his largest, most ambitious project to date, Daniel Allen Cohen has created an immersive art installation that apes the aesthetic of a college chemistry classroom. The setting is his invented Hofmann University, named after eponymous Swiss scientist Albert Hofmann, who discovered and first ingested LSD in the mid-twentieth century.
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RACHEL BERKOWITZ WEDNESDAY, SINGER, 2018 Digital Print on Pearl Paper 24 x 18 in
Emily McEwan-Upright 7363 Montere y St., Gi lroy, C A 95020 US A T 408 206 0018 // E i n f o@ga l ler y 1202.c om // gal ler y1202.c om Gallery 1202 is a contemporary art gallery in the south San Francisco Bay Area representing international and U.S. based artists, both mid-career and emerging. We primarily focus on the works of female/women artists that deal with motherhood/ birth, ideals of femininity, challenging patriarchy and documenting other social phenomenon.
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RITU SINHA MY BODY, MY SOUL, 2019 Acrylic, Watercolor, Gold Paper, and Crosia on Paper 30 x 63 in
NATALIE LENNARD ROYAL BLOOD, 2018 Hahnemuhle Pearl Paper 60 x 80 cm
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HIROSHI YOSHIDA SAILING BOATS - MIST, 1926 Woodblock Print 20 x 14.25 in
Michael Verne 2207 Mur ray Hi l l R d ., Cleveland , OH 44106 US A T 216 231 8866 // E ver n e col le c t i on @g mai l .c om // ver negal ler y.c om The Verne Collection specializes in antique and contemporary Japanese prints, and prints and paintings by American artists living in Japan. The Verne Collection was established 1953 and is considered one of the most important contemporary Japanese print and painting galleries in the world.
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Hailing from around the world, the exhibitors in Project Space showcase a broad array of ideas and talents in the form of solo exhibitions, presented by participating galleries.
PROJECT SPACE
P R O J E C T SPA C E
B A N C S GA L L E RY
VAN GROTEWIEL LUCIFER FILS DU MATIN, 2018 Oil 46 x 24 in
Erez Safar 1976 S. L a Ci en e ga #199, Los A ngeles, C A 90034 US A T 323 374 5921 / / E ar t @ban c sga l ler y.c om // banc sgal ler y.c om Specializing in modern art, Bancs Gallery presents emerging and established artists in the digital space as well as art fairs across the globe. The unique artists Bancs presents differ in medium and composition, but are brought together by their unifying element of mixing mediums, modern art aesthetics and thought-provoking imagery.
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SHLOME J HAYUN RETRO HAMSA BLING, 2019 Spray Paint, Acrylic, and Glass Glitter on Canvas 40 x 30 in
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JEFF GILLETTE MICKEY POWERLINES DISMALAND, 2019 Acrylic and Collage on Canvas 30 x 45 in
Bert Green 8 S. Mi ch igan Ave., Sui te 620, Chicago, IL 60603 US A T 312 434 7544 / / E b er tg re en f i near t@g mai l .c om // bg f a .us Bert Green Fine Art exhibits emerging, mid-career, queer and underrepresented artists. We present smart, challenging work and site-specific exhibitions, and publish original limited edition lithographs, letterpress, giclees, serigraphs, and photographic prints.
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JOSHUA SMITH PNEUMA, 2019 Oil on Canvas 36 x 36 in
Wendy Kesterson 7400 Si x For k s R d ., R aleigh , N C 27615 US A T 9 1 9 8 7 0 5342 // E jos huasmi t har t @s b cg loba l .n e t // j oshuasmithf inear t.c om Our goal is to set standards of excellence by exhibiting fine art from local, national, and world-renowned artists. With our extensive collection of traditional and contemporary original paintings, works on paper, sculptures and glass, we can further enrich or transform any space.
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NING ZHOU DIFFERENTIATION IN A SEA OF SAMENESS, 2017 Original Photograph on Photographic Paper Sandwiched Between Sheets of Acrylic 60 x 40 in
Lisa Li 35 Jou r n e y, A li so Viej o, C A 92656 US A T 714 726 1763 // E i n f o @ewcaf.c om // ewcaf.c om The mission of the East West Culture and Arts Foundation is to promote cultural and artistic ties between China and the United States. Toward that end, we are presenting the art photography of Ning Zhou, a Chinese artist whose work is in alignment with modern Western artistic traditions.
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J.T. BURKE FLORA, 2019 Archival Pigment Print 36 x 24 in
Chris Davies 2636 S. L a Ci en e ga Bl vd ., Los A ngeles, C A 90034 US A T 310 890 8833 / / E ch r i s @f ab r i k p roje c ts.c om // f abr i kproj ec ts.c om Fabrik 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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OLIVIER LAVOREL 1901 - VENISE, 2019 Oil on Canvas 120 x 80 cm
B r u n o M a ss a 12 R ue Vi v ienne, Par i s 75002 F R A N CE T + 3 3 6 6 1 0 0 1 033 / / E contac t @ga ler i eb r u n omassa .com // galer iebr unomassa .c om Galerie Bruno Massa based in Paris, NYC & Tbilisi was founded in January 2013 and is dedicated to exhibit the latest works of contemporary art. Our gallery is able to operate at the forefront of the most dynamic international markets including (e) commerce art market.
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D E S I G N L A A RT
DESIGN LA ART serves as a curated space to showcase prominent international design galleries. DESIGN LA ART will provide an art market for collectible contemporary design and functional art, showcasing the best in objects of design, art, jewelry, architecture and furnishings presented adjacent to today’s leading global modern and contemporary galleries.
CHARON KRANSEN ARTS (CKA)
REKA LORINCZ CLEANING LADY, NECKLACE/OBJECT, 2019 Vintage Art Nouveau Dustpan & Brush, Vintage Jewelry 8 x 8 x 2 in
Charon Kransen By A p p o i nt ment Onl y 817 We st En d Avenue, Sui te 11C, New Yor k , NY 10025 US A T 2 1 2 6 2 7 5 073 / / E charon @charon k ran s enar ts .com // c haronkransenar ts.c om The focus of the gallery is showing contemporary innovative jewelry and objects made by jewelry artists from around the world.
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ZHIPENG TAN 33 STEP CHAIR (LARGE), 2019 Brass 31.5 x 27.56 x 24.8 in
Xiao Lu 350 N Camden D r., B ever l y Hi l l s, C A 90210 US A T 213 294 5564 // E i n f o@ga l ler yal l .c om // gal ler yal l .c om As one of the first design galleries originated in China, Gallery All leads the way of Asia’s rapidly-escalating art and design market and exhibits works that blur the line between Fine Art and Design, the traditional and contemporary, within both the Eastern and Western realms.
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Stunning earring and necklace suite boasting 31 diamonds, 115 carats of near-colorless “Asscher” cut diamonds set in platinum on a pavé chain. Each perfectly matched stone features its own report from the Gemological Institute of America.
We st Pa l m B each • Nap le s • Ju p i ter • For t Myer s • Palm B eac h • Wel ling ton US A T 888.888.G E MS // prov identj ewelr y.c om Estate jewelry, luxury timepieces, custom design, watch repair and antique buying.
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DIVERSEartL A
dedicated to bringing together some of the most important local and international art institutions, museums and non-profit organizations for an elevated and thoughtful dialog. The communities of Los Angeles reflect an impressive variety of ethnic backgrounds, and its iconic natural environs are equally varied and vast. To honor this unique biodiversity, we are focusing on the representation of contemporary artists from around the world as a part of each institution. As we approach the 2020 US presidential election, I believe the importance of this year’s curatorial focus should remain committed to fostering and learning about the organizations supporting inclusion and diversity. DIVERSEartLA will be expanded to embrace and celebrate those art institutions and art collectors who support LA’s newest and largest iteration of art community, as well as to create a strong conversation around a variety of events and programs, thus serving as a platform and resource for diversity’s best practices and leadership, including ALL of Los Angeles’ communities. This year we are thrilled to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the LA Art Show with a magnificent event that will reflect LA’s expansive natural habitats and cultural diversity, as well as DIVERSEartLA as an essential part of making museums and cultural institutions models for pluralistic communities. There is nothing more important than inclusion in a moment where U.S. political and social culture is defined by division.
-Marisa Caichiolo
DIVERSEartLA
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FROM THE SOUTH P O R T R A I T S : P U N TA A R E N AS A N D VA L PA R A Í S O by
Vicente González Mimica
The artist presents black-and-white portraits from two cities in the south of Chile. Like in the Charles Dickens novel A Tale of Two Cities, one city (London) is described as law-abiding and orderly— analogous to how the artist presents Punta Arenas—and is contrasted with a largely politically agitated city (Paris), which is how González sees Valparaíso. As the artist describes: “The city is violent to me at first sight, perhaps with the character of who has made himself. It grows every day like the jungle that penetrates its streams in all the hills that make it up to reach the sea. It is not planned, it only occupies the spaces left by nature, like plants in an abandoned garden.” In González’s Liceo series, he celebrates the individual achievements of each student, while seeing the fruits of hard work of families, teachers, and friends. They have been suspended in a time defining adolescence and hope. These students’ portraits in school uniforms, in long Liceo hallways and in workshops wearing trade uniforms, is reminiscent of a hopeful past. It is as if González was evoking the ancestors who arrived to these shores to fulfill dreams and prosper. As Alfred Doblin wrote on August Sanders’ portraits of German people: they are a maximized expression of the combined efforts of a social class, where the greatest achievement is the taming of individuality. He adds that it was their desire to succeed that brought them to this point, and that belonging to this place ultimately held them back as people.
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T H E T R U E LOV E O F C O L L E C T I N G HOW COLLECTORS RESHAPE THE INTERNATIONAL ART SCENE
It’s no mystery that many of our museum experiences are led by visionary collectors who have either made significant donations or opened new museums to exhibit their extensive art collections. Art Collectors shape the international contemporary art scene because of the unique decisions and thoughtful connections with other art enthusiasts and art market players. AAL Magazine from Chile will bring an exhibition that explores the Subjectivity of Collecting in the contemporary art world today. It will reveal the mystery behind the passion of collecting, and focus on the question about what exactly makes them fall in love with an art piece. Collectors recognize the value that artists bring to communities, and bring them to the light of other art professionals and art institutions.
COLLECTORS & ARTISTS Collection AAL, Chile - Bernardo Oyarzún Collection Ca.Sa., Chile - Mono Lira Collection AMA Foundation, Chile - Enrique Ramirez Kim Martindale, USA - Raphael Montañez Ortiz Lidia Rubinstein, Argentina/USA - Mariana Telleria Kai Loebach, Germany/USA - Ricardo Alcaide
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Arte Al Limite (Chile)
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I N S TA L L AT I O N B I RT H O F T H E N I E M A N D by
Viktor Freso (slovakia)
The Birth of the Niemand consists of monumental large sculptures. They represent a whole range of negative emotions that people try to hide in their lives, such as maliciousness, inferiority complex, and unhealthy self-confidence. The artist studied in Bratislava at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design and in Prague at the Academy of Fine Arts. Frešo is one of the most remarkable figures of the contemporary art world in the region of the former Czechoslovakia, Europe. His work and overall approach to art is rather untypical, but at the same time they reflect the situation in society and culture. The artist creates sophisticated concepts and projects presenting them as seemingly simple closed “Pieces of Art.” He is often critical in his works and aggressively expresses his contempt of the art scene itself and its processes but with a light, humorous and playful undertone. One of the most fascinating elements of his creation is the seeming counterpoint of emphasis on huge, grandiose EGO connected with a Gesture in combination with disarming self-ironic humility. His ability to reveal dark sides of his soul stumbles and throws them to the world regardless of consequences, shifting the author’s concepts to broader possibilities of perception of the reasons of his work. Viktor Frešo is interested in direct, efficient, visual tools. He creates a certain
space between action/reaction and the conditions of
quick recognition of relations between the expressing of me and the indication of others.
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Image: ARTIST: VIKTOR FRESO BIRTH OF THE NIEMAND, 2017 210 x 700 x 700 cm
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I S E E YO U , I A M S E E N : O N T H E I M PAC T OF T H E D I V E R S I T Y
In recent years, initiatives to diversify art museum staff have accrued considerable currency. Although more work is still needed, the calls for greater diversity have rippled through the art world. In Los Angeles, The Broad has been a leading institution in this work through its innovative Diversity Apprenticeship Program (DAP). A fulltime, paid apprenticeship in art handling and preparations for those underrepresented on museum staffs, the DAP is shifting demographics and changing the landscape of equity in the museum field.
Taking its title from a speech by educator and former Black Panther party member Ericka Huggins to the American Alliance of Museums, this space features immersive photography and video which highlight the first-hand experiences of DAP participants as they build museum careers.
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Photo by: KYA WILLIAMSON I SEE YOU, I AM SEEN: ON THE IMPACT OF THE DIVERSITY APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM
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PYRAMIDS by
Gronk
For his new work called “Pyramids,” L.A. artist Gronk will be reimaging the opera stage he originally designed and painted in 2013 for Peter Sellar’s adaptation of Purcell’s semi-opera, “The Indian Queen (1695).” That work connected Purcell’s fanciful notions of the Conquest with current issues of immigration and authoritarianism. During the run of the LA Art Show, Gronk will be painting on a full-size mock-up of a theatrical stage, providing visitors with a behind-the-curtain view of his artistic practice as well as of the set making involved in performance and media culture. Unlike a theatrical performance, the set design will be completed only after the exhibition closes and the audience is gone. Rather than see a finished work, visitors will be able to interact with the artist, participating in the process of making a “political theater” for our contemporary moment. Programs will include a dialogue between Gronk and Peter Sellars, and an impromptu performance, both using the theatrical space created by “Pyramids.”
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Image: KELLEY O’CONNOR AS FEDERICO GARCÍA LORCA AND DAWN UPSHAW AS MARGARITA XIRGU IN AINADAMAR, 2005. Photograph by Ken Howard. Reproduced by permission of Santa Fe Opera.
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T R A N S C E N D I E N TS : HEROES AT BORDERS, A CONTEMPORARY ART EXHIBITION BY TAIJI TERASAKI IN COLLABORATION WITH THE JAPANESE AMERICAN NATIONAL MUSEUM
TRANSCENDIENTS is a unique collaboration between artist Taiji Terasaki and JANM that honors HEROES AT BORDERS: individuals that advocate and fight for those who face discrimination, prejudice and inequity at borders both physical and conceptual. These heroes, whether known or unsung, inspire their fellow Americans, their neighborhoods and communities, government policy, and social change. By illuminating their stories, we hope to educate museumgoers about their work and inspire a spirit of unity and action in support of democracy and justice for all. This exhibition spotlights important figures working to overcome and transcend borders that reinforce discrimination, inequity, and intolerance. Whether it be those fighting to rectify human rights injustices and to counter anti-immigrant sentiments and actions, members of the LGBTQ+ community seeking equal rights, women pressing for equal pay, or religious adherents who want to worship in safety, these heroes use their personal experiences to build bridges of understanding that connect us at the core of our collective humanity. It is imperative that those who believe in freedom, fairness, and social justice are emboldened to unite and support the forces of democracy and human decency. These concerns–their echoes in history and their far-reaching future impact–are the impetus for this unique collaboration between artist Taiji Terasaki and JANM.
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In
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DAC T I LO S C O P I A R O SA : V I D E O A R T A N D Q U E E R CO N ST R U C T I O N S
The exhibition will be from the archive materials, documentations and teachings from the transfeminist/Queer archive of the Museum, didactic materials from the constructions of social movements that managed to pass the social perspective that existed on the LGTBQ community in the 70s, 80s and 90s in Spain under Franco Dictatorship. The
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celebrations, activisms and vintage posters. The first version of this installation outside of the Museum La Neomudejar was in 2018 at the Matadero Space in Madrid, parallel to the world pride celebration in the city.
It will be a chronoloty of the movement of sexual liberation / LGTBQ in Spain (1970-2016).
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Image: ARTIST: JOSE RAMON DA CRUZ MADREQUENTINA Photography
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D I V E R S I T Y WA L KS A N D TA L KS by
Miss Art World
The “Diversity Walks and Talks” performance invites individual proclaimers of LA’s culture to strut the runway in celebration of their uniqueness, showcasing LA’s diversity. A variety of participants will be pre-selected and interviewed about what diversity represents to them. Their interviews will play during the runway either in video or audio format. Spectators will also be recruited live to walk the runway. A photographer at the end of the runway will document all individuals and their photos will be instantly displayed on a runway wall. This performance, like LA’s fashion and celebrity culture, is high energy, fast-paced, and confident.
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I G O I N G TO .. ( A N I N T E R AC T I V E S PAC E I N T E R V E N T I O N ) by
Adriana Ramirez
Adriana Ramirez is a conceptual artist from Colombia. Her work was part of biennials, exhibitions in different parts of the world inviting the collective to participate in most of her installations. This platform has an axis:
Everyone’s capacity to decide and become the
creator of his or her own destiny, and therefore the responsibility of the community’s future. It is based on two premises: the first, is that we do not come to this world only to know ourselves, but also we come to it with the possibility of creating ourselves; and the second, is that every individual is surrounded by a social group and coexists thanks to language.
As a result, this platform invites people to experience language’s power to build future realities by declaring: when one AFFIRMS something, language is used to describe reality. It means that words depend on the world which already exists; for instance “Today its raining.” On the other hand, when one DECLARES something, language is used to define reality, therefore our world will depend on the words pronounced; for example, “Today, I am going to listen before speaking.”
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T H E R E C O U L D B E A M O N S T E R I N S I D E YO U by
PS JM C o l l e ct i v e (C a n a r y I s l a n d s )
PSJM is a team of creation, theory and management formed by Cynthia Viera (Las Palmas G.C., 1973) and Pablo San José (Mieres, 1969). PSJM present themselves as an «art brand», thus appropriating the procedures and strategies of advanced capitalism to subvert their symbolic structures. PSJM acts as a trademark of happening art addressing issues of the artwork in the market, communication with consumers, or function as an artistic quality, using communication resources borrowed from capitalism of the spectacle to underscore the paradoxes produced by its unbridled development.
PSJM will present at the LA ART SHOW 2020 the same performance they created for the 58th Venice Biennale context: one of its corporate performances in which uniformed hostesses interact with the public in order to cause startle and reflection. Combining marketing and totalitarianism, using the strategy of “overidentification” theorized by Zizek, the collective presents itself aesthetically appropriating the strategies and modes of seduction of the capitalist system in an authoritarian way.
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Tim Tompkins
A descendent of the Qajar Royal Dynasty in the Middle East, a multi-talented force dedicated to creativity and arts, and an avid contemporary art collector, Homeira Goldstein has built an unrivaled reputation championing national and international artists promoting art and culture in Greater Los Angeles. As the Chairman of the Board of TIME4ART, she has been instrumental in creating opportunities for artists to reach public audiences using traditional and innovative venues, such as art centers, pop-up venues, open spaces, and private homes.
The inspiration for Timothy Tompkins’s work, is the reflection of both physically and metaphorically a relational narrative which dissolves into form and color. This effect endeavors to mimic the layers of codes and semiotics of an image while simultaneously asking the viewer to participate in an expanded dialogue of contemplation and connotation of content. Additionally, the paintings attempt to reflect the influences of contemporary society, such as consumerism, mass media, and digital culture. Tompkins’s interest in both the language of painting and contemporary theories of visual culture attract him to the images produced by various media, as a loose visual connection to painting’s history and the medium’s influence as a visual communicator.
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FEATURED EXHIBITIONS
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Featured
Exhibitions create immersive experiences to engage audiences through
thought-provoking
artworks,
performances
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other
exhibitions offered by participating galleries, highlighting works that will be talked about for years to come. Highlights this year include works by M.C. Escher, Kazu Hiro, Choi Young Wook, John Wehrheim, Chiba Sogen, Eric Johnson, Lorenzo Marini and much more.
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Photo by Ken Kato at Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, 2018
3.11 R E Q U I E M A N D R E V I VA L by
Chiba Sogen
CHIBA Sogen’s 3.11 Requiem and Revival work transcribes newspaper reports of the Great East Japan Earthquake. Chiba created a new work in this series for the current exhibition. Given we are now seven years on from 3/11 our memories of the event are fading. We seek to record the memories of unimaginable disaster, and consider how we can move beyond them. Chiba himself is from the disaster-hit Ishinomaki district, and has used his indominable spirit to move beyond misfortune and challenge himself to create works and imagery that can only be expressed in calligraphy. *The above text is from the catalog of Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, 2018
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Kitai Gallery
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A L P H AC U B E by
Lorenzo Marini
After Milan, Venice and Dubai, Lorenzo presents his new art-installation ALPHACUBEÂ in the USA. The curator, Sabino Maria FrassĂ , explains that AlphaCube turns that paradigm of the the white cube as the best form for conveying contemporary art. The artwork is a large white cube which invites guests inside an immersive space animated by letters, light and sound. The white cube rises in space like something alien, as much in form as in content: while it is obvious that the artist has a certain fascination for Dadaism and Futurism, which he reinterprets and actualizes, it also cannot be denied that the focus of the installation is not an aesthetic satisfaction, but a social and cultural stimulus.
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Bruce Lurie Gallery
F eatured E xhibitions
I C O N O C L A S TS by
Kazu Hiro
KAZU HIRO is a contemporary hyperrealist sculptor living and working in Los Angeles. After working 25 years as a special effects makeup artist in Hollywood, Kazu decisively shifted focus in 2012, dedicating himself semi-full time to fine art sculpture. Using resin, platinum silicone, and many other materials, Kazu constructs three-dimensional portraits in a scale two times life size. Kazu has received numerous accolades throughout his career including an Academy Awards Oscar in 2018 for his work in the film “Darkest Hour” helping good friend, actor, Gary Oldman to portray Winston Churchill. Kazu Hiro’s newest Hyperreal Portrait Sculpture will be unveiled at the LA Art Show in Copro Gallery’s booth and a retrospective of past works in the lobby.
Presented
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Copro Gallery
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K A R M A : T H E M O O N JA R A S T H E E P I TO M E O F L I F E by
Choi Young Wook
Choi Young Wook has been painting the Chosun’s moon-jar for quite a number of years. The image of the moon-jar almost fills up the whole canvas, which at a glance, looks as if the painter executed it using a hyperrealistic technique. This is why some viewers or critics are quick to categorize his work as hyperrealism, but this interpretation is wrong. His work is not an objective representation of the image in a hyperrealistic style, but is rather, inclined to be subjective. The depiction of the image of the moon-jar is merely dressed in the style of figurative description. The only critical criterion that is summoned to interpreting his work as hyperrealistic is the reference to the description of the surface cracks on the pot, and this stems from the misunderstanding that the image of hairline cracks on the glazed porcelain surface represents the real fissure on the surface.
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SM F i n e A r t G a l l e r y
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MAIZE PROJECT by
Eric Johnson
The “Maize Project” abstractly represents a lodge pole like structure. In the Native American culture, the lodge pole is a gathering place and the title and shape of the sculpture reference a section of an ear of maize corn. For Johnson, this alludes to his Native American heritage and also is a call to raise awareness to issues of global hunger, alternative fuel, and corn’s complicated relationship to our food supply. The piece is assembled from more than 300 individually cast polyester resin units -- “kernels,” as he calls them. The kernels were made in Johnson’s studio with various artists, friends and community members in assistance. The communal project took several years to complete. Participants were invited to select resin colors, sequencing of pours, and encase small objects or messages into the kernels. Customization ranges from the light hearted (candy corn) to the profound (baby teeth of a lost child).
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F a b r i k P r o j e ct s
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O F A E S T H E T I C S & T H E V E R N AC U L A R by
B a u a D e v i (M a s t e r A r t i s t
of
Mithila Painting)
This exhibition will showcase works by Baua Devi, a master artist of the Mithila or Madhubani style of painting in India. The Madhubani painting tradition played a key role in environmental conservation efforts in India in 2012, where there was frequent deforestation in the state of Bihar. Local trees were being cut down in the name of development. The main reason for the conservation effort was that the trees are traditionally adorned with the forms of gods and other religious and spiritual images. This recognition of the cultural and aesthetic significance of the trees saved them from being cut down. Madhubani paintings mostly depict people and their association with nature as well as scenes and deities from the ancient epics. Generally, no space is left empty; the gaps are filled by paintings of flowers, animals, birds and even geometric designs.
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Arushi Arts / New Delhi / Los Angeles
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TAY LO R C A M P : T H E E D G E O F PA R A D I S E by
John Wehrheim
In 1969, thirteen Hippie refugees from campus riots, war protests and police brutality fled to the remote Hawaiian island of Kauai. Before long this little tribe of men, women and children were arrested and sentenced to ninety days hard labor for having no money and no home. Island resident Howard Taylor, brother of actress Elizabeth, bailed out the group and invited them to camp on his vacant ocean front land then left them on their own, without any restrictions, regulations or supervision. Soon waves of hippies, surfers and troubled Vietnam vets found their way to this clothing optional, pot-friendly, tree house village at the end of the road on the Island’s North Shore. John Wehrheim’s 1970s photographs reveal a community that created order without rules and rejected materialism for the healing power of nature.
Presented
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Mark Blackburn
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All M.C. Escher’s Works and Text © The M.C. Escher Company, Baarn, The Netherlands. All Rights Reserved. M.C. Escher ® is a Registered Trademark.
T H E W O R KS O F M . C . E S C H E R Walker Fine Art features the world’s largest gallery collection of prints, drawings and watercolors from the estate of M.C. Escher as well as a selection of other modern masters. For the 2020 LA Art Show, the gallery will be presenting a museum quality selection that includes a number of M.C. Escher works that have never been exhibited on the West Coast as well as unique M.C. Escher objects from the personal collection of gallery owner Rock J. Walker.
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Walker Fine Art
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FASHION
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F ashion
Sue Wong is an internationally renowned fashion designer, visionary and icon. For many years Sue Wong has been a recognized and well-respected Fashion Designer in America with a global reach and international distribution in twenty-seven countries. Recently, during LA Fashion Week, she was honored with a spectacular Retrospective Fashion Show and received a coveted Lifetime Achievement Award. As Vice-President of Design for the Arpeja in the 1970s, Ms. Wong became an immediate stellar success, catapulting the company’s sales from a mere $2million in annual revenues to over $52million within a three year time period - a stunning and unprecedented success in the fashion industry for the times. The SUE WONG Designer label began in 1985 and ruled the American Evening Market for the next decade, selling to the highest level stores in America, such as Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom and Bloomingdales, in addition to 27 countries globally, becoming the number one source for the Evening category, proving that the SUE WONG signature is beloved internationally, and appreciated by women all over the world. The intricate detailing such as hand beading and embellishments gave her designs a definite identifiable signature that separated her beautiful designs from the other offerings in the marketplace. Her business skyrocketed to meteoric heights because of the affordable pricing and high quality workmanship of her beautiful unique designs that were manufactured and crafted in China.
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SUE WONG haute glamour evening gowns are favored by many luminous Hollywood stars. The stars appear on various red carpets and important Hollywood events, including the EMMYS, GOLDEN GLOBE AND OSCAR ceremonies. Hollywood stars who have been dressed in signature SUE WONG designs include Taylor Swift, Anne Hathaway, Minnie Driver. Jessica Biel, Kelly Osbourne, Tyra Banks, Jane Seymour and countless many other celebrities. She continues to be the proven Alchemist, now expanding her artistic canvas into design modalities for Fashion, Home, Lifestyle, Interiors, and signature Hotels. Additionally, Ms. Wong was just recently appointed a coveted professorship at Zhejiang Industrial University, which specializes in Fashion Design, Interior Design, Industrial design as well as Graphic Design. A new SUE WONG MUSEUM project is now in talks on thirty lakefront acres right outside the city of Hangzhou, where she will be contributing her legacy of more than 10,000 pieces of her invaluable archival collection to serve as visual inspiration for an entire new generation of aspiring fashion designers, encouraging them to pursue their dreams, hopes and aspirations. SUE WONG will have her hand in the design of the architecture as well as the interiors and landscape design of the entire SUE WONG Museum project. She visualizes a visionary work of avant-garde architecture, which will also serve as the area’s cultural center for the Arts.
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Sue Wong is poised to design her first namesake SUE WONG branded hotel, promising to deliver a spectacular, unique signature hotel with verve and style--inspired by her glamorous 1920’s historical Hollywood palazzo, THE CEDARS--which served as host for a constellation of legendary Hollywood stars and musical royalty-including Norma Talmadge, BÊla Lugosi, Errol Flynn, Howard Hughes, Marilyn Monroe, Jimi Hendrix, Lou Reed and the Velvet Underground, Andy Warhol, Dennis Hopper, Bob Dylan, Jim Morrison, The Rolling Stones, and Johnny Depp. It has also been featured in a number of Hollywood classics, including Sunset Boulevard (1949) and Easy Rider (1969). The Cedars has been featured in many publications, including Antiques & Fine Art, In-Style Home, Hello, Hola and Los Angeles Times. Sue Wong has been accorded over 100 awards and recognitions over the course of her fifty year career. Some of her honors include the Visionary Award for Asia Society, recognition of excellence from the California State Assembly, California State Legislature, the California State Senate, a USA Congressional Honor, recognitions from the LA County Superintendent, Mike Antonovich, two honors from the Mayor of LA for her contribution to Culture, Fashion and the Arts, a Lifetime Achievement award from LA Fashion Week, innumerable Designer of the Year Awards and many more.
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INK Rarely seen on this scale outside of Asia, The 2020 LA Art Show will be showcasing a diverse and comprehensive array of Pan-Asian ink paintings throughout the fair, featuring artists from Japan and China. Ink painting originated in East Asia as the tradition of using carbonbased black ink and calligraphic brush painting techniques. Ink is as synonymous with painting in the East as oil is with painting in the West.
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I nk
DEFORMITY by
Wang Fei
CM2 Space features Wang Fei’s ink series “Deformity.” Wang is an important experimental ink artist resulting from China’s “85 Art Movement.” He is well versed in the spirit and technique of traditional ink painting, but creates controversy and debate in breaking traditional principles. The use of “Dead Ink” in his works are traditionally called “sick ink” or known to be “illegal.” They are a means of expression, subverting the traditional rules of brush and ink aesthetics. In subject matter, he’s abandoned the traditional sentiment of literati painting and looks directly upon current society and nature. Wang challenges the conventional patterns of Chinese ink painting, subject, and methods. He does not express his frustrations in extreme ways but uses irony to depict the cold attitude of the Chinese population that refuse to acknowledge the need for change, the population that want to reside in the safety of convention.
Presented
by
C M 2 S p a c e (L o s A n g e l e s , C A)
I nk
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FA U VIST INK by
Yang Xiaojian
Yang Xiaojian, the Chinese artist born in 1960, whose bold revival of classical calligraphy into a form reflective of Western abstract expressionism has earned himself the title of “the Oriental Ink Beast.” In these large works on rice paper, the artist deconstructs Chinese ideograms into powerful, ambitious compositions that challenge conventional East-West categorization, showing the rawness of the emotions delivered by Yang. In the words of Professor Fan Di’an, Director of the National Art Museum of China Curator for Contemporary Art: “Yang Xiaojian is an artist who challenges both native tradition and western influence with a Chinese traditional medium—the ink and wash—an art form that he committed himself to for the last 20 years, proving in the process that art is both a means of spiritual redemption and an action of cultural transcendence of universal significance.”
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C o s p a c e (S h a n g h a i , C h i n a )
I nk
C O N T E M P O R A RY I N K A N D N E W C A L L I G R A P H Y by
Bian Hong, Li Huichang, Li Zhi Hong, Fan Peng,
and
Yuan Fuguo
“Contemporary Ink and New Calligraphy” is the curated contemporary ink and calligraphy exhibit to be presented to Western audiences by East Art Center, Beijing. East Art Center aims to highlight the contemporary ink paintings that were born out of the “85 New Wave (New Art Movement)” and the exemplary artists that pushed the medium to new places. “Contemporary Ink and New Calligraphy” will be featuring artists: Bian Hong, Li Huichang, Li Zhi Hong, Fan Peng, and Yuan Fuguo. These artists are threaded by their unique applications and angles that fuse the traditional Chinese ink medium and philosophies with contemporary aesthetics and ideals.
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E a s t A r t C e n t e r (B e i j i n g , C h i n a )
I nk
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JA PA N E S E I N K PA I N T I N G by
Sogen Chiba
Sogen Chiba, is a Japanese Calligrapher, from Ishinomaki in Miyagi. One of his skills is the “Spiral Splash,” that is to swing the stem of a very long and thin brush intentionally to splash the ink and to draw the spiral form of it. Sogen developed the tool called ‘Cho cho ho,’ which means very long brush himself. This skill is not just swinging the hand with the brush, but drawing the line by twisting and rolling the wrist flexibly at the center of the round cross section of the brush stem as a starting point, so that the swinging force is amplified toward the point of the 30 cm brush, much longer than a regular sized one and the ink is scattered momentarily. The form of the splash can be controlled by Sogen’s techniques. The theme expressed by the “Spiral Splash” is about the cosmic and the spiritual, large scale thing beyond human wisdom, such as explosive phenomena like the Big Bang, and the Phoenix.
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Gallery Kitai (Tokyo, Japan)
I nk
TIMELESS AND NEW by
Yoshio Ikezaki
Kylin Gallery is pleased to present a solo presentation of new and recent works by Yoshio Ikezaki, bringing together a collection of some 20 works by the artist. These include Sumi ink on paper (Timeless Series), mixed media on handmade paper (New Series) and paper sculpture (Earth Breathes Series). Ikezaki’s painting images are mysterious and evocative. This enigmatic quality is derived partly from the fact that he mixes his own ink, including in it mineral particles that give the surface of the painting a slight iridescence. His paintings deeply show evidence of his intention to uniform and meet “East and West,” a coalescence of Western modern and Japanese tradition. He expresses the fusion with “Ma,” Japanese aesthetic term to designate an artificially placed interval in time and space which include meaningful voids created by the deliberate use of blank-space.
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K y l i n G a l l e r y (L o s A n g e l e s , C A)
I nk
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B O KUJ I N - K A I / I N K M A N G R O U P by
Shoen Tominaga
S.E.A. Gallery exhibits the work of Nagoya-based artist, 90-year-old Shoen Tominaga. In the early 1950s, Tominaga rose to fame as a member of the avant-garde calligraphy group, Bokujin-kai (lit. “Ink Man Group�), formed by Yu-ichi Inoue, Morita Shiryu and others. His work is characterized by an exquisite balance of black and white achieved through extraordinary compositions and brushwork honed from decades of experimentation.
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I nk
S. E . A.
FLO W E R by
Yuichi Inoue
Yuichi Inoue is one of the most important artists in Japan for his avantgarde calligraphic work. In this work, the word flower is written with a vibrant touch. The style goes beyond the scope of the calligraphy and is as powerful as a painting. He started writing in the 1940s and left his work mainly in the style of writing only one character from the late 1950s. He created his own technic and style to make ink splashes and spatter like dripping through repeated studies (or practice or research); he uses his own unique materials such as mixing bonds with ink. Inoue’s work is now appreciated internationally, not just in Japan. His works are in many museum collections in Japan, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and in Germany, Switzerland, Hong Kong and China.
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Z e a l H o u s e (K a n a g a w a , J a p a n )
I nk
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X-Power | Director: Vivian Vivas
je ne dors plus
Remission | Directors: John Charter & artist Paul Kaiser
| Director: Nikita Dmitrievsky
Sing to Me | Director: Wes Swing
The Distraction Towers | Director: David Baeumler
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Roots Grow Together | Director: Hart Ginsburg
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DEBI MAE WEST Curator/Director: Family Affair
CHRIS CAPARRO Creative Director for Siltanen & Partners, an award-winning Los Angeles based advertising agency
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