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25/7/2008

Looky See

Otis College of Art and Design-Bolsky Gallery, Los Angeles

A Summer Show. This large group show features inspired work by 29 artists who draw, cut, film, pin, perforate, perform, and journal. Curated by Meg Linton.


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curated by Meg Linton

This large group show features inspired work by 29 artists who draw, cut, film, pin, perforate, perform, and journal. This exhibition is organized by Meg Linton, Director of the Ben Maltz Gallery and Public Programs, and Curatorial Intern Nina Laurinolli, and is a selection of work made from dozens of studio and gallery visits and lengthy reviews of artists’ materials over a one-year period. The exhibition offers a mixture of representational and abstract work by a multi-generational group of dynamic artists. Artists in the exhibition: Emily Araújo, Eric Beltz, Barbara Berk, Joe Biel, Sandow Birk (‘89), Ann Diener, Roy Dowell, Erin Marie Dunn, Erica Eyres, Iva Gueorguieva, Penelope Gottlieb, Richard Keely and Anna O’Cain, Takehito Koganezawa, Dimitri Kozyrev, Tucker Neel (‘07), Claudia Nieto, Aaron Noble, Chris Oatey (‘06), Ruby Osorio, Ebony G. Patterson, Ronald R. Santos (‘01), Mindy Shapero, Fran Siegel, Coleen Sterritt (‘79), Fred Stonehouse, Randall Thurston, Elizabeth Turk, Xawery Wolski.

In the Bolsky Gallery:
Two Madmen: The Art of Clive Barker and Myron Dyal
Through August 30, 2008
Opening reception for this exhibition is in conjunction with Looky See: A Summer Show on Saturday July 26, see info above.

Clive Barker and Myron Dyal are two artists who have a similar fantastic vision of a seemingly diabolical world that they are feverishly compelled to render. Their drawings, paintings, and sculptures illustrate alternate realms filled with archetypal figures and places that have littered human consciousness for centuries. Clive Barker, award-winning director, screenwriter, playwright and poet, is also an accomplished artist. His art has, in the last ten years, become a more fundamental part of his written work than ever before. Myron Dyal is a modern mystic, classically trained musician, and a self-taught Southern California artist. He has spiritual visions that are the catalysts for the vast oeuvre of his work that spans nearly three decades and includes more than 6,000 drawings, paintings, and sculptures.

Opening Reception: Saturday, July 26, 6-8pm with solar-powered music by SYCONS

Otis College of Art and Design-Bolsky Gallery
9045 Lincoln Blvd. - Los Angeles
Hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 10am-5pm / Thursday, 10am-7pm. Closed Mondays and major holidays (February 16-18)

IN ARCHIVIO [3]
Looky See
dal 25/7/2008 al 12/9/2008

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