Group show. Within the confines of the gallery a number of the long time members, along with some of the newer converts, will stake out five visual interpretations of carnal gluttony in relation to the word excess.
Group show
L2kontemporary is proud to present the new exhibit derived from an exploration of a
specific vein of thought from the L. A. Libertine Society entitled The Nature of
Excess. Within the confines of the gallery a number of the long time members,
along with some of the newer converts, will stake out five visual interpretations of
carnal gluttony in relation to the word excess. In some cases it
is a vision of excess that is imposed upon us by the moralistically oppressive and
repressive society within which we find ourselves. In others it is an internal
view of some of the heavens and hells that are created by the repression, or maybe
even the liberation, of our sexual desires. Either direction, this is a summer
show that is sure to titillate and subvert.
From Simone Gad's assembled visions of Hollywood's other film industry,
as exemplified through her use of 1980's and 90's beefcake and
cheesecake images, to Billy Reynoldssurrealistically bizarre, if not
somewhat perverted, visions incorporating some of the largest icons of the cartoon
world. From Edward Lightner's externalized interpretations of the
internalized memories put forth from two former male prostitutes turned musical act
(Massimo & Pierce of Black Sun Productions), to Matt Lippsstylized
views of the archetypes found in the novel by the Marquis de Sade, 120 days of
Sodom,to Ana Fernandez's snippets and windows into bedroom
improprieties played out in warehouses located somewhere in North Hollywood.
The Society will also be featuring a very tasty boudoir treat from member George
Dinhaupt in the backroom. . .
Reception for the Artists: Saturday, August 5, 7-10pm
L2kontemporary
post industrial art for the post industrial age
990 N. Hill St. #205 - Los Angeles
Thursday-Saturday, 12-6pm; or by appointment