Group show
dal 10/1/2008 al 20/2/2008
Segnalato da
10/1/2008
Group show
Los Angeles County Museum of Art - LACMA, Los Angeles
Domenico Foschi uses brass lenses dating back to the 1860s to create mood and mysterious imagery in his photographs of Italian architecture and the countryside. Gus Harper explores a more introspective and thoughtful aspect in Poetics, a new body of work that expresses the female form. Using pencil, oil crayon, and acrylic on canvas, Helen Youngblood creates an explosion of color and energy in her abstract compositions. Victor Zubeldia's paintings explore the human form and are visual reflections of a world of questions and contradictions.
Domenico Foschi uses brass lenses dating back to the 1860s to create mood and mysterious imagery in his photographs of Italian architecture and the countryside. Gus Harper explores a more introspective and thoughtful aspect in Poetics, a new body of work that expresses the female form. Using pencil, oil crayon, and acrylic on canvas, Helen Youngblood creates an explosion of color and energy in her abstract compositions. Victor Zubeldia’s paintings explore the human form and are visual reflections of a world of questions and contradictions.
Domenico Foschi: http://www.dfoschisite.com
Gus Harper: http://www.gusharperart.com
Helen Youngblood: http://www.helenyoungblood.com
Victor Zubeldia: http://www.victorzubeldia.com
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