Spring and 5th, Downtown L.A.
Downtown L.A. 2012, i like the black and white with the negative space working. i also like the glow coming from the bottom kind of lifting it all up
Recent Posts
- “Justine”
- “Elon”
- “Protester”
- “Marcus”
- Review in Fabrik
- “Grandfather”
- “Neighbor”
- “Current and Instinct” 44×56
- “Indeterminate Depth” 12×12
- “Inflection” 12×12
- At George Billis LA Gallery thru June 24th
- “The Sound of Color” 17×23
- Studio Visit with Gary Brewer
- “Lines Drawn to Yesterday” 44×56
- “Moment by Moment” 35×74
- “Immersion” 23×17
- “Transitory Moments of Indiscriminate Depth” 40×30
- “Unseen and Unimaginable” 36×47
- “Transient Layers and a Quickening Pulse” 20×16
- “Accumulation” 16×20
Bryan Ida
“Topside” another in a series based on water. #water #painting #art #fineart #laart #artist #painter #paintings #wave #waves #contemporaryart #artstudio #color #paint #artwork #shore #surf #surfing #littoral #shoreline #ocean #sea #losangelesartist #losangeles
Lauren satlowski at Odd Ark in highland park
“A Healing Walk” by Susan O’Malley at Montalvo Arts Center. Wonderful to revisit this gentle soul.
This is Justine, in the 1930’s her great grandmother moved her family from New York to the Watts neighborhood in south Los Angeles amid a backdrop of intense racial discrimination. One of the many faces this discrimination took was in the form of housing covenants, deed restrictions and extralegal measures that restricted minorities from living in many parts of Los Angeles. They were limited by covenants as well as a narrow access to financing known as redlining. These covenants were a part of southern California housing since the late nineteenth century and they were struck down partially in 1948 and then completely in 1953.
The words I chose to use in the formation of this portrait are sections from current residential deeds that still to this day contain the covenants restricting ownership to whites only though they lack any legal standing. I also chose to use the words from the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Justine stands as a testament to her family's strength and tenacity in the face of a system of governance that is biased against them. @justineallegra #strong #portrait #pen #ink #culvercityartsdistrict #civics
This is Elon, "My father survived the Holocaust but lost his entire immediate family. His mother and two sisters were victims of an SS roundup and mass execution. His father was killed by Ukrainian militia, right in front of him. It's my responsibility to bear witness for all of them." The words are the Nuremberg Race Laws of 1935. The Nazis implemented these laws to ostracize, discriminate and expel Jews from German society. Elon stands in defiance if this injustice.
The weight of history is carried by the generations that follow. May we never repeat this history #neverforget #notagain #theweightofhistory #laartist #pen #panel #draw #ink
Tra(n)smundo at JAUS
Reposting this image and idea in response to todays hearings. The words are the declaration of Sentiments of 1848 #firstdocument #declarationofsentiments #womensmovement #balanceofpower #laartist #culvercityartsdistrict
Color study in red #circleinsquare #color #laartist #culvercityartsdistrict #study
“Industry” on view at George Billis Gallery, LA through Oct 13th in a group show, plelase stop by #georgbillisgalleryla #culvercityartsdistrict #la#laartist #painting #color #cityabstract
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