Palette for “Sunrise”
Working out the palette for the “Sunrise” painting. the palette from all five pieces must be related and work together to create a cohesive bond of color. a relationship defined by the unique light of southern California.
“con.Text” videos:
Recent Posts
- “Bee’s” 24×72
- Feature in Metro Magazine
- Artist talk at the Japanese American Museum San Jose
- “Lisa”
- Psychological Perspectives
- Centerpoint Now
- “Tiffany” video
- “Elon” video
- “con.Text” videos
- “Father”
- “Tiffany”
- “Heather”
- New series
- “Mary Jo”
- “Ash”
- Upcoming shows Fall 2019
- “Paul”
- “Blaine’
- “Mike”
- “Angelin”
Bryan Ida
Please join me for a show closing Q & A about the current virtual exhibition “con.Text,” at the Ronald H. Silverman Fine Arts Gallery.
In partnership with the deSaisset Museum at Santa Clara University and the Activities Program Board at SCU I will be presenting my "con.Text" series in an online talk and studio tour. We are reaching out to the student body connecting history with contemporary life. Please join us tomorrow, Thurs. Feb 25th at 2 pm PST. Link in bio.
Bee’s
Im giving an artist talk this Thursday Feb 11 5pm, with Cal State LA, Ronald H Silverman Gallery director Mika Cho. Link in bio
Thank you to the Culver City Arts Foundation and the Helms Bakery District for supporting artist and presenting art to the public. My Environment series will be projected from Friday, February 5th through Thursday, February 11th sunset until 2:00 am at the entrance of the Helms Design Center at 8745 Washington Boulevard, projecting out for street-side viewing.
Wonderful cover feature article in Metro on the show "con.Text" up at the Japanese American Museum San Jose. Thank you Katie Lauer for understanding the work and putting it into words.
I am honored to present my portrait series “con.Text” in the launch of the Ronald H. Silverman Fine Art Gallery’s new online exhibition space at California State University, Los Angeles.
Lisa was born with a condition called Arthrogryposis. It is a stiffness of the joints and small under developed muscles in the body and in her case it affected all four limbs.
In conjunction with the Japanese American Museum San Jose I will be participating in a Zoom presentation where we will be introducing videos that accompany the portraits from the “con.Text” series that are being shown at the Museum.
My work is featured in "Psychological Perspectives the quarterly Journal of Jungian thought" in an article titled "Healing Cultural Divides: A Jungian Approach" by Jessie Thompson and Clifford Mayes where they explore basic Jungian ideas in the hope of healing the divisions that exist in this multicultural world. #psychologicalperspectives #healingdivides #inkdrawing #portrait
Pages
- Links
- “Angelin”
- “Ash”
- “Blaine”
- “con.Text” details
- “con.Text” ink portraits
- “Elon”
- “Father”
- “Grandfather”
- “Heather”
- “Justine”
- “Marcus”
- “Mary Jo”
- “Mike”
- “Neighbor”
- “Paul”
- “Protester”
- “Tiffany”
- 2004: City or Nature; Longing and Need
- 2007 to 2011: Seed
- 2011
- 2011 to 2013: Cities
- 2012
- 2013
- 2014
- 2014 to 2017: Cityscapes
- 2015
- 2016
- Artist Statement
- Artwork
- Biography
- Contact
- Earlier Series
- Environment Series
- Exhibitions
- Manzanar
- Paintings 2017
- Portraits 2018
- Water Series
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