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Bryan Ida
Billis Williams Gallery , Los Angeles
2716 South La Cienega Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90034
(310) 838-3685
Bluerider Art
10F No 25-1,
Sec 4 Ren’ai Road
Taipei City 106, Taiwan
+866 2 2752 2238
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- Humpback Whale
- Positive Exposure at TAG Gallery
- San Francisco Art Fair 2024
- “Monica” 36 x 30 ink on panel 2023
- “Appolos: The Crenshaw District”
- New Acquisition
- “Madagascar Owl”
- Nature Series 2017-present
- “con.Text” 2017 to present
- Portraits 2017
- Cities 2014-2017
- Cities 2012-2014
- Seed 2007-2011
- “City or Nature; Longing and Need” 2004-2007
- Cold Wax City series 2003-2004
- In the Paint
- More Disruption:Representational Art in Flux
- Cold Wax series 2001-2003
- Leaves series 2001
- What is life without challenge and humor?
Bryan Ida
"Humpback Whale" 47x55
Two pieces from my "con.Text“ series, "Father II” and “Kimiko Kitagaki” will be on view at @taggallery from May 1 to May 24 as a part of Positive Exposure, an exhibition celebrating perspectives of the Asian American Pacific Islander artistic community.
Billis Williams Gallery will have one of my older pieces in their booth at the SF Art Fair.
I have donated this piece to be a part of an event and auction that benefit women in the arts organized by MOCA Projects.
"Monica" 36 x 30 ink on panel 2023, $6,600
“Appolos: The Crenshaw District”
I am honored that the Bakersfield Museum of Art has acquired two paintings from early in my career to add to their permanent collection. It is a privilege to have work included in their esteemed collection and is truly a moment of immense pride and joy for me as an artist.
This year, I had the opportunity to collaborate with the Lakers organization. My art was selected to be a part of this year’s In the Paint program, a platform aimed at elevating artists of color, sharing our work, and most importantly, our stories.
"Hyacinth Macaw" 47x55
Thank you Bakersfield Museum of Art @thebmoa and especially Curator Victor Gonzales @lorenzzo.gonz and Assistant Curator Abby Kinsey @abby_kins_ for putting my life's work into a comprehensible, compelling visual narrative. We trusted each other and it really came out incredible.
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Looks good Bri!! Are you going to put works pre-2011 up?
May 7, 2012 at 8:15 AM
Bryan, excellent ,
of course I am already a fan.
Love Myrna
May 7, 2012 at 1:39 PM
Great site–very rich and beautiful.
May 24, 2012 at 7:57 PM
Saweet Bry,
Nice focal and focus.
Lar
June 20, 2012 at 9:18 PM
Brian- Hi- Great seeing you briefly at Sam’s opening. Just stopped by JAUS before the opening and saw your 2 pieces which are really beautiful. I love how you used the paint and resin…Hope all is well and congratulations on your work! Have a great time tonight at the opening. xxNancy Mozur
September 20, 2013 at 6:44 PM
Bryan Ida: -a 4D artist
I enjoy the Bryan’s Solo Show at the Blue Rider Gallery in Taipei, Taiwan. I am profoundly impressed by his distinguished work “Industry” of the “City Symphony”, the special topic of this wonderful exhibition. Traditionally, a series of pictures or a picture with a series of sections are often used to present the changes of a subject during a period of time. The technique of acrylic painting enables voluminous layering to present the evolution of a subject within a painting. The original event shows at the background as a vague imaging and the current event on the top layer with clear 3D imaging. I wonder these distinct paintings as a new model of art. Bryan has the honors to be the pioneer of 4D paintings.
October 15, 2016 at 9:29 PM