It is truly the catastrophe of meaning that lies in wait for us – JEAN BAUDRILLARD In a world where our virtual life has consumed our physical state of being, the lines between IRL and URL dissolve through mechanical routine and limitless manipulation. Modulators and controllers of an overwhelming panoply of sights, sounds, information, and events, […]
Double Vision is a sensory experience co-created through the collaboration of three unique concept-oriented brands, VCR (Vintage Contemporary Reconstructed), Futra, and WOAH designed to showcase emerging talent in fashion, art and music. The event will be held from 1PM – 12AM on Saturday, July 27th at Angel City Brewery in the heart of downtown LA’s arts […]
Recently, I was teleported to a place outside of measurable time and space . . . a vision of what I can hope the future to be – where prisms bleed into sharpened infinity and space unfolds into a spectroscopic sea of kaleidoscopic forms – a place comparable only to the illusive visions encountered in […]
The countdown begins!!! And all of you zine-sters better be ready . . . Less than a week away and just two short weeks after Printed Matter presented the first annual L.A. Art Book Fair at The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA . . . The second annual L.A. Zine Fest takes place this Sunday February 17th, 2013 […]
A few weeks ago, after navigating clones of cubicles and browsing gallery brands at the Art Los Angeles Contemporary fair at the Barker Hangar, Arely and I ventured down the dark southern exposure of downtown to the opening of a highly anticipated after-hours….behold the new home of Night Gallery: a 6,200 square foot warehouse remastered […]
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On view through Saturday at DTLA’s 10,000 sq ft. arts complex Wərkärtz is a two-man exhibition provoking questions of time, space, semantics, and the authorship of the viewing experience. Curated by head artist liaison and Wərkärtz studio resident, Shelley Holcomb, there is nothing happening above us features new site-specific works by LA based artists Jason Burgess […]