Exhibitions

2023 Western Lights12.6.23 – 1.4.24

Illuminated Framework is an enchanting outdoor exhibition that transforms the concept of architecture and light into a captivating visual experience.

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AIR 2023 - Welcome Home4.1.23 - 10.30.23

In Collaboration with Lost Angels, a local non-profit organization we present "Welcome Home," which explores the concept of what makes a place feel like home.

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Felix Art Fair 2024 Edition

Learning about new and emerging contemporary artists can be daunting for the average person who doesn’t regularly attend gallery openings to mingle with artists, collectors,…

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The End of Night

Drawing inspiration from film and art history, Karyn Lyons’ wistful, evocative oil paintings of teenage girlhood are charged with coming-of-age romanticism. In her first solo…

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Synthetic Self

The meteoric rise of Artificial Intelligence, or AI, in 2023 has commanded our attention. From its popularity on platforms like ChatGPT—capable of generating and editing…

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The Illusion of an “Underneath”: an exclusive interview with artist Hank Ehrenfried

What is revealed behind the fold? What is hinted at, but goes unseen? This is the power of art; to make something in our minds…

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HYPNAGOGIC SEX IDOLS

We as humans seem to have a fascination with documenting ourselves—with showing that we were here, that we mattered. From the crude marks of ancient…

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Echo

Understanding the chaos and grandeur of Hundley’s collage works means understanding the fundamental unit of their construction: the intimate and almost sentimental act of sifting…

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Durian on the skin

Author: Cooper Johnson

With all of its flesh tones and synthetics, its re-purposed refuse, its simulations and premonitions, its wisps of human history and myth—and especially its rethinking…

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LOW VOICE OUT LOUD

Author: Kirsten Ihns

Oil painting’s historical connection to wealth—and more specifically to the rise of capitalism—is not news to anyone. As the art critic John Berger pointed out,…

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Mapping The Sublime: Reframing Landscape in the 21st Century

Author: Ashley Ouderkirk

While the majority of Americans, 72% according to a 2021 poll by Yale University, believe global warming is happening, only 47% seem to believe that…

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The Conversation

Author: D. Edward Martin

“Listen up, motherf*ckers! Now we’re having fun.” The lines come squawking through a speaker (as in, an object producing sound) on the floor, but who…

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We Are All Guests Here

Author: Cooper Johnson

One of my favorite half-truths in the art world is that there really isn’t anything new, just variations of what’s come before. It’s true that…

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Song of the Cicada

Author: Nate Ancheta

In a moment of acceleration and rapid climate change artists must ask what it means and entails to approach this moment—the Anthropocene—from the vantage point…

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Sacred Witness Sacred Menace

Author: Cooper Johnson

Perhaps it’s by default, reverence, or sentiment that we think of the progenitors of an art movement as having more difficult challenges than those who…

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Desert X 2021: Places and Ideas

Author: D. Edward Martin

Desert X is an exhibition that exists in two modalities. One is in the physical world – the actual sites of the work scattered throughout…

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2 monogrammatic shows, 2 historical exhibitions, and a familial notion

Author: D. Edward Martin

Each of the five exhibitions currently on view at the California African American Museum (CAAM, www.caamuseum.org) stands on its own, but it is the sum…

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A Journey That Absolutely Was

Author: D. Edward Martin

“All meaning accrues in duration.” -Ken Burns* Memory, nostalgia, duration, rhythm, repetition — time. A Journey That Wasn’t purports to show works of contemporary art that…

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Workshops

Constructed Landscapes

In this 4 session course we will take found images as well as your own photography, and approach creating collaged photographic work using a constructive approach to photography. This class is open to both physical and digital approaches towards constructing a new series of work.

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Cut & Paste Landscape

What do you see too much of in the landscape? What would you want to see more of? Join this workshop to explore your ideas through collage!

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Plein AIR Sessions

One of the oldest traditions in art – drawing the landscape from within the landscape

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