Gajin Fujita: Drawings
Gajin Fujita is one of my favorite artists of recent years, so I’m looking forward to his show at L.A. Louver, which opens tomorrow featuring Fujita’s works on paper made over the past 7 years. The drawings portray geishas, demons, fish and flowers in a style influenced by Japanese ukiyo...
Mike Kelley at MOCA
Ahh…Youth I’m really looking forward to checking out the Mike Kelley show opening at MOCA on March 31. If you haven’t seen his work before, this will be a great show to catch – it’s the largest survey of his work to-date. Mike Kelley lived and worked in Los Angeles fr...
Art Inspired: Séraphine Louis, Le Bouquet de Feuilles
The story of Séraphine Louis is one of the greats and because this season filled with dark florals, it felt meant to be. {Keep reading there’s a really good give-away today!} For almost 20 years Séraphine worked as a maid in a French convent and believed that her Guardian Angel wanted he...
Art Inspired: The Mulberry Tree
Vincent Van Gogh painted The Mulberry Tree in October, 1889 less than a year before he died. He was at an asylum in St. Remy, recovering from his fight with Paul Gauguin and the famous ear incident. He painted everything around him; the doctors, the halls, the wheat fields and the garden. It was a