At the Bendix Building, both 515, and TSALA will host special receptions for Frieze Weekend on Saturday March 2, 2024, from 7-10pm.

2024 Frieze Weekend 515 and TSALA

The event takes place in conjunction with the current exhibition at 515. The group exhibition features artists Carolie Parker, Danny Shain, Lynda Pizutto, Ann Marie Rousseau, Mei Xian Qiu, Ruth Trotter, Joey Holdren, HK Zamani, Robert Kingston, Fatemeh Burnes, and Britney Penouilh. This show runs through March 23, 2024.

TSALA also hosts a special Frieze reception from 7-10pm.  A two-person exhibition titled Parallel Time opened at Tiger Strikes Asteroid Los Angeles on February 17, 2024. The show features the work of Brian Hubble as well as Jose Guadalupe Sanchez III.

Life’s Fragmentation

In 2024 it goes almost without saying that we all experience tremendous fragmentation at every level of our lived experience, but for some this is not necessarily something to lament. For a long time, artists have grappled with the effects of late modernism on everyday life. Recently, there’s been a noticeable trend in how artists confront and derive strength from this fragmentation. They harness the dissolution of narrative, identity, time, place, space, and meaning. Brian Hubble and Jose Guadalupe Sanchez III exemplify this approach in their work.

In both cases the artists’ handy work is as dazzling as it is confounding. Hubble reveals a deep commitment to the grit and labor of graphite and charcoal drawing practices as their material prima facie, showing both the patina of hard work and the perfection of the imperfect. Sanchez revels in the soft beauty of shapes and colors exquisitely calibrated and rendered in oil paint to unify his imagery.

The viewer swiftly resolves any visual dissonance caused by the overlapping imagery in his paintings. They find pure joy in the technical mastery evident in the application of paint. In the end fragmentation yields surprising visual rewards as well as the realm of personal insights becomes a form of luscious generosity for the viewer.

Bendix Building

Home to artists, designers and creators, the Bendix Building was built in 1929. The gothic Revival style structure has made its mark with its signature Bendix rooftop sign towering 150 feet above the ground. You will find many galleries in this iconic building.

On view: February 17, 2024 – March 10, 2024 (Ben

What: Special Reception for Frieze Weekend
Where:  Tiger Strikes Asteroid (TSALA), 1206 Maple Ave #523, LA, 90015;
When: March 2, 2024, 7:00pm – 10:00pm
Website: https://www.tigerstrikesasteroid.com

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