Review: “Immersive Frida Kahlo”
The Mexican born Frida Kahlo was a woman of the world…a revolutionary. Unlike most women of that era, Kahlo was a wife who did not hold her tongue, a feminist prior to the feminism movement, an activist before women dared to
REVIEW: Honor Fraser Gallery, Surabhi Saraf, Yassi Mazandi
I escaped the mid-afternoon heat and entered into the darkened and air-conditioned cool of the Honor Fraser Gallery to experience the virtual worlds created by the video imagery of two distinct and yet complementary artists, Surabhi Saraf and Yassi Mazandi. In
Review: Nat Geo Live, The Broad Stage, Photographer Anand Varma
Anand Varma engaged us on a fascinating journey that wove together his personal reflections on how he developed his skills and innovative professional practices as a photographer with the captivating stories he created for National Geographic that explore the unseen, to
Review: LACMA, “Barbara Kruger: Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You”
“Barbara Kruger: Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You” is the largest US exhibition in 20 years of Los Angeles-based, artist, Barbara Kruger. Curated at LACMA by Michael Govan, CEO and Wallis Annenberg Director, and Rebecca Morse, Curator, Wallis
Review: Star Trek Exploring New Worlds, Skirball Cultural Center
When I was 14 years old I fell in love with a tv character. Of course, I was unaware that I was watching reruns in the late 70s of the famed TV show “Star Trek.” I crushed hard on James T.
Review: “Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit,” Art Meets Technology!
All Images courtesy of LAArtParty.com On August 4, 2021, I attended a ribbon cutting and press preview of the “Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit" at the old Amoeba Records venue. Councilman Mitch O’Farrell of the 13th district in Hollywood joined the
Review: “Vastness” by Margaret Lazzari @ George Billis LA
In the presence of a world-historical phenomenon, Ms. Lazzari testifies to the naturally beautiful at George Billis Gallery LA. It is a wonderful gesture that her most eruptive compositions in Vastness are unstretched canvasses out of creative happenstance due to the
Review: “VANITY FAIR: HOLLYWOOD CALLING,” Annenberg Space for Photography
Due to the Covid-19 health crisis, the Annenberg Space for Photography is closed. CLICK HERE to view an online preview of its current exhibition “VANITY FAIR: HOLLYWOOD CALLING.” Read my review in the LA Weekly. The group exhibition features forty years of
Review: UNREALITY, Works by Lisa Adams and Kelly McLane at the Pete and Susan Barrett Art Gallery
The work of artists Lisa Adams and Kelly McLane present dream-like romantically haunting dystopian visions of the troubling social reality we live in. The viewer is somewhat thrown off balance as the imagery may be perceived as unsettling while being very