This year has been a ‘Storm of Hope,” in many ways.  The phrase is anthemic and poignant in that it speaks to the eye of the storm that we have found ourselves in- one unprecedented rain after another.  Robert Longo looks to the unflinching photographic documentation of these moments and renders them by hand so […]

An interview with Lisa Adams on the heels of her forthcoming solo exhibition “A Piebald Era” at Garis & Hahn in Downtown Los Angeles on view 12 January- 17 February 2019.       All images © Lisa Adams, 2019

There are few places in New York City where one feels as though they have a space of their own.  Overlooking the dense foliage of Central Park, the roof garden of the Metropolitan Museum of Art connects art and nature.  In our visit to the “Big Apple” last week, we had the opportunity to visit the […]

Inspired by the invisible yet palpable social, religious and political systems that govern Saudi Arabia, Abdulnasser Gharem brings his work to the streets, exposing culture to an unprecedented artistic dialogue.   “I HAVE NO STUDIO SO MY STUDIO IS WHERE I CAN FIND PEOPLE.  WHEN I SEE THE OPPORTUNITY I GO.  THAT IS MY WAY […]

Vincent Junier began working with collage ten years ago by accident.  While recovering from a scooter injury, he was unable to use a computer and out of boredom began cutting out pictures.  The discovery of collage was an awakening for the artist and from that day on he hasn’t stopped.     Like some artists, my […]