Excellent exhibition by independent curator Jill Moniz. “With opposite but not oppositional practices, these artists work in and at the boundaries of method, materiality, and meaning”.
Victoria May, And the refinement of their decline, 2015, screen printed organza, found paper and drop cloth, stitched horse hair, ink-jet printed dropcloth, aluminum plate, silk chiffon, alpaca fur, horse hair, stained silk organza, beads, foam, wood, 144 x 180 x 24 inches courtesy Louis Stern Fine Arts
Victoria May says in her statement
Continually I attempt to merge the delicate with the strong, to seduce and repel, to obscure and reveal, and to combine the hand and the machine.
Lisa Diane Wedgeworth, Sex Lies & Brooklyn Spies, 2015, oil and acrylic on canvas, 72 x 72 inches – courtesy Louis Stern Fine Arts
Lisa Diane Wedgeworth says
In paintings, abstraction is employed as a visual language to map emotional and psychological energies that are conjured as she engages and considers her personal relationships.
EXHIBITION: Elizabeth Patterson at Louis Stern Fine Arts, Los Angeles
ESTABLISHED ARTIST: Yves Tessier a 21st century anthropologist
THE CONSERVATION OF WORKS ON PAPER, by eminent expert Victoria Blyth-Hill
Los Angeles Art Show, 2015 Edition
U.P. Drawing Art Fair, 2010, Los Angeles Galleries