by Victoria Looseleaf | Jan 20, 2020 | review2
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by Victoria Looseleaf | Jan 20, 2020 | Bar Tabs, Reviews, Uncategorized
What the Constitution Means to Me Mark Taper Forum January 12 – February 28, 2020 Who knew the Constitution could be such a laugh riot? Okay, so if it’s not exactly a guffaw-inducing extravaganza, it does provide an evening of theater that is particularly...
by Victoria Looseleaf | Nov 17, 2019 | The DaVinci Questionnaire
The Japanese-born, L.A.-based multi-media artist whose world vision is simultaneously bleak and colorful, dystopian and hopeful and who, while also remaining open to humanity’s follies, has exhibited in Asia, Canada, Ireland, Belgium, Italy and across the States –...
by Victoria Looseleaf | Oct 11, 2019 | The DaVinci Questionnaire
The Los Angeles and Vancouver-based self-taught figurative and contemporary surrealist painter whose modified oil and egg tempera techniques originally used by the Old Masters, creates works of magical realism – her subjects are often young, hauntingly innocent and...
by Victoria Looseleaf | Oct 4, 2019 | The DaVinci Questionnaire
Pasadena born and raised, 65-year old autodidactic artist Kenton Nelson – a regular contributor to New Yorker covers and whose works can be described as “eroticism meets the Works Progress Administration, albeit with a joyful spirit,” and are also...
