Mark Steven Greenfield: ‘Black Madonna’
Mark Steven Greenfield Black Madonna William Turner Gallery September 19 – November 28, 2020 (By appointment) Few scenes are more familiar to a student of art history than the Madonna and Child, making it no small feat when a new rendition of that imagery...
Austyn Weiner: ‘Head’ Processing the Past and the Present
Austyn Weiner HEAD Soul Car Garage By Appointment Only Los Angeles-based artist Austyn Weiner seems to be thriving in quarantine. This makes sense considering she is an artist whose very practice “denotes and engages a recourse in chaos” (artist’s website). Born in...
The Marriage of Art & Technology in the Era of COVID-19 Frontier or a Continuing Evolution?
With the proliferation of online viewing rooms, virtual museum tours and all forms of socially distant art creation going on since the COVID-19 crisis began, many in the art world have begun to question whether the art world has finally crossed a line in the sand....
DIAVOLO | Architecture in Motion™ An Appreciation
It was a cold, wet morning in February of 1997, when I walked into a 3,000-square-foot Northridge warehouse that was sandwiched between Al’s Auto Body and a stretch of doughnut shops and nail parlors. Bundled up to ward off the rains that were then pounding...
Bill Barminski A Punk Aesthetic
Bill Barminski Pop-Up Retrospective Castelli Art Space February 22-24, 2018 For three nights only, February 22-24, a number of Bill Barminski’s works from the 1980s to the present will be on view at Castelli’s great new space on Washington Blvd. near...
One Fatal Cigarette Remembering Ivan Moffat On His Centennial
Yes, I’m guilty. Guilty of giving my dear friend, the great raconteur/screenwriter Ivan Moffat, a cigarette (American Spirit), when he was in Cedars-Sinai after having had a small stroke in the parking lot of the now defunct Le Dome. That was June 30, 2002, after...
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