Art Collector Dallas Price-Van Breda shares her passion for art and gives us a tour of her extensive, contemporary collection.
The bullet knew his middle name.
He awoke, not remembering his first. Read the whole story »
Art Collector Dallas Price-Van Breda shares her passion for art and gives us a tour of her extensive, contemporary collection. Read the whole story »
As we officially abandon the larger world of wind, rain, sun, and sand for the 2D flicker of the high speed realm, how will we represent gravity? Has this intrinsic force, which once governed our actions across tarmacs and savannahs alike, been outsourced? The virtual realm has representations of everything else: sex, money, shopping, and according to Facebook, a whole slew of cheaply animated farm animals, whose lives generate more postings than most flesh and blood members. So what, in this IP address governed world, stands in for gravity? Read the whole story »
by Elizabeth Manson
Photos by Nancy Accomando
Sunday, February 21 was Offramp Gallery’s opening reception for Myron Kaufman’s “Still Perplexed,” Marilyn Cvitanic’s “Watercolors,” Elaine Carhartt’s “Ceramic Sculpture,” and Francesco Siqueiros’s “Paraiso Terrenal/Earthly Paradise.” People braved the somewhat ominous weather in order to view the combination of sculptures, paintings, and installation pieces that took over the entire interior and exterior of this unique gallery. Read the whole story »
Art Collector Dallas Price-Van Breda shares her passion for art and gives us a tour of her extensive, contemporary collection. Read the whole story »
by Carolyn Blais
Photos by Nancy Accomando
It’s hard to believe Yuri Elvin has never received formal training in art. The self taught, naturally talented artist started drawing at a young age and quit for 15 years during which he received a BA in Film Studies and a MFA in Film Producing. It wasn’t until November of 2007 that Elvin began drawing again when his mother sent him his old paints in the mail. Now, only a little over two years later, the artist opened his first solo exhibition this past Thursday, February 18th. The event took place at 410 Boyd, a bar and grill in downtown Los Angeles on the border of Little Tokyo that graciously hosts art work from local artists on a monthly basis. Read the whole story »
Marco Mannone
