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Tuesday's Gallery Picks




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There’s an underlying importance of line and layers in this week’s gallery picks.

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1. Focusing on systems and patterns, Joe Lloyd’s paintings appear highly composed; however, the choices he makes are spontaneous and experimental at Western Project
2. Providing a fresh narrative to the exhibition space, Summer Mixer artists present traditional and new-media works, featuring painting, weaving, collage, and digital art techniques at Joshua Liner Gallery
3. Hand pulled prints by creators from Latin America who have left their mark on the international arena at Praxis
4.The works that constitute the core visual component of the Vita E Morte are images of nature (or images of man’s representation of nature) that have been databent at Subliminal Projects
5. Soojung Park creates luminous linear abstractions that play on contrasts of various textures, flatness and space, buoyancy and heft at Ruth Bachofner Gallery
6. Cycles and Spires explores the cyclical nature of life and death through continual motion in different mediums at galerie102

Tuesday's Gallery Picks




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This week’s gallery picks explore journeys and the trials that lay within.

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1. Joshua Podoll ‘s paintings become energized through the bravado and angularity of brushwork and intensity of color and contrast at Christopher Grimes Gallery
2. Roy Lichtenstein Expressionist works at Gagosian
3. Cut ‘n’ Paste: From Architectural Assemblage to Collage City revisits early uses of collage to trace its evolution as both an aesthetic technique central to architectural representation and a cultural practice of layering, juxtaposition, and remix that configures the city at MoMA
4. Angels, Demons, and Savages: Pollock, Ossorio, Dubuffet reveals a rare cross-cultural artistic dialogue among three prominent artists at Parrish Art Museum
5. Phil Frost’s “The Solace of the Sword” references the struggle with the solitary confinement required to create at Ace Gallery
6. Andrew Schoultz’s work generates a high-energy impact with an overpopulation of meticulous renderings and controversial themes that resonate with cataclysmic force at  The Monterey Museum of Art

 

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