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by Bondo Wyszpolski It’s largely in the presentation, and early this past November, when VEFA Gallery opened to the public, the presentation was well-nigh perfect. The acronym stands for Visual Effects Fine Art, and the spacious standalone on Hawthorne Blvd, across from Del Amo Mall in Torrance, is suddenly the most dazzling art venue in […]
by Kimie Joe Friday, December 13 South Bay Credit Union: RBAG Group Art Show Opening Reception: Friday, December 13, 6 – 8 p.m. Closing Reception: Friday, January 10, 6 – 8 p.m. Redondo Beach Art Group exhibition featuring small format original artwork by local artists. 312 N Pacific Coast Highway, Redondo Beach. Gallery 555 Pier: […]
Opening reception Sunday, September 15 Show through September 25 2 – 5 p.m. Cloisonné by Rosine Sörbum, Bob Mackie Cherry Co Gallery 211 Avenida del Norte, Redondo Beach. rosinebobcherryco.eventbrite.com Through November 23 Made in the South Bay Destination: Art Showcasing 88 pieces by 13 gallery artists. 1815 West 213th Street, Suite 135, Torrance. Destination-Art.net […]
“Rosas” Group Exhibit Garel Fine Art Through September 7 Group show focusing on women entrepreneurship, featuring female artists Pamela Beck, Kyle Ames, Sara Larsen and Sumedhaa-Priya Kothari. 1069 N. Aviation Blvd., Manhattan Beach. “Summer Fun” Easy Reader, Gallery of Hermosa, Made By Inch Through September 3 Featuring over 80 works by 60 artists. Easy Reader […]
Kimie Joe’s back in town… …and her Gallery of Hermosa is off to a running start by Bondo Wyszpolski Small, independent art galleries often have the shelflife of a dairy product. Their longevity depends on many factors, location, attendance, an alluring variety for the potential buyer, and a welcoming owner, manager, or staff. Well, the […]
Edited by by Kimie Joe Art That Inspires Through Friday, May 31 Malaga Cove Library Art Gallery Billed as a “Mother & Daughter Celebration,” “Art That Inspires” highlights the colorful work of painters Jeanne Zaske (birds, flowers, still lifes) and her daughter Lynnie Sterba (swirling abstracts). The closing reception (6 to 8 p.m. on […]
There’s light in the tunnel An ongoing visual journal of the plague year When the plague ravaged Florence in 1348, three men and seven women retired to the hills above the city to wait out the pestilence, and to pass the time they told one another stories. That’s the premise of Boccacio’s “Decameron,” a book […]