Be on the lookout for a review of Stas Orlovski's current show at Traywick Contemporary, Nocturne, in the March issue of art ltd. magazine. We have extended the show through March 27th, so be sure to come check it out before it closes.
You can read the review online here: "Stas Orlovski: Nocturne at Traywick Contemporary"
On Tuesday, March 23rd, Susan Martin will be speaking The Oxbow School in Napa as part of the school's Spring Visiting Artist Lecture series. Be sure to check it out if you are in the area.
Susan Martin
Tuesday March 23rd 7:00 p.m.
The Oxbow School, Napa River Inn & Historic Napa Mill
500 Main Street, Napa CA 94559
Nocturne, artist Stas Orlovski's third solo show at Traywick Contemporary, will open Sunday January 10, 2010, with a reception for the artist from 3 to 5 p.m. Read the full description of the show on our site: Nocturne at Traywick Contemporary. We hope to see you Sunday.
Stas Orlovski, Nocturne with Head and Flowers, 2009
In anticipation of Stas Orlovski's upcoming solo exhibition at Traywick Contemporary in January 2010, we are hosting a special event at the artist's studio in Los Angeles on Sunday, December 13 from 2 to 5 pm. Meet the artist and preview the work from Orlovski's upcoming Berkeley show, Nocturne. We hope to see you there.
Stas Orlovski Studio
Los Angeles, CA 90066
Nocturne will open Sunday, January 10, 2010 at Traywick Contemporary.
Check out the feature on Benicia Gantner in the December 2009 issue of California Home and Design. Her show, Streaming Everything, runs through December 18 at Traywick Contemporary.
Be sure to check out the December issue of The East Bay Monthly, featuring an article about Benicia Gantner and Lena Wolff's current shows at Traywick Contemporary. "Streaming Everything" and "Gatherings" will run through December 19.
View the full article: "Wild Things" East Bay Monthly Dec 2009
Charles LaBelle's, Fieldworks - Silverlake, will soon be featured as part of the show "Of People & Places: Contemporary Works from the JP Morgan Chase Art Collection" at the LSU Museum of Art. The pieces in La Belle's Fieldworks series are compound photographs, comprised of thousands of one-inch square images to the effect of a large-scale mosaic grid. Forgoing digital technology, the artist individually cuts and arranges each image by hand. Each work in the series focuses on a specific site - the individual images of Fieldworks - Silverlake detail the interior of a house in Silverlake where LaBelle lived for a month with his girlfriend. LaBelle has stated,“I’m interested in the way the events that happen at these sites are so quickly erased. Bloodstains are washed away and passion fades. These pieces are about holding on to those heightened moments but also about reconciling their loss.”
The show will run from November 15, 2009 through February 14, 2010.
Be sure to check out Charles LaBelle's latest project, Buildings Entered, in which the artist chronicles every building he has entered since 1997. You can read more about the project and view his Web Log with "occasional drawings of buildings posted within 24 hours of entering" here: http://www.charles-labelle-bldgs-entered.blogspot.com/
Stas Orlovski, Hairball #6, 2009
Sweet Subversives: Contemporary California Drawings, a new exhibition featuring the work of Stas Orlovski, is now open at the Long Beach Museum of Art. The show explores the meaning and value of the drawing, with 31 Southern California artists presenting their personal vision of one of art's most fundamental forms. The diverse grouping of pieces highlights the complexities of the medium, encompassing abstract ideas, implied narratives, mathematics and issues of identity and personal expression.
Be sure to check out Stas' work if you are in the area before the show closes on February 14th, 2010 and stay tuned for news of his upcoming show here at Traywick opening January 10, 2010.
A review of Benicia Gantner and Lena Wolff's shows at Traywick Contemporary is now up on examiner.com. Read the full article here: Benicia Gantner and Lena Wolff at Traywick Contemporary, Berkeley
Susan Martin's new show, "Time Past . . . Time Present," recently opened at the Cuesta College Art Gallery in San Luis Opisbo. The show only runs until November 23rd so be sure not to miss it.