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Jennifer Berkowitz|Moving Pictures at Keystone Art Space

Jennifer Berkowitz|Moving Pictures  A Solo Exhibition On View: Sat April 8th-17th, 2023Artist in Gallery: April 9, 15, & 16, 12-5 pm Location: Keystone Art Space 338 S Avenue 16 Los Angeles, CA 90031 “Life is ragged; loss hurts; painting is messy, and pictures don’t stand still.” Jennifer Berkowitz, Moving Pictures (Los Angeles) Artist Jennifer Berkowitz’s breakout solo exhibition Moving Pictures […]

CALL FOR ARTISTS!! Text/Message ONLINE exhibition with Shoebox Projects

CALL FOR ARTISTS!! Text/Message ONLINE exhibition with Shoebox Projects Text/Message focuses on how we use text in fine art. Whether painting, sculpture, mixed media, video, digital, the use of text plays an integral part in telling stories. It can add a poetic layer, or a humorous anecdote. Text can challenge societal assumptions, activate our inner desires or crusade for long […]

In the Studio with Odarley Morton

What would life be like without art? I cannot image a day without having art involved. Art for me is anything and everything to do with creativity, music, dance, drawing, painting, theatre and film. I grew up in a very creative family, many members getting into photography, excellent storytelling skills and lots and lots of music! My happiest days and […]

In the Studio with Yvonne Jongeling

What does a day in your art practice look like? A day in my art practice starts with a pot of black apricot tea and loud music playing from my computer’s speakers, usually the Pet Shops Boys. I prefer having a few art works in progress and I bounce in between them all, especially when I need to wait for […]

In the Studio with Ariel Cohen

What does a day in your art practice look like?I usually enter the art studio with a specific project in mind, set myself up with supplies, and get going fairly quickly. I spend a lot of time thinking about ideas for themes/concepts in my artwork outside of the studio— on my drives in the car, during a morning run, or […]

In the Studio with Pam Douglas

What does a day in your art practice look like? I’m seasonal like a wild creature in nature because I have to be. My work areas are my outdoor studio with a plank on horses behind the garage, and an appropriated dining area in my kitchen. In warm weather, especially when I’m making large sculptural pieces (as I did for […]

In the studio with Lynette K. Henderson

What does a day in your art practice look like?That’s a great question. I like to sort of “set the stage” for working – if it’s a day where I get to have a long block of time, I first go into the studio and turn on all the lights; I bring a bottle of water (and coffee if needed), […]

In the Studio with Cathy Breslaw

What does a day in your art practice look like? I am very self-disciplined. I have a list of “to do’s” each day with stars for the priorities, including for my art practice and everything else in my life. Each day I cross off what has been done, leaving the rest of items. In terms of my ‘work’ items, it […]

In the Studio with Catherine Singer

What does a day in your art practice look like?I’m either thinking of a project or working on one. Unfortunately, I am very disorganized and other things get in the way of my creating, unless I have a project deadline. What would life be like without art?Very left brain.My art requires just enough left brain to communicate what my right […]