Unfortunately, all of our blog postings are being put on hold until the Spring of 2009. There are several reasons for this, but the main reason is family priorities. We'll continue to keep our websites and art resources current and blog again next year.
Best Wishes for the New Year!
Dan Fear
http://art-collecting.com
http://art-support.com
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Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Wendy Burton Photographs
Craig Krull Gallery
On September 3rd, Craig Krull Gallery opened Wendy Burton’s fourth solo exhibition at Craig Krull Gallery, entitled Trace Elements III, the artist continues to explore abandoned and decaying structures as subjects for her photographic archaeology of the not so distant past in American civilization. These vacant buildings are often the product of what Burton refers to as the “rust belt,” areas where industry has moved on, resulting in the disintegration of entire communities. In Tema Celeste, Shana Nys Dambrot wrote, “…these are undeniable compelling subjects, saturated in a sort of rural collapse…yet the morbid lyricism of Burton’s tone is suggestive rather than judgmental…[their] meaning built on cobwebs and ghost stories.” This exhibition also includes a portfolio of images entitled, “What Remains,” made in post-Katrina New Orleans.
Wendy Burton
Exterior, Closed Factory Youngstown, Ohio, 2006
Archival pigment print
18 x 18 inches
Copyright Wendy Burton, 2006
Courtesy Craig Krull Gallery, Santa Monica
Wendy Burton
REA Freight Terminal No 7 Buffalo, New York, 2006
Archival pigment print
18 x 18 inches
Copyright Wendy Burton, 2006
Courtesy Craig Krull Gallery, Santa Monica
Wendy Burton
REA Freight Terminal No 16 Buffalo, New York, 2007
Archival pigment print
18 x 18 inches
Copyright Wendy Burton, 2007
Courtesy Craig Krull Gallery, Santa Monica
Wendy Burton
Scarf, Coaling Tower Youngstown, Ohio, 2006
Archival pigment print
18 x 18 inches
Copyright Wendy Burton, 2006
Courtesy Craig Krull Gallery, Santa Monica
The gallery is also featuring a solo exhibition of work by Dennis Hopper. Concurrent with his distinguished career as an actor and director, Mr. Hopper has been highly regarded as a photographer and painter. In the sixties, he was part of the seminal group of L.A. artists that included Ed Ruscha, Ed Kienholz and Wallace Berman.
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Wendy Burton
September 3 – October 4, 2008
Dennis Hopper
September 3 – October 4, 2008
Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Friday, 10 to 5:30
Saturday 11 to 5:30
Craig Krull Gallery
Bergamot Station
2525 Michigan Avenue, Building B-3
Santa Monica, California 90404
(310) 828-6410
For additional information visit the
Craig Krull Gallery
Wendy BurtonExterior, Closed Factory Youngstown, Ohio, 2006
Archival pigment print
18 x 18 inches
Copyright Wendy Burton, 2006
Courtesy Craig Krull Gallery, Santa Monica
Wendy BurtonREA Freight Terminal No 7 Buffalo, New York, 2006
Archival pigment print
18 x 18 inches
Copyright Wendy Burton, 2006
Courtesy Craig Krull Gallery, Santa Monica
Wendy BurtonREA Freight Terminal No 16 Buffalo, New York, 2007
Archival pigment print
18 x 18 inches
Copyright Wendy Burton, 2007
Courtesy Craig Krull Gallery, Santa Monica
Wendy BurtonScarf, Coaling Tower Youngstown, Ohio, 2006
Archival pigment print
18 x 18 inches
Copyright Wendy Burton, 2006
Courtesy Craig Krull Gallery, Santa Monica
The gallery is also featuring a solo exhibition of work by Dennis Hopper. Concurrent with his distinguished career as an actor and director, Mr. Hopper has been highly regarded as a photographer and painter. In the sixties, he was part of the seminal group of L.A. artists that included Ed Ruscha, Ed Kienholz and Wallace Berman.
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Wendy Burton
September 3 – October 4, 2008
Dennis Hopper
September 3 – October 4, 2008
Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Friday, 10 to 5:30
Saturday 11 to 5:30
Craig Krull Gallery
Bergamot Station
2525 Michigan Avenue, Building B-3
Santa Monica, California 90404
(310) 828-6410
For additional information visit the
Craig Krull Gallery
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Terrence Rogers Fine Art
Kenny Harris New Paintings
Paintings by Kenny Harris, are on display at Terrence Rogers Fine Art in Santa Monica. Exhibition will be on display until June 7th.
Kenny HarrisStaccato Palms, 2008
oil on canvas, 40 x 48 inches
Courtesy Terrence Rogers Fine Art, Santa Monica
Kenny HarrisVenice Beach, Clear Day, 2008
oil on canvas, 26½ x 32 inches
Courtesy Terrence Rogers Fine Art, Santa Monica
Kenny HarrisInca Trail, 2007
oil on canvas, 20 x 30 inches
Courtesy Terrence Rogers Fine Art, Santa Monica
Kenny Harris
New Paintings
March 4 - June 7, 2008
Terrence Rogers Fine Art
1231 Fifth Street
Santa Monica, CA 90401
310.394.4999
For additional information contact the gallery
or visit their website Terrence Rogers Fine Art
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Friday, April 25, 2008
Christopher Grimes Gallery
João Louro: L.A.Confidential
Christopher Grimes Gallery is presenting their second US exhibition of João Louro, one of Portugal's most important contemporary artists, as he explores the relationship between image and text, through looking at architecture and film.
Louro is presenting new work utilizing architectural drawings of the sites where movies were filmed, which are presented in connection to the dialogue spoken in that location. One large-scale piece, with several panels (76” x 76” each) will represent LAX International Airport where James Bond arrives during the end of the movie “Diamonds Are Forever.” The exhibition will
be on display until May 17th.
Louro is presenting new work utilizing architectural drawings of the sites where movies were filmed, which are presented in connection to the dialogue spoken in that location. One large-scale piece, with several panels (76” x 76” each) will represent LAX International Airport where James Bond arrives during the end of the movie “Diamonds Are Forever.” The exhibition will
be on display until May 17th.
João LouroInstallation view, 2008
L.A. Confidential, Christopher Grimes Gallery
João LouroInstallation view, 2008
L.A. Confidential, Christopher Grimes Gallery
João LouroInstallation view, 2008
L.A. Confidential, Christopher Grimes Gallery
João LouroLe Mepris #01, 2008
acrylic and paint on canvas and plexiglas
75 x 75 inches, 190 x 190 cm
(framed), JL038
João LouroLA Confidential, 2008
acrylic and paint on canvas and plexiglas,
39-1/4 x 32 inches, 100 x 81 cm
(framed), JL041
João Louro’s work has been the subject of solo shows at important institutions such as the Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art, Porto, (2000), and the Centro Cultural de Belem, Lisbon (2004). He has participated in numerous group shows in Portugal, France, Holland, Italy, Spain, Ireland, Brazil and the US. His work was also included in Insite 05, San Diego-Tijuana (2005), and “The Experience of Art” in the Italian Pavilion curated by Maria de Corral for the 51st Venice Biennial (2005). Currently, he is in the group exhibition, “In the Beginning,” at the University Art Gallery, University of California, San Diego, California (2008.)
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João Louro: L.A. Confidential
April 12 - May 17, 2008
Christopher Grimes Gallery
916 Colorado Avenue
Santa Monica, CA 90401
310.587.3373
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 10-5:30pm.
For additional information contact the gallery
or visit their website: Christopher Grimes Gallery.
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Saturday, March 22, 2008
Santa Monica Airport Art Walk
Santa Monica Airport Art Walk will be Saturday March 29th,
1-5pm. Located on Airport Avenue between Bundy Drive and Walgrove Avenue (23rd Street if you are coming from Santa Monica), south of Ocean Park Boulevard, the airport is home to numerous private artist studios, the Santa Monica Art Studios complex, the Sherry Frumkin and Arena One galleries, the Santa Monica College Ceramic Studios and Arts Mentor Program, and the Ruskin Group Theatre. These spaces will all be open to visitors during the Art Walk providing a unique opportunity to view the current work of local artists and explore the spaces where their imaginations take flight.
The Santa Monica Airport Art Walk is presented by the City of Santa Monica Cultural Affairs Division and Santa Monica Airport.
For additional details visit the following website.
http://arts.smgov.net/AirportArtWalk/AirportArtWalk.htm
If time allows, you might also stop by Bergamot Station or downtown to see what the galleries are showing.
Bergamot Station Gallery Guide
Santa Monica Gallery Guide
1-5pm. Located on Airport Avenue between Bundy Drive and Walgrove Avenue (23rd Street if you are coming from Santa Monica), south of Ocean Park Boulevard, the airport is home to numerous private artist studios, the Santa Monica Art Studios complex, the Sherry Frumkin and Arena One galleries, the Santa Monica College Ceramic Studios and Arts Mentor Program, and the Ruskin Group Theatre. These spaces will all be open to visitors during the Art Walk providing a unique opportunity to view the current work of local artists and explore the spaces where their imaginations take flight.
The Santa Monica Airport Art Walk is presented by the City of Santa Monica Cultural Affairs Division and Santa Monica Airport.
For additional details visit the following website.
http://arts.smgov.net/AirportArtWalk/AirportArtWalk.htm
If time allows, you might also stop by Bergamot Station or downtown to see what the galleries are showing.
Bergamot Station Gallery Guide
Santa Monica Gallery Guide
Friday, March 14, 2008
James Gray Gallery / New Exhibitions
A new group of exhibititions open on March 15th, at the James Gray Gallery located at Bergamot Station, in Santa Monica. The opening and artist reception will be Saturday evening, March 15th, from 6 - 9pm.
Augustin CastilloAbstract CVIII
Mixed media, multicanvas, 64" x 48"
© Augustin Castillo, courtesy James Gray Gallery
Augustin CastilloAbstract CIX
Mixed media, multicanvas, 60" x 44"
© Augustin Castillo, courtesy James Gray Gallery
Born in the city of San Jose, California, and living most of his life in Mexico, Agustin Castillo has been influenced by many cultures. Naturally, his artworks are fusions of amazingly crafted materials and methods. Castillo notes, “I always try to develop concepts that would help to canalize my emotions, ideas, and visual interpretations.” Linking several canvases with such materials as resin, acrylic, and paste, he adds texture and dimension to a very powerful visual encounter. Castillo’s complex process culminates to a seemingly minimal piece. The onlooker’s gaze slowly travels through the emotive and subtle colors and textures of his three-dimensional, abstract paintings.
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Joanie San ChiricoSunset Tree #2
Pigment, hand stitching, 48" x 38"
© by artist, courtesy James Gray Gallery
Joanie San ChiricoMarshlands #1
Pigment, hand stitching, acrylic, 20" x 20"
© by Joanie San Chirico, courtesy James Gray Gallery
Joanie San Chirico's work is unique with the incorporation of photography, paint, stitching and textiles. The viewer is almost challenged to decipher the actual composition of the painting. The artist integrates techniques to reflect on the past in an attempt to make sense of the future by utilizing the incongruity of hand stitching with the latest technology on silk and other textiles. This series combines these mediums to portray natural surfaces using imagery of the planet's fragile beauty.
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Dan Van ClappBaby Prometheus
Mixed media, 66" x 27" x 30"
© Dan Van Clapp, courtesy James Gray Gallery
Dan Van ClappBirth of Martyr
Mixed media, 70" x 13" x 34"
© Dan Van Clapp, courtesy James Gray Gallery
The history of Art and Literature has been a provocative inspiration and, for me, an identification with the past. Ever fascinated by civilization in conflict, I have chosen the human figure by using plastic dollars, to evoke the connections between troubling eroticism and the pursuit of power. At first glance one might see this work as spiritually romantic, but on closer inspection, the viewer sees an alluring, powerful figure whose mysterious origins tend to drift to the dark side of human nature.
For the last 15 years his work has been inspired by the 17th century church santos, while pleasing to look at with their entire classic splendor, the overall theme becomes about sadness, power, and fear.
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Nympha GrubbsDance
Acrylic and oil on canvas, 24" x 30"
© Nympha Grubbs, courtesy James Gray Gallery, Santa Monica
William KendallSilent
Acrylic on canvas, 24" x 30"
© William Kendall, courtesy James Gray Gallery, Santa Monica
Yasmin SayyedVeils of Knowledge
Acrylic and oil on canvas, 22" x 30"
© Yasmin Sayyed, courtesy James Gray Gallery, Santa Monica
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Artist reception will be Saturday, March 15th, from 6 - 9pm.
James Gray Gallery
Bergamot Station
2525 Michigan Avenue, Building D4
Santa Monica, CA 90404
310.315.9502
Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 11am - 6pm
For additional information and images see gallery website.
James Gray Gallery
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Monday, March 3, 2008
Terrence Rogers Fine Art / Mitchell Johnson
Paintings by Mitchell Johnson, are on display at Terrence Rogers Fine Art in Santa Monica during the month of March.
Mitchell JohnsonPorch with Blue Door, 2008
oil on linen, 16 x 26 inches
© Mitchell Johnson, courtesy Terrence Rogers Fine Art
Mitchell JohnsonNorth Truro (Green Windows), 2007-2008
oil on linen, 32 x 56 inches
© Mitchell Johnson, courtesy Terrence Rogers Fine Art
Mitchell JohnsonClecy, 2007
oil on linen, 20 x 30 inches
© Mitchell Johnson, courtesy Terrence Rogers Fine Art
Mitchell JohnsonTruro, 2007
oil on linen, 16 x 30 inches
© Mitchell Johnson, courtesy Terrence Rogers Fine Art
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Mitchell Johnson
Here and Now
March 2 - April 5, 2008
Terrence Rogers Fine Art
1231 Fifth Street
Santa Monica, CA 90401
310.394.4999
For additional information contact the gallery
or visit their website Terrence Rogers Fine Art
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Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Lora Schlesinger Gallery / Foosaner and Seid
A new exhibition is opening this week at the Lora Schlesinger Gallery located in Bergamot Station. Featured in the main gallery is Judith Foosaner and in the Project Room will be artwork by Carrie Seid. The show opens on Saturday, February 23rd, 5-7 pm.
Judith Foosaner
Glandular Fever
Charcoal on paper on canvas, 42" x 96"
© Judith Foosaner, courtesy of Lora Schlesinger Gallery
Judith Foosaner works exclusively in black and white, using form, rhythm, and energy to create her striking and subtle compositions. The pieces are large in scale and range from oil paintings on canvas to charcoal collages to drawings on paper. This is her second exhibition with the gallery.
Foosaner studied with Elmer Bischoff, David Hockney, R.B. Kitaj, and Mark Rothko at the University of California, Berkeley. Based in the Bay Area for many years, Foosaner taught at the California College of Arts, University of California, at Berkeley and the Wimbledon College of Art in London.
Carrie Seid
Back and Forth, 2007
Birch, silk, copper, acrylic , 12 x 12 x 3"
© Carrie Seid, courtesy of Lora Schlesinger Gallery
Carrie Seid's pieces are constructed using a plywood base, cut and formed sheet metals (copper, brass and aluminum), and silk. The metal forms an understructure, which supports a tautly stretched layer of silk. Modulated color (in the form of underpainting or dyed silk) is sometimes used to enhance depth, structure and dimension. The additional step of oiling the fabric “skin” creates various degrees of translucence, allowing the outer layer to be visually penetrable - a watercolor rendered in three dimensions.
Originally from Chicago, Carrie Seid currently lives in Tuscon and teaches at the University of Arizona. Seid received her B.F.A. from The Rhode Island School of Design and her M.F.A. from Cranbrook Academy of Art.
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Judith Foosaner
Crossing the Line
February 23 - March 29, 2008
Carrie Seid
Emergent Features: New Sculpture
February 23 - March 29, 2008
Opening: Saturday, February 23rd, 5 - 7pm
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 10 - 5:30pm
Lora Schlesinger Gallery
2525 Michigan Avenue T3
Santa Monica, CA 90404
(310) 828-1133
For additional information contact the gallery or visit their website Lora Schlesinger Gallery.
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Judith FoosanerGlandular Fever
Charcoal on paper on canvas, 42" x 96"
© Judith Foosaner, courtesy of Lora Schlesinger Gallery
Judith Foosaner works exclusively in black and white, using form, rhythm, and energy to create her striking and subtle compositions. The pieces are large in scale and range from oil paintings on canvas to charcoal collages to drawings on paper. This is her second exhibition with the gallery.
Foosaner studied with Elmer Bischoff, David Hockney, R.B. Kitaj, and Mark Rothko at the University of California, Berkeley. Based in the Bay Area for many years, Foosaner taught at the California College of Arts, University of California, at Berkeley and the Wimbledon College of Art in London.
Carrie SeidBack and Forth, 2007
Birch, silk, copper, acrylic , 12 x 12 x 3"
© Carrie Seid, courtesy of Lora Schlesinger Gallery
Carrie Seid's pieces are constructed using a plywood base, cut and formed sheet metals (copper, brass and aluminum), and silk. The metal forms an understructure, which supports a tautly stretched layer of silk. Modulated color (in the form of underpainting or dyed silk) is sometimes used to enhance depth, structure and dimension. The additional step of oiling the fabric “skin” creates various degrees of translucence, allowing the outer layer to be visually penetrable - a watercolor rendered in three dimensions.
Originally from Chicago, Carrie Seid currently lives in Tuscon and teaches at the University of Arizona. Seid received her B.F.A. from The Rhode Island School of Design and her M.F.A. from Cranbrook Academy of Art.
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Judith Foosaner
Crossing the Line
February 23 - March 29, 2008
Carrie Seid
Emergent Features: New Sculpture
February 23 - March 29, 2008
Opening: Saturday, February 23rd, 5 - 7pm
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 10 - 5:30pm
Lora Schlesinger Gallery
2525 Michigan Avenue T3
Santa Monica, CA 90404
(310) 828-1133
For additional information contact the gallery or visit their website Lora Schlesinger Gallery.
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Saturday, February 9, 2008
Bobbie Greenfield Gallery / Guy Dill Exhibition
Bobbie Greenfield Gallery at Bergamot Station, is presenting Guy Dill: New Sculpture and Wall Panels, through March 1st, 2008.
Guy DillCarlyle, 2007
Aluminum, 94 x 48 x 33 inches
Guy DillTuk-2, 2007
Aluminum, 93 x 41 x 18 inches
Guy DillMahoot, 2007
Aluminum, 27.5 x 9 x 29 inches
Guy DillPooja,2007
Bronze, 79 x 27 x 78 inches
Guy DillUntitled (Panel IV), 2007
Aluminum, 48 x 96 inches
Guy DillUntitled (Panel III), 2007
Aluminum, 96 x 34 7/8 inches
Guy Dill
Untitled (Panel I), 2007
Aluminum, 72 x 48 inches
Guy DillUntitled (Panel IX), 2007
Aluminum, 96 x 48 inches
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Bobbie Greenfield Gallery
Bergamot Station
2525 Michigan Avenue B6
Santa Monica, CA 90404
(310) 264-0640
For additional information contact the gallery or visit their website: Bobbie Greenfield Gallery
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Friday, January 25, 2008
Los Angeles Art Show
This is a terrific week to see and purchase fine art Southern California. Two major art fairs are open in Santa Monica, plus the local galleries and museums are displaying wonderful works of art.The Los Angeles Art Show, one of the most prestigious expositions in America, showcasing a variety of fine art from the 17th century to the present. In addition, this year the Los Angeles Art Show will be joined by the IFPDA’s 23rd Annual Los Angeles Fine Print Fair. Over 125 distinguished international and US galleries will come together to showcase the finest examples of works in the year’s most anticipated art show.
Here's a partial list of participating galleries. From New York, Charles Cowles Gallery, J. Cacciola Gallery, Nancy Hoffman Gallery, Peter Findlay Gallery, Spanierman Modern, Marlborough Gallery, Pace Prints, and Yossi Milo Gallery.
From Chicago, Aaron Galleries, Armstrong Fine Art, Carrie Secrist Gallery, Catherine Edelman Gallery, Robert Henry Adams Fine Art, and Worthington Gallery.
From New Mexico, Bellas Artes, Charlotte Jackson Fine Art, Gebert Contemporary, Richard Levy Gallery, LewAllen Contemporary, and Robert Henry Adams Fine Art.
From Seattle, Greg Kucera Gallery, Davidson Galleries, Carolyn Staley Fine Prints and Winston Wachter Fine Art.
From California, Bobbie Greenfield Gallery, Dolby Chadwick Gallery, Frey Norris Gallery, George Billis Gallery LA, Leslie Sacks Fine Art, Paul Thiebaud Gallery, Peter Fetterman Photography, Trotter Galleries, and William A. Karges Fine Art.
General Show Hours
Thursday, January 24 noon-7pm
Friday, January 25 noon-8pm
Saturday, January 26 noon-8pm
Sunday, January 27 noon-6pm
Advance sale tickets may be purchased online for general show hours through Acteva.com. Tickets purchased in advance online are $14. Tickets purchased at the event are $20. Tickets valid for single day entry only. For Day of Event Tickets, you can download and print the discount coupon and present it at the door for $6
off the admission price.
The Los Angeles Art Show website is:
http://www.laartshow.com/
Our parent website
http://art-collecting.com/
Art LA 2008
ART LA, the New Los Angeles International Contemporary Art Fair, takes place at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, January 25th – 27th, 2008. The fair will feature 60 international and Los Angeles based galleries representing contemporary art.
The exhibiting galleries at ART LA are an even balance of established blue chip and emerging galleries, all presenting the most progressive, international artwork being produced. 30 exhibitors hail from the immediate Los Angeles area, 30 are from the rest of the United States and abroad.
Partial list of Los Angles area galleries exhibiting: Ace Gallery, Cherry and Martin, China Art Objects Galleries, Mary Goldman Gallery, Jack Hanley Gallery, Kontainer, Ooga Booga, Patrick Painter, Regen Projects, and Marc Selwyn Fine Art.
Partial list of national and international galleries exhibiting: Bortolami, Eleven Rivington, and Reena Spaulings (New York), Ratio 3 (San Francisco), Fredric Snitzer Gallery (Miami), Taka Ishii Gallery and Tomio Koyama Gallery (Tokyo), Kurimanzutto (Mexico City), and Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin (Paris and Miami).
Fair Location
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
1855 Main Street
Public Fair Dates and Hours
Friday, January 25, 12 - 8pm
Saturday, January 26, 12 - 8pm
Sunday, January 27, 12 - 6pm
1-day pass $15, or a 3-day pass for $25. Tickets are available for purchase at the box office during the run of the fair.
This week you can also visit the Los Angles Art Show which is also located in Santa Monica. Also, go early and stop by the galleries in Santa Monica and Bergamot Station.
Useful Links:
Art LA 2008
Santa Monica Gallery Guide
Bergamot Station Gallery Guide
http://art-collecting.com/
The exhibiting galleries at ART LA are an even balance of established blue chip and emerging galleries, all presenting the most progressive, international artwork being produced. 30 exhibitors hail from the immediate Los Angeles area, 30 are from the rest of the United States and abroad.
Partial list of Los Angles area galleries exhibiting: Ace Gallery, Cherry and Martin, China Art Objects Galleries, Mary Goldman Gallery, Jack Hanley Gallery, Kontainer, Ooga Booga, Patrick Painter, Regen Projects, and Marc Selwyn Fine Art.
Partial list of national and international galleries exhibiting: Bortolami, Eleven Rivington, and Reena Spaulings (New York), Ratio 3 (San Francisco), Fredric Snitzer Gallery (Miami), Taka Ishii Gallery and Tomio Koyama Gallery (Tokyo), Kurimanzutto (Mexico City), and Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin (Paris and Miami).
Fair Location
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
1855 Main Street
Public Fair Dates and Hours
Friday, January 25, 12 - 8pm
Saturday, January 26, 12 - 8pm
Sunday, January 27, 12 - 6pm
1-day pass $15, or a 3-day pass for $25. Tickets are available for purchase at the box office during the run of the fair.
This week you can also visit the Los Angles Art Show which is also located in Santa Monica. Also, go early and stop by the galleries in Santa Monica and Bergamot Station.
Useful Links:
Art LA 2008
Santa Monica Gallery Guide
Bergamot Station Gallery Guide
http://art-collecting.com/
Art - Santa Monica Blog
Welcome to "Art - Santa Monica" a new art blog about Santa Monica and Bergamot Station art galleries, as well as other news about art around Santa Monica. The blogs will include local art news, reviews (we're looking for reviewers), press releases and artwork.
Since this blog is accessed primarily through the Santa Monica Gallery Guide, it will have a strong focus on galleries. Whenever art news relates to Southern California in general, articles will also be posted on the "Art-LA" and "Art-Culver City" blogs.
In the next few days, we'll be adding a blog to the Culver City Gallery Guide. Yesterday, we added "Art-LA" a new blog for the Los Angeles Gallery Guide.
If you'd like to share interesting art news or stories, please contact us via email at art-support@att.net. Also, please add us to your press release mailing list if you have a gallery or art business.
Thanks for looking, check back soon and help spread the word about our new art blogs.
Dan Fear
http://art-collecting.com/
Since this blog is accessed primarily through the Santa Monica Gallery Guide, it will have a strong focus on galleries. Whenever art news relates to Southern California in general, articles will also be posted on the "Art-LA" and "Art-Culver City" blogs.
In the next few days, we'll be adding a blog to the Culver City Gallery Guide. Yesterday, we added "Art-LA" a new blog for the Los Angeles Gallery Guide.
If you'd like to share interesting art news or stories, please contact us via email at art-support@att.net. Also, please add us to your press release mailing list if you have a gallery or art business.
Thanks for looking, check back soon and help spread the word about our new art blogs.
Dan Fear
http://art-collecting.com/
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