Gregory Siff_Gallery Brown

Gallery Brown presents Matter of Time, an exhibition of new paintings, works on paper and sculpture from artist Gregory Siff. Born and raised in Brooklyn, Gregory officially made Los Angeles home in 2009 where he has since established himself as a recognizable cultural influence. Gregory’s distinct handmade style merges unique elements of abstraction, street, and fine art; his technique coalesces the voice of a fearless child with the wisdom of a seasoned warrior. His influences include Jean-Michel Basquiat, Andy Warhol, RETNA, Ray Johnson, RISK, David Shillinglaw, Louis XXX and his father. Matter of Time is an examination of fame, idolatry, memory, determination, kingship and heart. Gregory’s half-whispered thoughts are painted out in full roars on found material, handmade panel and canvas.

CURTIS KULIG - Love Me

Inverting the I heart NY slogan to the most basic of human desires, “LOVE ME ” is becoming a New York icon by being virtually everywhere you turn; confronting onlookers with their most primitive human needs when they least expect it.

SSUR - Scion Gallery

 Planet of the Apes...

 The real life action figures... Planet of the Apes guy

His found objects... and caviar because he's Russian and a baller!

My friend the artist Russel and his son.

CHRIS BRACEY_Guy Hepner Gallery

Chris Bracey has been the Neon Man for 37 years creating iconic artpieces for David LaChappelle, Martin Creed and others.

AL JACKSON - Al Jackson Gallery

Al Jackson in front of his Mohammed Ali portrait.

DAVID SMITH - Cube and Anarchy

This was an opening at LACMA.
All I can say about the art is that it looked really dated and 80's and maybe the only thing redeeming about it is that it was made in the 60's. So the artist was perhaps ahead of his time then but it just was not eye candy to me.I really did not enjoy the art at all therefore I do not recommend it. In fact, the people watching was infinitely better than the art.This woman was wearing these really cool quirky pants and she let me take a photo. Unfortunately I have not mastered the art of a good fashion blog photo. I'll work on it!

LUKE CHUEH

Great show at a small gallery in Culver City.
This kind of work is right up my alley. His minimal paintings of bears were great and the sculpture phenomenal but most of all I liked the interactive part.

He had very basic drawings of his bear with markers in 3 colors. You can make your own and most people did! There was a wall of them. Some were great and some not so great but over all it was great seeing everyone's interpretation of the bear.
Here is the 1 that I did.