
Thinkspace presents a photo tour of Marissa Reyes’s ‘Fighting Fickle Feelings For You.’ in Gallery III and ROJA’s ‘Asco’ in Gallery IV.
All exhibitions are on view at Thinkspace Projects now through March 25, 2023.
Photos by @BirdManPhotos.


























Thinkspace presents a photo tour of Marissa Reyes’s ‘Fighting Fickle Feelings For You.’ in Gallery III and ROJA’s ‘Asco’ in Gallery IV.
All exhibitions are on view at Thinkspace Projects now through March 25, 2023.
Photos by @BirdManPhotos.
Here is the opening night recap video from this past Saturday’s reception for our March exhibitions. (Opening night photos BELOW for F Cancer Group Show, Marissa Reyes’ and Roja’s solo exhibitions!)
Many thanks to everyone who came through to support and a big round of applause to b. Robert Moore, Marissa Reyes, and Roja on their new bodies of work.
In Gallery I, strong, evocotive work stirred the non-stop full house for b. ROBERT MOORE ‘Out the Mud: A Black American Rite of Passage’. A museumesque exhibition that had our patrons deeply engaged all evening. (Opening Night photos for b. Robert Moore HERE!)
In Gallery III, YeeHaws and bananas 🍌 helped to lift spirits in MARISSA REYES’s deeply personal body of work for ‘Fighting Fickle Feelings For You.’
In Gallery IV, the textile based work by ROJA in ‘Asco’ wowed the crowds with its intricacies and wild narratives.
And finally in Gallery II, the emotions were deep and the support was strong surrounding our ‘F CANCER’ Group Show to raise funds for cancer research and awareness, in honor of one of our own. CLICK HERE to see the roster of participating artists.
THANK YOU so very much to all the artists who took part and literally dropped everything in their busy schedules when we put this show together a mere six weeks ago. I can not thank you all enough. Still in awe of the special works you all submitted. ❤️
THANK YOU to everyone that has supported this show by purchasing a work, has shared word about it, taken the time to send us a note of support, shared your own painful stories of loved one’s battle with this evil disease, and shared alternative remedies, as we are open to any and all.
This art community is our family and you all really have made Shawn feel so very, very loved and it’s rare to get your flowers, as they say, before you pass on to the next plane of being. Last evening was special on so many levels.
We simply cannot thank you all enough. It has put some much needed extra fuel in our collective tanks for the battle ahead. Now to fight like we have never fought before. Shawn forever.
F*ck you, cancer. F*ck you. To learn more about all the American Cancer Society do, or to make a donation, please check here: www.cancer.org
Shout outs to Venice Beats, Goopmassta, The Roll N’ Bunn, Digital Debris Video Gallery, B9RK, Gonga, Roshi, Made Fresh Shop, Society of Shadows and Timeless Brand for helping provide great vibes for all in attendance.
All four exhibits remain on view until March 25, 2023.
Open Tuesday to Saturday from 12-6pm. Viewing Rooms for each show are now live on our website.
Video + photos courtesy @BirdManPhotos
We are proud to present the making of Etam Cru’s ‘Mr. Rooster’ mural at the corner of 8th and Wall in Downtown Los Angeles’s Flower District. The wall was produced by Thinkspace Gallery and Branded Arts. The awesome behind the scene progress footage was shot and edited by Birdman photography.
Etam Cru: etamcru.com
Thinkspace Gallery: thinkspacegallery.com
Branded Arts: brandedarts.com
Birdman Photography: instagram.com/birdmanphotos
Located at:
808 S. Wall St.
Los Angeles CA 90012
Photos of Robert Williams “Slang Aesthetics” and Juxtapoz “20 Years Under The Influence” opening night courtesy of Birdman photography.
Both exhibitions are on view February 22nd – April 19th, 2015
Guest Curators: Andrew Hosner (Thinkspace) & Gary Pressman (Copro Gallery)
Located at:
Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery
4800 Hollywood Blvd. in Los Angeles, CA
In the Barnsdall Art Park
Both exhibitions are sponsored in part by the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs and the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery. To contact the gallery please call 323.644.6269. Gallery hours are Thursday through Sunday from Noon to 5PM. For special tours and school groups, please contact Marta Feinstein at met_marta@sbcglobal.net or to arrange special adult tours, please contact Gabe Cifarelli at Gabriel.cifarelli@gmail.com – visit LAMAG on the web at www.lamag.org