Tag: opening night

Opening Night of Seth Armstrong and Erik Jones

It was a packed house the opening night of Seth Armstrong’s “The Air Is Thick” and Erik Jones’ “Color|Full“. Robert Williams even paid Thinkspace a visit after a full day of book signings up at LAMAG. Both exhibits remain on view through April 18th, so please swing on by if you missed the opening reception. The shows really demand in person viewing to best appreciate them, from the numerous hidden details in Armstrong’s paintings to the three-dimensional aspects in Jones’ new works. Visit our Flickr account  for full coverage of opening night and below are a few of our favorite shots.

Left to Right: Seth Armstrong, Robert Williams, Suzanne Williams

crowd at seth armstrong and eric jones show

eric jones and andrew hosner chatting about art

seth armstrong, eric jones, and ken

 

Don’t miss our next opening Beautanica and group exhibition Gumbo, Saturday April 25. Beautanica will be showing new works by Australian artist Bec Winnel. Gumbo will be displaying the work of artists Alex Yanes, James Bullough, Matthew Grabelsky, Ryan Hewett, Sergio Garcia, Troy Coulterman, and Troy Lovegates. Visit the Thinkspace Gallery website for more details.

Juxtapoz Magazine May Issue!

Juxtapoz May Issue

Still can’t get enough of the Robert Williams: Slang Aesthetics! & ’20 Years Under The Influence of Juxtapoz’ shows, then pick up the latest issue of Juxtapoz Magazine.  A two page spread of opening night photos and great coverage on both shows is a must read. Visit the Thinkspace website for photos of the feature.

“This is my biggest and best load, there won’t be another like this anytime soon.” – Robert Williams 

Both exhibitions are free and open to the public and on view through April 19th.

Located at:
Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery
4800 Hollywood Blvd. in Los Angeles, CA
In the Barnsdall Art Park (near the Vermont intersection)

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

Opening Reception Video of Pow! Wow! Hawaii 2015

POW! WOW! Hawaii 2015: Opening Art Reception from POW! WOW! Hawaii on Vimeo.

Here is a fantastic video from the opening reception of Pow! Wow! Hawaii curated by Thinkspace Gallery. The exhibition was on view at the Honolulu Museum Of Art School from February 7 – 18th. Additional details about the show can be found on their website, www.powwowhawaii.com 

Digital previews for ‘There It Is’ + ‘Happy Valley’ – opening tonight at Thinkspace

'Waiter #26' from Brett Amory

‘There It Is’ features new works from three Oakland, CA based artists that explore the urban aesthetic from distinctly different points of view. From the observational based oil paintings of Brett Amory to the history drenched collage styled oil paintings of Adam Caldwell through to the surreal bent on the world around us as seen through the eyes of oil painter Seth Armstrong, ‘There It Is’ offers up a painterly tour de force that is a great way to kick off our 2011 program.

View the works featured in ‘There It Is’ via our digital preview:
http://www.thinkspacegallery.com/2011/01/works.php

PLUS in our project room the debut Los Angeles solo show from Scotland based artist Paul Barnes.

'Love Mountain' from Paul Barnes

View the works in ‘Happy Valley’ from Paul Barnes via our digital preview:
http://www.thinkspacegallery.com/2011/01/project/works.php

If you see a work you would like to purchase or inquire about in either of the above previews, please send an e-mail to contact@thinkspacegallery.com and we will get right back to you with full details.

Both exhibitions open TONIGHT – so please come on through!

Thinkspace / 6009 Washington Blvd in the Culver City art district / www.thinkspacegallery.com