For its participation to Paris Photo, Louise Alexander Gallery is pleased to present a selection of
historical photographs by Guy Bourdin in relationship to recent works by Melanie Schiff and Sarah
Conaway, two American artists who, in different yet complementary contexts, have explored the
secular theme of still life.
For Frieze Los Angeles, international artist Tavares Strachan has created a site-specific neon sculpture that reads “Sometimes Lies Are Prettier”, sited in the heart of Hollywood. The work, in this context, speaks to both spectacle and protest summoning Hollywood’s desire to drive fantasy and our surreal political present.
For Frieze Los Angeles, international artist Tavares Strachan has created a site-specific neon sculpture that reads “Sometimes Lies Are Prettier”, sited in the heart of Hollywood. The work, in this context, speaks to both spectacle and protest summoning Hollywood’s desire to drive fantasy and our surreal political present.
The flagship of lille3000, the Tripostal unfolds the great story of Eldorado through a myriad of contemporary works of art borrowed from the four corners of the globe, with more than 40 artists on display.
Porto Cervo, June 28th to August 29th 2019 Louise Alexander Gallery/AFP is pleased to announce the first exhibition of paintings by Latin American artist Salomón Huerta at the gallery. Born 1965 in Tijuana, Mexico, Huerta has lived in Los Angeles since the age of 4. After completing a B.F.A. in Illustration at Art Center College […]
