Jose Davila. "Offerings #1." Mexico.
Mark Jenkins. "Wanna Fight?" Mixed Media. JonOne. "Snowfall."
JonOne. "Snowfall." Graffiti Artist.
JonOne. "Blue Anthem." Graffiti Art.
Mark Jenkins. "I'm Trying."
They sold one of these figures while I was there, and the owner wanted to take it
right away, so two people carried it out. At first it looked like they were carrying a corpse.
Suh Jeong Min. "Reeds by a River." South Korean. Mulberry Paper.
Juh began by writing a poem on pieces of hanji (mulberry paper). Then he cut
the pieces of paper and rolled them tightly. He then cut them in half length-wise
and assembled them here. So you see what almost appears to be reeds blowing
in a breeze.
Antonio Marro. "The Secret of the Last Groove." 6 x 6 feet
Dieter Balzer. "The City." Wood.
Rero. "Quote." Street Artist. Paris.
Rero. "Music Begins Where Words End." Street Artist. Paris.
Speedy Graphito. "Never Forget Me." French Street Artist.
Victor Vasarely. "Alexian." Hungarian-French. Op Art.
Gallery Space
Jesus Rafael Soto. "Blue on Aluminum." Venezuela. Op Art.
Jesus Rafael Soto. "The Red One." Venezuela. Mauro Corda. "Embryon."
Donadini. "Brush Stroke with Red Stripe." actual paint brush.
Donadini. "Brush Stroke with Red Stripe." Brush and folded canvas.
Jesus Rafael Soto. "That Red One." Venezuela. Op Art.
Piece seen from side. As you walk by, the squares of color raised above the painted lines
seem to vibrate before your eyes.
Ron English. "Starskull Walking Stick." Street Artist.
Stallman. "The Rainbow." Painted Canvas.
"Stallman" is actualyl two men. They cut canvas into strips three inches wide and
stand them on their side. These are hundreds of strips of canvas.
Stallman. Julian Voss-Andreae. "Buddha." Steel.
From the side, the sculpture looks solid and comprehensible. But is you stand
directly in front of it
Buddha disappears when you stand directly in front.
Stallman. Strips of colored canvas standing on edge.
Ron English. "Two Ton Tom." Fiberglass.
RETNA. "Forever More." Los Angeles Street Artist.
He has invented an artistic calligraphy of mixed Arabic / Chinese /
Cyrillic / Egyptian / Hebrew.
RETNA. "Today Is." Los Angeles Street Artist.
Andy Warhol. "Campbell Soup Can." Print 4 feet high.
This is part of a set of 40 varieties of soup. Today the price depends
on the variety of soup. This was going for $52,000, but if you can
find a "Tomato," the most highly desirable, the price is close
to $1 million.
Roy Lichtenstein. "Brown Brushstroke." Pop Art.
Paul Jenkins. "Phenomenon." Paint poured and spread by spatula.
Cha Jong Rae. "Sculpture." Carved and sanded plywood. South Korea.
She laminates pieces of plywood, they carves and polishes them so the grain
stands out.
Cha Jong Rae. "Sculpture." carved Plywood. 8 feet long
Cha Jong Rae. "Wall Sculpture." Carved Plywood.
Keith Haring. "Blue Pyramid." 40 x 57 inches.
Roy Lichtenstein. "Chem 1A." Print.
Daniele Sigalot. "29 Bad and 1 Good." Aluminum. Italian.
Brendan Murphy. Blue Spaceman." Fiberglass.
Brendan Murphy. "War and Peace: The Pose." Fiberglass. California.
Brendan Murphy. "Lightning." California.
Brendan Murphy. "Magic." California.
Brendan Murphy. "The Posa #2." Fiberglass. California.
Daniele Sigalot. "Note." Italian.
Matthew Fine. "Totem." Granite and Cast Glass.
Matthew Fine. "Blue Herring." Granite and Cast Glass.
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