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Tom Holland's The 1960s, A Transitional Decade BOOTH A111 Presented by David Richard Contemporary, The 1960s proved to be a critical decade for Holland in which his work transitioned from traditional painting on a two-dimensional plane using oil paint - to more literal, three-dimensional constructions. Holland moved quickly from canvas, to wooden panels, awning canvas, and ultimately, fiberglass as his support of choice. This transitional work was largely produced in Berkeley, but first exhibited by Nick Wilder in 1965 in Los Angeles. Holland's art was physical, multidimensional, and dynamic demanding the viewer's attention with lush surfaces, bold colors, and embedded objects. While Holland used representational elements, they referred to nothing in particular and their atypical presentation left them open to a variety of interpretations with a freshness that remains forty years later.
Speedy Graphito BOOTH K320 Fabien Castantier Gallery will present a live art installation at the LA Art Show: Modern & Contemporary by celebrated Parisian graffiti artist, Speedy Graphito. Olivier Rizzo, alias: Speedy Graphito, is one of the pioneers of the French "Street Art" movement. An imprint of the collective memory of a whole generation, Speedy's innovative and hard-hitting style began in the 1980s.
Yuroz's Peace Mural BOOTH B140 After great success with last's year's installation in Guatemala's National Palace, Corzine Fine Art brings Yuroz's UN Human Rights mural to the LA Art Show. The comfortable environment created by Yuroz's art invites discussion and spreads his message of peace and tolerance.
James Peterson's Hypoxia BOOTH B159 Curated by The Los Angeles Art Association / Gallery 825, Hypoxia will be a flowing form designed in the likeness of algae blooms. This 'organism' will wash over the space and redefine the momentum of traffic.
LAUNCH LA BOOTH K323 LAUNCH LA will present the works of three artists, Todd Carpenter, Marion Lane, and Matthew Winkler. This is in conjunction with LAUNCH LA's mission to create events in hopes of developing a stronger artist - audience relationship.
Gregory de la Haba It’Äôs Only The Beginning Video Installation BOOTH A105 Presented by Amstel Gallery, New York multimedia artist Gregory de la Haba is an exceptionally skilled painter with a pedagogical lineage that stretches back to the great Neoclassicist Jacques-Louis. Known for his conceptually charged works including Equus Maximus, Surfboard & Skateboard, and Between Nothingness & Paradise, de la Haba will present a new body of work at the LA Art Show: Modern & Contemporary. It’Äôs Only The Beginning will feature an immersive video installation surrounded by a selection of impressive carved surfboards.

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