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From any angle, the collector is able to see the Lamb’s craftsmanship playing off the tension between ceramic and gold leaf. The illustrious surface treatment reminds Kim of the Japanese Kintsugi technique of filling in cracks with gold.
Baldessari once said, “Don’t look at things, look at the gap between them.” This piece is quintessential Baldessari with his use of film stills and overlay of paper that changes the focus of the viewer.
This is Frank’s breakthrough series as this is her first autobiographical series. Her series incorporates symbols of her childhood and this pie represents the idea of a perfect childhood in the midst of dysfunction.
Hansen takes abstract art to a different level. His knitting technique transforms a multitude of textures to mirror the organic nature that we love and find in drip paintings.
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Jori Finkel is a journalist who covers art from the West Coast for The New York Times and The Art Newspaper. She lectures regularly at museums and art fairs and also appears on NPR, PBS and CNN broadcasts as part of her larger project of making contemporary art more accessible. In 2018 she developed and co-produced for KCET the Emmy-nominated documentary Artist and Mother. Her new book It Speaks to Me (Prestel) features 50 celebrated artists on artworks that inspire them from museums around the world.
Kim Schoenstadt is a Los Angeles-based artist. She is known for projects such as “Now Be Here,” which gathered close to 1,000 women-identifying and non-binary artists in Downtown L.A. for a historic photograph that visually showed the world artists who are not always included in exhibitions and collections. The project launched other “Now Be Here” activations across the country in Brooklyn, Miami and Washington, D.C. to significant media attention and critical acclaim. Schoenstadt’s work will be featured at the Fairview Heights Metro station on the Crenshaw/LAX line, which is set to open late this year. Born in Chicago with a B.A. from Pitzer College, California, her selected exhibitions include: Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, Hartford, CT; Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven, NL; Perez Art Museum, Miami, FL; Santa Monica Museum of Art, CA; Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; Prague Biennale; Poland Biennale, Lodz, PL; The Getty Center, Los Angeles; and the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London.
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