Bleicher/Golightly will present new works from Jessika Cardinahl in an upcoming show called Ascension.
Born and raised in Hamburg, Germany, Jessika established herself as a successful film actress and commercial model, though her education was in fine art and graphic design. Jessika creates large mixed media works on canvas and linen. The subject matter is typically landscapes and/or animals created with a vibrant array of colors.
“This artwork is about the journey of experiences, some fleeting, some lasting, some effusive, while other impressions may remain quite vague. It is this experiential journey I wish to unfold for my audience.” — Jessika Cardinahl
What: Ascension by Jessika Cardinahl
When: April 1, 2010 – April 15, 2010
Where: Bleicher/Golightly, 1431 Ocean Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90401
The collages of Greg Lamarche are such great retro eye candy. The way he assembles the clippings is just so very perfect.
Loving Yu Matsuoka’s colorful mountain drawings — they remind me of what I’ve been working on lately…and you might already know that I have a thing for mountains. Found her thanks to Picdit and LostBirdFound.
New work by Damon Soule is currently being exhibited at Thinkspace in Los Angeles, and I think if you’re in the area it is totally worth checking out.
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In one word: trippy.
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Melissa McClain “paints” fine art with her camera. A self-taught photographer from Dallas, she now lives in New York and captures abstract art in everything she sees.
Beautiful portfolio.
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Santiago, Chile-based artist Grace Weinrib’s Rainbow Machine series is an eye explosion of candy-licious color.
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Flora Bowley emailed to let us know she’s got a few new paintings. This one above called “Temple Lilies” is my fave.
Christine Buckton Tillman creates beautiful drawings, installations and sculptures all with a common theme of colorful celebration. Her ceramic and wood veneer bows are fantastic and you can buy one on Etsy!
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