Above, “Southwest Fissure” by Robert Koss is totally going boinkers in one of the exhibition’s posters….
It’s true! La Luz de Jesus Gallery is one of the most important, ground-breaking galleries in Los Angeles, which quickly garnered a considerable reputation with collectors, galleries, and artists around the world and gave birth to a genre of California art that would come to be known as Lowbrow.
Bréguet 14, at left, and Walrus Meld by Robert Koss are featured in “Chroma, Color and CONTRAST” virtual and in-person exhibit presented by SFVACC opening February 25 at the TAG Gallery in Los Angeles. Both Bréguet 14 and Walrus Meld are high-flying members of the widely-exhibited Smash-up/Mash-up photographic digital art series by Robert Koss
SFVACC presents Chroma, Color and Contrast, as a virtual exhibit as well as in-person. This exhibition looks at the interplay between hues, values, and intensities, and how contrast can spark emotion, define space, or disrupt expectation. Accepted work examines color as language, as sensation, and as an agent of mood, movement, or meaning. Juried by David S. Rubin.
SFVACC presents Virtual and in-person exhibit at the TAG Gallery in Los Angeles.
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In-Person at The Tag Gallery at 5458 Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles.
The San Fernando Valley Arts & Cultural Center (SFVACC) advocates art and culture through exhibitions, education, and philanthropy. It is committed to promoting visual art by local, national, and international artists through virtual exhibitions, global outreach, and online courses enriching the lives of artists and others.