Showing posts with label chinatown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chinatown. Show all posts

Thursday, March 15, 2012

After the Laughter...

Opening night for Herakut's show at LeBasse Projects: Chinatown was Feb. 25. I missed the Lucent Dossier performances the weekend before, so I was determined to make it early enough for the book signing.
 Hera was still painting finishing touches and personalizing just purchased paintings when we got there.
 The space was amazing and overwhelming, filled with sculptures, paintings, graffiti, props...
 ...and live performers from the previous weekend's show. I loved it all.

Monday, April 11, 2011

Momentum...

LeBasse Projects opened a new gallery in Chinatown. When I first read about it, I was really excited that their second gallery was still in LA and not farther. So selfish, I know.
The inaugural show was called Momentum, curated by Christine LeBasse of all female artists.
We Paid A High Rent painting by Hera of Herakut was my favorite piece.
This installation by Meryl Pataky seems to have been Connie's favorite.
Much to my delight other galleries on Chung King Road were open that night with a variety of works.
I think I was standing in front of the history of the last century...