THE Magazine - Los Angeles

L2kontemporary is pleased to present the first installation at the gallery from Keiko Inoh, a visual artist based in Los Angeles and Tokyo and working in the field of installation art and sculpture. She was awarded a grant from the 2005-2006 Japanese Government Overseas Study Program for Artists to study in America, where she chose to work at The Los Angeles County Museum of Art. ...more info

Using automotive pin striping techniques, tools and high gloss enamels, this show features a body of work completed within the last year...more info

Group Show celebrating L2Kontemporary's Fifth Anniversary....more info

In (re)cycle Linda Vallejo art will present multiple double entendres circling around the idea of recycling trash, recycling attitudes, and recycling art. Stephen Rivers utilizes natural fauna found just under the surface of the ocean to collaborate with his biomorphic forms....more info

Super/Natural is an idiosyncratically playful portrait of Kim Tucker's fantastical Eden. Skunks, opossums, humans and other exotic and not-so-exotic denizens exist together in this vision, which is at best that of an imperfect world. ...more info

L2kontemporary is pleased to present a live painting event from Vorcan. Based in Philadelphia, they set out to change the art world by collaboratively painting live music of all genres in a variety of venues and events throughout the East Coast, focusing on Philadelphia and New York City....more info

This new body of work, featuring yet unidentified and indescribable armies of creatures, examines numerous strong symbolic ties between the parts....more info

A two person exhibition of mixed media collage, ceramic sculpture and found pieces....more info

Koblitz's recent travels to Azerbaijan, the exotic crossroads of the Caucasus Mountains and the Caspian Sea, has provided inspiration for this exhibition as the artist continues to explore elements of Eurasian cultural symbology that she has investigated and reinterpreted in a series of sculptural works....more info

An exhibition of six artists who grew up in Oildale, California and, at various times, attended the same high school (North High) and college (Cal State Bakersfield)....more info

In her new body of work, Keiko Fukazawa contrasts China’s rapid economic development against its human rights abuses. This is all set within the larger context of global consumption and environmental degradation. Fukazawa incorporates Beanie Babies, Chinese Scholar’s Rock and Chinese traditional auspicious motifs in order to explore the cultural and social issues impacted by this rapid change....more info

Los Angeles based AFTERIMAGE make collaborative works including installation, photography, video and sounds recordings that explore the relationship between perception, consciousness and neuroscience. This exhibit features founding members Shinsuke Shimojo, Shana Mabari, and Elizabeth Tobias. ...more info

L2Kontemporary is pleased to present “Mo’ Flow: Blots & Trails,” curated by Peter Frank. The exhibition, including the work of five southern California painters – Kimber Berry, Martina Buckley, George Comer, Lindsey Nobel, and Eva Roberts....more info