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I was prepared to announce in March that the next 12 Inches of Sin would begin in the fall of
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I was prepared to announce in March that the next 12 Inches of Sin would begin in the fall of
In Coachella Valley, James Stanford presents his limited edition lenticular portals, Ing Ing and Glow Glare, at Melissa Morgan Fine
What a pleasure it was to curate Al Fathollahi’s Saccharine Reckoning installation at Soho Lofts on Las Vegas Boulevard. Janna Karel
When resident artist James Stanford created his site-specific mural “A Phalanx of Angels Ascending” to memorialize the legendary Blue Angel
Very pleased to curate “EX-HAUST-ED: Totally Used Up,” an art installation by Joel Spencer that examines humanity’s current willful decision
I will be responsible for the curation of art installations in the Quivx Building. The initial installation will consist of
I am pleased to have provided Juxtapoz Magazine with the opportunity to meet David Tupaz. The experience of New York
Honored to facilitate and support artist and Burning Man co-founder Will Roger Peterson with his upcoming book, Compass of the
I was prepared to announce in March that the next 12 Inches of Sin would begin in the fall of 2020. Because to COVID-19 and its global significance, I determined that it was prudent to cancel. It breaks me heart to say this, but it is simply impractical to proceed
In Coachella Valley, James Stanford presents his limited edition lenticular portals, Ing Ing and Glow Glare, at Melissa Morgan Fine Art. Melissa Morgan Fine Art features avant-garde worldwide contemporary art for both seasoned collectors and novices in the art world. The gallery exhibits paintings, mixed media, sculpture, glass, tapestry, and
What a pleasure it was to curate Al Fathollahi’s Saccharine Reckoning installation at Soho Lofts on Las Vegas Boulevard. Janna Karel of the Las Vegas Review pens an outstanding story about Ali’s voyage to Las Vegas and the significance of this installation to him and for those who may appreciate his
When resident artist James Stanford created his site-specific mural “A Phalanx of Angels Ascending” to memorialize the legendary Blue Angel statue that looked over Downtown Las Vegas for 61 years from its mid-century perch atop the Blue Angel Motel, the summer in Las Vegas got even hotter. The mural covers over
Very pleased to curate “EX-HAUST-ED: Totally Used Up,” an art installation by Joel Spencer that examines humanity’s current willful decision to deplete the planet’s resources. Spencer is a multi-media artist that specializes in abstract and conceptual art. Combining interactive components with an eye for the ludicrous and whimsical, his approach
I will be responsible for the curation of art installations in the Quivx Building. The initial installation will consist of Portals by James Stanford and his illuminated artwork. These lovely backlit lenticulars can be viewed both day and night. The Quivx Building, formerly known as the S2 Building, has a
I am pleased to have provided Juxtapoz Magazine with the opportunity to meet David Tupaz. The experience of New York Fashion Week for Tupaz was best described as “Spiritual and Wearable Art.” Yeah, I’ll admit it; I was also responsible for putting James Stanford and David Tupaz in touch with
Honored to facilitate and support artist and Burning Man co-founder Will Roger Peterson with his upcoming book, Compass of the Ephemeral: Aerial Photography of Black Rock City through the Lens of Will Roger. Smallworks Press, a Las Vegas-based independent publishing company specializing in limited edition, exquisitely-printed books focusing on contemporary
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