Gallery in Yasni Exposé of Lisa Adams

A Conversation with Lisa Adams on the Occasion of Her Exhibition "A Piebald Era" at Garis & Kahn Art Gallery, by James Scarborough

Lisa Adams’ Fictitious Worlds @ CB1 Gallery and College of the Canyons Art Gallery by Lita Barrie

Veranstaltungsdetails CB1 Gallery . 1923 S Santa Fe Ave , CA 90021 Los Angeles ...

Lisa Adams is an artist of social conscience. Her works have a message for us and are at once current and possibly prophetic. CB1 Gallery is presenting

Lita Barrie on Lisa Adams: The Aesthetic Dimension of Melancholy. Originally appeared on Artweek LA, December 2, 20013

If painting can be said to live at the threshold between the external visual world of objects and the internal visual world of the imagination, the relative pull of either pole varies widely from

"Second Life," is the title of Lisa Adams' show of new work at CB1 Gallery. The ambiguity between the show's title and the imagery is no coincidence. Second Life is actually the name of an online virtual world, where users, aka avatars, interact with each other in different social settings.

Each of the 16 never-before-seen gouaches included in Born This Way is a small gem revealing the artist unplugged, as it were. Adams lets the fortuitous bleeds and drips of a water-based medium form abstract elements in her work, which in turn inform more deliberate representational images. Plants, flowers and birds are juxtaposed with geometric shapes and fragments of an often scarred landscape forming a tension between the natural, imaginary and manmade worlds -- all of which Adams seems to effortlessly inhabit. The intimate domestic and garden setting of Offramp Gallery provides the perfect backdrop for these small works.

Fact: on June 14, 2011, I received an unsolicited email from an artist with whom I've been acquainted for years. It read, "This is a chain letter, yes, but it is also an invitation to participate in the Chain Letter show at the Shoshana Wayne Gallery. See below for details and please forward this to 10 artists you admire." It sounded fun and I liked the stated direction of artists you admire. OK, I'll bite. In the week following, I received approximately 25 additional invitations to the same exhibition. Now I really thought this might be fun.

Panel Discussion: To Live, Work, & Show in LA 6:00 – 8:00 pm The panel will address issues and opportunities geared toward the professional artist, such as gallery representation, the importance of art fairs, public art opportunities, non-profit organizations and more. Panelists: Isabel Rojas-Williams, Director Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles Marisa Caichiolo, Director at ADC Contemporary Art Gallery Greg Esser, Director Los Angeles County Arts Commission Evelyn Pener, Director of Sales Los Angeles Art Show Lisa Adams, Artist Santa Fe Art Colony Moderated by Shana Nys Dambrot, Art and Books Editor, LA Canvas

Whitehot Magazine of Contemporary Art: "February 2009, Lisa Adams @ Lawrence Asher Gallery" by Sandra Vista

In 2007, Eliot Kiang opened Morono Kiang Gallery--a non-representing gallery currently directed by Shervin Shahbazi--in the historic landmark Bradbury

LA Woman: Lisa Adams, Kim McCarty, Meg Cranston, Jill Giegerich and Becky Guttin: Gallery C Those following the contemporary art scene for the past few years will ...

I first encountered the work of Lisa Adams in 2004, when a curator tapped her for the "Carpetbag and Cozyspace" exhibition at my gallery, Healing Arts. ...

2010.09.30 You have until Saturday to see this and 2 other Lisa Adams paintings, on view at Pederson Projects in Pomona. http://fb.me/GeXnU91U

2010.10.03 I posted 2 photos on Facebook in the album "Lisa Adams" http://fb.me/KELixN1m

2010.10.01 From a review of "Thickening the Plot" at Angels Gate in San Pedro, by Betty Ann Brown, is the about Lisa Adams... http://fb.me/J1851BHu

2010.10.05 Here's a link to last Thursday's interview of gallery artist Lisa Adams by art writer Ezrha Jean Black. Then stop... http://fb.me/HyftM3yt

2010-09-09 by artwhirled  Colin Roberts, Bubblewrap, 2010, clear urethane, 34 x 34 inches, Edition of 4, 1 AP. OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, September 11, 5-7pm. Mark Moore Gallery Bergamot Station 2525 Michigan Ave A-1. Santa Monica, CA 90404 ...