Blind Spot at Design Matters, Los Angeles

Blind Spot Opening Reception | Saturday, December 10, 2–6pm Opening night performance | Armando Cortes at 3:30pm Exhibition Dates| Dec 10th to Jan 20th, 2017 Design Matters Gallery 11527 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90064 Mon – Fri 9am – 6pmFeatured Artists: Shiva Aliabadi, Jeremy Bailey, Armando Cortes, Matthias Dörfelt, Aaron Giesel, Kang Seung Lee,…

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TRAVERSING ABSTRACTION

Val Britton’s first solo exhibition at Gallery Wendi Norris features a site-specific sculptural installation alongside a collection of mixed media works on paper. Her abstract collages made from cut paper, ink, and watercolor are exquisitely orchestrated with an almost musical composition, balancing intricate linework with an organic, free-flowing use of pigment. Her installation made from cut paper…

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Letter from the Editor

Dear Readers, I want to start out by saying, Thank you. Today we celebrate 3 years as a  platform for emerging artists. All of us at Venison have enjoyed the community, the conversations, and the art that we’ve had the pleasure to engage with you here. So thank you for being part of this! Thank…

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How to Reduce Cellulite: Proven Strategies for Smoother Skin

Cellulite is a common concern for many people, especially women, who may feel self-conscious about the dimpled appearance of their skin. While cellulite is a normal and natural occurrence, there are several proven strategies for reducing its appearance and achieving smoother, more even-looking skin. In this article, we’ll explore the best ways to reduce cellulite,…

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Solvents in Food and Beverage Packaging Machinery: Ensuring Safe and Efficient Operations

As a food and beverage manufacturer, ensuring the safety and efficiency of your packaging operations is paramount. One critical aspect often overlooked is the proper use and management of solvents in packaging machinery. Ohana Chem Co’s n-Heptane solutions play a vital role in maintaining equipment, but they also pose potential risks if not handled correctly….

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Kay Healy

Kay Healy is a Philadelphia based artist who joined me for our second ever podcast style interview. Kay screen prints onto fabric that she turns into amazing sculpture/ installations. Kay talked to me about how her projects, Coming Home, Lost and Found, her internment camp series and how her works has shifted over the last few years, to embracing…

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Margaux Crump

From the artist – “I make objects that behave like bodies. Teasing out the slippery relationship between desire, intimacy and power, these sculptural bodies are non-binary. They shift and meld into different categories, questioning what is masculine and feminine, plant and animal, cultural and natural.” There are certain places in the USA and in the…

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Marcela Pardo Ariza

Clare and Marcela met at her opening this spring and got to talking about Marcela’s work. Marcela graduated from SFAI with her MFA. She originates from Colombia and her work utilizes photography, color, and objects to create staged photos that question our paranoia and ideas surrounding race and gender. When I visited your studio at…

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