That’s actress Sienna Miller in a hospital gown hugging a skeleton, and her role in a new music video only gets more disturbing. At seven minutes long, it’s more like a movie short and is …

DARREN WATERSTON: Recent Paintings and Works on Paper and NIGEL POOR: The Relative Value of Things
April 23 – June 13, 2009
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 2, 2009, 3:00 – 5:00 pm
Darren Waterston’s recent abstract paintings in …

Jane O’Neal: Environmental Memory: Part 1 – Home Grown
April 25 – June 20
DNJ Gallery is pleased to announce its upcoming exhibition “Environmental Memory: Part 1 — Home Grown” featuring the photographs of Los Angeles artist …

BRUNO FAZZOLARI: COLD TURKEY
April 3 – May 15th, 2009
Opening Reception for the Artist, Friday April 3, 6-9PM
Gallery 16 is pleased to announce Cold Turkey, an exhibition of new work by Bruno Fazzolari. Fazzolari’s work reflects …

“Light, Clarity, and the Artist’s Eye”: New Exhibit at Le Beau Soleil
featuring Murray Wagnon
MARCH 26 – APRIL 30
Artist Murray Wagnon is the featured artist in this new exhibit entitled “Light, Clarity, and the Artist’s Eye” …

Translations Gallery moves to Downtown Denver from the Art District on Santa Fe
May 1st from 5:00-9:00pm, grand re-opening.
Translations Gallery, a contemporary fine art gallery that has been in business for 3 years, will be …

I was in a restaurant the other day – you know, one of those high class-dining establishments that hands out coloring placemats and crayons for entertainment in hopes of containment. Naturally, they didn’t ask if …

Sarah Cain: YOU AURORA BOREALIS ME
Doug Wada: New Drawings
April 4 – May 2, 2009
Opening reception: Saturday April 4, 6-8pm
Sara Meltzer Gallery is pleased to present YOU AURORA BOREALIS ME, Sarah Cain’s first solo exhibition at …

The smell of chicken dumpling soup wafts through Maria Altmann’s home. A collection of antique timepieces is illuminated behind a glass case in the living room. Old photos of friends and family seem to chronicle …

“Every move we make is about art,” Kirk Slaughter says. And he is not exaggerating. He and Elisabett Gudmann have a unique collaborative relationship. They live, love and work together 24/7. Even when they get frustrated or annoyed, the solution is a walk in the woods – together. They are quick to tell you it is not the perfect symbiotic relationship, but it is clear that they are puzzle pieces that fit together – one does not work without the other. However, they both have independent artistic visions and have developed distinct bodies of work.

Elis is a down-to-earth, what-you-see-is-what-you-get kind of woman. She, no doubt, got her blonde hair and blue eyes from her mom and dad, Norwegian and Australian, respectively. Her parents met in San Francisco – that’s where they stayed and raised a family. Elis is self-taught and self-educated in the fine arts. She grew up in a home full of fine art and antiques, took several trips to Europe and fell in love with the culture of art. However, she had relatives who were struggling artists, so she wasn’t always encouraged to follow in those footsteps. But Elis has always chosen her own path. She is fun loving and even a bit of a ham sometimes. When it comes to her art, though, she is dedicated, disciplined and tough. She has a unique artistic vision, and has developed her technique over many, many years and is widely recognized for her wall pieces. The hand fabricated metal panels are laboriously etched leaving detailed surface textures and imagery in relief. Beautiful patinas are achieved by working with a variety of chemicals and a blowtorch.

L.A. artist Rebecca Campbell is going a little crazy these days. She is frantically trying to finish pieces for her one-woman show that will be staged at the LA Louver gallery at the end of …

Paleys2: A Creative Equation

Albert Paley thinks big and builds big. A strong man with razor sharp perception and stoic resolve, Paley is a living, eating, breathing, metal-bending machine. He constantly has form and structure …