Drive: LA
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Untitled (I Stand, Corrected)
by Rory Devine
2011
oil on canvas
1910 6th Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90018
Welcome all!
The gallery is open Thursday to Saturday from 12 – 6 pm.
Now on view:
Rory Devine Paintings
Nov 5- Dec 10
Chocolate Cake
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2 cups all-purpose flour
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2 cups sugar
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3/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
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2 teaspoons baking powder
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1 1/2 teaspoons baking soda
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1 teaspoon salt
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1 teaspoon espresso powder homemade or store-bought
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1 cup milk or buttermilk, almond, or coconut milk
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1/2 cup vegetable oil or canola oil, or melted coconut oil
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2 large eggs
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2 teaspoons vanilla extract
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1 cup boiling water
Prep.
Whisk dry ingredients.
Mix in wet ingredients.
Bake.
Frost.
Peter Cohen on EDGE
Sep 24 - Oct 29
Doug Edge plays with the concept of ascension in this new series of paintings. They begin in a quiet corner before climbing out and covering entire canvases. In a clever take on art history, the artist complicates the idea first with value, then with color, and finally with configuration across a range of mediums including sculpture, canvases and prints.
LA minimalist fashion design Peter Cohen further develops the idea by bringing the paintings into fabric, allowing wearers to dress themselves and blur their own edges.
This show challenges the viewer to ask themselves:
Where does art end?
Where does life begin?
The edge is wherever you want it, baby!
Installation view
paintings by Doug Edge
clothes by Peter Cohen
Drive: LA
Jul 23 - Aug 27
Scheiss-Auto by Manfred Zylla (1992, acrylic on brown paper)
Drive: LA highlights the works of Manfred Zylla, Chris Sullivan, and Zeina Baltagi. The show examines urgent issues including the dark absurdity in environmental panic, neon signs of cleanliness and class, and the evaluation of roads themselves as cultural objects. Taken together they move us to appreciate the interrelatedness of our everyday lives as Angelenos, driving up and down roads designed to take everybody for a ride.
Transit by Zeina Baltagi, (2012, CMYK print on aluminum) and Roads, At Speed by Chris Sullivan (2022, asphalt slurry seal, road marking paint, reflective glass microspheres on canvas)
Peter Lodato
Apr 23 - Jun 25
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Yin and Yang and Pink and Black by Peter Lodato
(2002 and 2017, oil on canvas)
The gallery is proud to present Peter Lodato in our inaugural show. The artist uses layers of oil paint and varied brushwork to achieve a rich kind of abstract minimalism. Deceptively simple from across the room, they dissolve into a multicolored lavishness when seen up close. The paintings achieve a quiet kind of presence without clamoring for your attention. In kind collaboration with William Turner Gallery.
White and Blue by Peter Lodato
(2012, oil on canvas)
