Triple Threat @ Cerasoli Gallery

Tuesday, 14 April 2009 13:47

The Cerasoli Gallery is proud to bring to SoCal residents a unique and impressive “Triple Threat” exhibit featuring three prominent and up-and-coming artists with completely different style and technique but with one thing that brings them together: the love of art, painting, and all things abstract.  Don’t expect to see anything commercial or stuff you’re used to checking out.  These three artists excel at thinking outside the box, breaking the norm and utilizing their technique and artistry to make their point across in a distinctive conceptual manner. Inside the Cerasoli Gallery mini-complex you’ll find a gallery for each of the artists: John Grande’s “Glamour and Gloom”, Franziska Klotz’s “Nowhere Right Here”, and Nick Potter’s “Society of Spectacle”. 

Gallery One houses the “Glamour and Gloom” exhibit by John Grande. Out of the three featured artists, John Grande is perhaps the one with the most commercial appeal to his work, due mostly to the fact that he has worked with renowned high fashion photographer Annie Leibovitz, thus his approached to painting is highly influenced by Leibovitz. 

Gallery Two will be housing the works of German-born artist Franziska Klotz. On “Nowhere Right Here”, she showcases her distinctive style, known for deconstructing art and putting it back together in such a way that the remains of what she used as inspiration at the beginning are unrecognizable.

Last but not least, in Gallery Three you’ll find “Society of Spectacle”, an art exhibit by British artiste and professor Nick Potter, featuring sharp and architectural spaces and patterns with a modern and abstract twist.

Where: Cerasoli Gallery
            8530 Washington Blvd. #B
            Culver City, CA 90232
            310.558.0911 or visit: www.cerasoligallery.com

When: April 18- May 13

Price: Free

 

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