Lov, Sara and Seonna

Seonna did the artwork for Sara Lov's video. And on this gloomy day, it is truly fitting.

Dunzo!

We've finished installing late, last night and are so excited! Everything looks great! We hope to see you there!


Opening Reception
Weds, March 18th 7-9pm

Exhibition
March 18-April 11-2009

Sloan Fine Art
128 Rivington St
(corner of Rivington and Norfolk)
New York, NY 10002
www.sloanfineart.com

"I Know What You're Thinking..."

Save the Date! March 18th, 6pm-9pm is the opening reception for our show at Sloan Fine Art. I hope those who are in the New York vicinity will come and visit with us. We're all very excited for the show. Saelee has posted some preview images of her pieces here and here. I'll be posting some up this week as well.

Alix Sloan has printed up 3 different versions of the invite, this is mine.

Los Angeles, I'm yours.

Apartment Therapy recently did a view into Seonna Hong's home. At times like this, I wish I lived back in L.A. or somewhere with space. Click here to view her beautiful home and her collection of artwork.

Hot like a Seonna!

Still in Cali, still without a cord for my camera... It's my last day here and its bittersweet, I always can't wait to go back to NY when its time to leave LA but I'm always sad to leave my family and friends behind.

Whenever I come to LA, I always try to make a point to spend time with one of my favorite people in the world and one of my closest friends. She's a busy lady so I always have to wedge my way into her schedule. Seonna Hong (yes, like a "sauna." Seonna never corrects anyone when they mispronounce her name) just came back from Tokyo where she had her solo show at Takashi Murakami's gallery KaiKaiKiKi. From the photos I've seen, the work looks A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! She is an inspiration in more ways than her art, but I am constantly blown away by every step she progresses in her art.

I saw this work when she first started working on it, but to see it done and installed, its absolutely breath taking. Please take a moment to take it all in.... (if you live in Japan, it is not to be missed. I only wish that it were being shown in NY)

(Photos via Eric Nakamura's blog on Giantrobot.)