In a simply amazing display of creativity using recycled materials, artists from the LOOP SHOW curated by China Adams gained notoriety for having adapted sheer volumes of plastic, paper, cassette tape, staples, coffee filters, clothespins, dolls, color pallet papers, metal, wood, automobile body parts, glitter and God knows what other throw away items into a cohesive vibrant exhibition of Fine Art at the Beacon Arts Building. Yes, putting together all these items would overwhelm even the truest artist among us, yet China Adams found just the right balance of artists to reveal the obsessive qualities that are possible and inherent in the art-making process. Masterfully constructed works also included work from the recently dearly departed, Inglewood Artist, Dustin Shuler, with his rendition of a Mercedez Benz, flattened like a pancake. Speaking of which, pancakes were served at the closing reception and artist talk & walk-thru January 15, 2012. When people say the Devil is in the Details, they will remember the LOOP SHOW, for sure! --Ginger Van Hook©2012
Doug Harvey, artist, writer and curator contributed works on paper for the LOOP Show at the Beacon Arts Building in Inglewood, CA. Photo by Ginger Van Hook©2012 |
Anne Hieronymus, looks over her artwork created out of recycled materials at the Beacon Arts Building. Photo by Ginger Van Hook©2012 |
Fashion created by China Adams. Photo by Ginger Van Hook©2012 |
Fashion created by China Adams.Photo by Ginger Van Hook©2012 |
Fashion created by China Adams. Photo by Ginger Van Hook©2012 |
Fashion created by China Adams. Photo by Ginger Van Hook©2012 |
Artwork created by the dearly departed Inglewood Artist Dustin Shuler. Photo by Ginger Van Hook ©2012 |
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