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Emil Klein Untitled Painting, White Canvas with Abstract Black fluid lines, painting hung in Living Room setting

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Stephanie Temma Hier's Re-group and Re-grout (Fukushima Daisy III), 2019 mounted on white wall

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LOS ANGELES: Caroline Wong’s debut solo exhibition in the United States ‘A Many-Splendoured Thing’ opens next Friday March 24th from 6-9pm at Rusha & Co. Caroline Wong's debut solo exhibition in the United States, ‘A Many-Splendoured Thing’, proudly presented by Rusha & Co. in collaboration with Sabrina Andres, reflects an artistic practice primarily nostalgic and sentimental. The bonds of friendship and the culinary delights portrayed in Wong’s works synthesize eastern and western influences to challenge the conformity of Asian female representation, providing an intimate and nuanced perspective on the webs of cross-cultural relationships amongst women and across the dining table. ‘A Many-Splendoured Thing’ borrows its title from a historical romance novel of the same name by Chinese-Belgian writer Han Suyin. In the strongly autobiographical book, Suyin addresses feelings of alienation, longing, and belonging through the portrayal of two characters who find love in colonial Hong Kong in the 1950’s. As Wong’s works are heavily influenced by both her Malaysian-Chinese origins and her upbringing in London, she finds familiarity with many of Han's questions around identity and the complexities of living within and between cultural circumstances. When Caroline Wong was living in China from 2011 to 2015, she made friends with a group of women, all of Asian descent, who shared an infatuation for food. While they explored the city in the search for new and familiar flavors, Wong and her companions grew close and bonded over their experiences as contemporary Asian women in an increasingly globalized society, with one side wanting to reconnect with their Asian heritage and the other interested in life outside of China. Wong’s experiences with her friends became a growing source of inspiration for her works on canvas and paper. Wong’s work centralizes a messy, sensual, and unhinged female experience, evoking carnivalesque traditions to depict celebration, excess, and the collapse of societal mores. _____ Caroline Wong ‘A Many-Splendoured Thing’ (2023) oil, acrylic, and oil pastel on canvas 74¾ x 70⅞ in. #CarolineWong #AManySplendouredThing #RushaCo #RushaandCo

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Install day at my client’s home! 🎊✨ So happy to have placed Hypnagogic, 2022 by @victor.ubahh in a wonderful collection and seeing it installed is👌🏽❤️‍🔥! Thank you @victor.ubahh and @ojiri_gallery! #victorubah #collection #interiordesign #contemporaryart #installday

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Giulia Messina’s little gem “Goodbye lovers and friends”, 2022, felted markers on paper, white wooden frame, 29.7 x 42 cm, soon on its way to client. The artist’s body of work created for the show “Tricky Flavour” at @__g.art.en__ takes inspiration from a dinner organised by the artist in the past summer in Milan. Reflecting on the topic of the garden of Eden and on the cultural believes associated to it - fakeness, betrayel, pleasure - the artist recreated an artificial garden by installing carpets of green fake grass, like a scenography were a meal with friends took place. The same grass that becomes the main character in all the drawings. In order to create a clear narrative of the artistic process, the artist propose a reproduction of the setting of the performance in the center of the gallery’s space - placing fake grass and the most iconic objects used for the happening. Put in dialogue with the artworks hanged on the walls, the show propose a ping pong in order to have an immersive experience of the practice of the artist, getting into her very own world. (Image courtesy @__g.art.en__ , text by Vincent Vanden Bogaard @viince_vb) #workonpaper #markers #giuliamessina #contemporaryart #gardenofeden

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Pleased to share the placement of this stunning large scale painting ‘Hypnagogic’ (acrylic on canvas, 78 x 144 7/8 in.) by artist Victor Ubah into my valued client’s collection. @victor.ubahh reflects upon social infrastructure, self-determination and identity in his artistic practice. Influenced by the anime and popular cartoon animations he watched throughout his adolescence, he was inspired by the power of the image to communicate intricate ideas about identity and personality. His poetic visual language marries, one dimensional backgrounds with the expressive cubist geometry. Cubism, the early 20th century avant-garde art movement led by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, revolutionized the representation of three dimensional forms by painting from many viewpoints, rather than a singular perspective. (…) Ubah translates his subjects' personalities by rendering their countenance in a mosaic of protruding cubist forms, while attending to their gaze with a naturalist style. His attention to each figure’s personal fashion expressed through bold textile patterns and rich colour palettes amplifies his ethos that “there is no feeling of being alive without a sense of identity.” (Text and image courtesy: @ojiri_gallery) #contemporaryart #hypnagogic #london #largescaleart #victorubah #ojirigallery

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Tube Culture Hall and I are thrilled to announce ‘Somewhere in Time’, a group show with works by Dante Cannatella, Diane Chappalley, Whit Harris and Soko, curated by me, opening Nov 16! ‘Somewhere in Time’ celebrates each artists’ curiosity and exploration into both the personal and historical elements that are often present in the medium of painting. The exhibition title refers to a place in time, without saying where and when. The agency of this show is to transcend the fixed realities of time by fusing the past and the present into a single dimension. For this occasion each participating artist has carefully chosen a masterwork as a point of departure for new dialogues to be had. These works span from early renaissance, baroque, and modernism, covering some of the most important epoques of art history. Through playful re-investigation of shape, color, proportion, composition and storyline, the artists’ shared interest in nature, psychology and mythology is newly explored. The resulting paintings in ‘Somewhere in Time’ reference masterpieces by Piero della Francesca, Peter Paul Rubens, Ferdinand Hodler and Henri Matisse, encouraging viewers to critically engage with their pre-existing ideas about the acclaimed paintings in unexpected news ways. ‘Somewhere in Time’ shares insight into each artists’ psyche, and reveals the dualities that inspire their artwork ranging from the real vs. surreal, spirituality vs. bodily, arcadian vs. urban, and subconscious vs. conscious. Dreamy symbols like flowers, skulls, lush lawns, and fantastical female figures are juxtaposed with ethereal abstract gestures. Together they behave like a pendulum: when one sphere is lifted and released, it strikes all the consecutive spheres, moving energy swiftly from the past to the present, and onward. #contemporaryart #emergingartists #tubeculturehall #paintings #mythology #psychology #nature #figuration #abstraction

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Beautiful little piece ‘Hard Bait’ (2022), oil on canvas, 30 x 24 in., by young artist Michelle Nguyen, @dirtymuttdaddy, in client’s home. Michelle Nguyen’s rich, allegorical paintings use human and animal bodies in varying states to explore notions of identity, existence, and historical erasure. Her canvases are populated by elegant, humorous or even grotesque figures, as well as carefully selected vegetation and objects - often iterations of classical motifs - that appear to be part dream, part nightmare. Nguyen uses oil, pastel, and vivid colours to illustrate worlds dense with mythology, symbolism, and narrative. Born in Toronto, Nguyen currently lives and works in Vancouver. She studied Environmental Design and received her undergraduate degree from the University of British Columbia in 2016. (Text source: @bauxigallery) #michellenguyen #contemporaryart #oiloncanvas #surrealism #mythology

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Beautiful crystal clear resin & bronze sculpture edition “The ‘Enclosure” by @arghavan_khosravi placed with LA client. “The concept was initially presented as a painting in Khosravi’s solo show at The Currier Museum in New Hampshire. The image of the bird is repeatedly featured in the artist’s paintings as a symbol of freedom or, depending on the situation, the lack thereof. Another recurring motif are the glass-like phantom hands, and for this collaboration the hand is constructed with actual clear material, adding a dreamlike and almost surrealistic quality to the piece. Usually a hand and a bird depicted together are associated with the idea of the hand liberating the bird, in this edition the artist contradicts this notion and presents a bird trapped in the glass hand. The bird subtly appears inside the phantom hand, the viewer might not see it at first glance. When discovered the concept is even more compelling, with the discovery itself conceptually releasing the bird from its glass cage.” Text and image courtesy: @case_studyo & the artist #arghavankhosravi #sculpture #hand #resin #bronze #freedom #liberation

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Stunning painting (2022, oil on canvas, 60 x 48 inches) by Zoe McGuire placed with valued client. Zoe McGuire (b. 1996 Upstate New York ) is a Brooklyn and Detroit-based artist whose work is predominantly comprised of vibrant oil paintings and charcoal and pastel drawings. Inspired by nature, music, and mysticism, McGuire creates surreal landscapes that hum with a range of vibrant colors and nuanced tonal scales. McGuire received her Bachelor of Arts in 2018 from Skidmore College where she studied art history. Since, she has participated in numerous group shows in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Upstate New York, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, and London. McGuire was recently a finalist for the New American Painting’s Emerging Artist Grant and is featured in their 2022 MFA print issue. Currently, McGuire is an MFA candidate at the Cranbrook Academy of Art. (Text and image courtesy: @gaagallery) #contemporaryart #oiloncanvas #brooklyn #surrealism #landscape #nature #zoemcguire

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Beautiful collaboration with @hannali.interiors🤍, in these slides you can see sculptures by the amazing LA based artists @alexhagentorn @adrianpaules and @judepauliceramics (thank you @lalomaprojects). @hannali.interiors redesigned this Pasadena home, a sprawling residence with an impeccable architectural core and interiors. Following @hannali.interiors’ design we added many sculptural forms in various materials and mediums throughout the home’s interior & exterior as mini architectural moments to enjoy. (Source @hannali.interiors, photography Stephen Busken @stephenbusken) #interiordesign #fineart #sculptures #collaboration #indoor #outdoor #artinstallation

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Couldn’t be more excited to have placed Aaron Young’s LA Paintings #9, #3 and #2 in a stunning home in LA. A California native who has spent most of his career in New York, Aaron Young recently returned to the West Coast. (…) Widely known for his daring performance pieces that enlist motorcyclists to perform stunts in crowded exhibition spaces, Young’s fearless approach caught the attention of prolific institutions including MoMA, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and Saatchi Gallery early in his career. These performances explore how destructive actions generate new energy, using societal outcasts and rebels to perform a choreographed motorcycle ride on top of fluorescent and black acrylic paint. The resulting work, covered with tire tracks and remnants of the performance, reference the action paintings of Jackson Pollock. LA Painting #9, LA Painting #3 and LA Painting #2, 2022, Automotive paint on aluminum, 17 x 17 inches (text & image courtesy: @utaartistspace) #aaronyoung #losangeles #icon #performance #therightwaytodowrong #utaartistspace #gagosian

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Alex Hagentorn’s unique and masterfully created sculpture ‘Epona’ (2020), plaster, 21 x 9.5 x 19 inches, placed with LA client. Alex Hagentorn is a Los Angeles based artist. Having been trained as an architect, Hagentorn looks to dimensional form as a language to convey his ideas. By creating surreal sculptures from raw materials through traditional and contemporary techniques, the artist’s work exhibits qualities of both past and future. His practice transcends the digital to physical environment, sculpting a new relationship between the two worlds. Additionally, the animated nature of Hagentorn’s pieces ties together a more conceptual overarching relationship between the individual sculptures and their larger placement in a continually expanding fantasy. Alex’s worldview is significantly influenced by his adoption. Born in Bucharest Romania, shortly after the revolution, he was brought to Los Angeles where he has spent the rest of his life. Text & image courtesy: @alexhagentorn #sculpture #localartist #epona #architecture #surrealist #contemporaryart #losangeles

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Just in Time #1, oil on linen, 24 x 19 inches by @asifhoque is a little gem of a painting. I adore the deep blues and vibrant turquoises, the glow that emanates from the orange light flaring on the horizon, the triumphant clouds.. (…) Hoque's choice of tones materializes an inner ‘renaissance,’ a transformation further accentuated through dynamic brushstrokes instilling the urgency of a moment as precious and fleeting as our time spent on earth. Asif Tanvir Hoque (b. 1991) currently lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. He has appeared in numerous group shows and studied fine art at Pratt institute and Hunter College. As a Bangladeshi immigrant, who was raised between Rome and South Florida, Hoque’s paintings attempts to figuratively and stylistically combine aspects of multicultural identity. His early work highlights his fascination with classical fine arts, but with the progression of his skill and his self-discovery, Hoque challenges his audience to explore aspects of self that are authentic. Hoque hopes to address the unique experience of living in the “in between” (text source: @asifhoque) #asifhoque #oilpainting #nature #ocean #dramatic #vibrant #meditative #contemplative #justintime #beforesunrise