Fleeting Immersion
Fleeting Immersion
A POP-UP INSTALLATION AND CONCEPT SHOP CELEBRATING ART, HANDMADE, VINTAGE AND MORE
INAUGURAL THEME:
SANTA FE ASTRONAUT
LANDING SEPTEMBER 17-25,2010
TINLARK GALLERY
6671 SUNSET BLVD #1516
HOLLYWOOD, CA 90028
Karen Barbour: Serve To The Left, Take From The Right
Serve to the Left, Take From the Right
Karen Barbour Solo Show
Saturday, June 26, 2010, 7pm- 9pm
Tinlark Gallery proudly presents Serve From the Left, Take From the Right, an enchanting collection of imagined social gatherings painted by acclaimed artist, Karen Barbour.
The guests at a table conceived by Barbour wear exaggerated social
signifiers and eccentric baubles, and one can only imagine the exotic
tales that spill forth as the feast is consumed. These diners are the
embodiment of the fables of Barbour’s youth, her dream imagery, and her
waking inspirations.
signifiers and eccentric baubles, and one can only imagine the exotic
tales that spill forth as the feast is consumed. These diners are the
embodiment of the fables of Barbour’s youth, her dream imagery, and her
waking inspirations.
The work of Karen Barbour has been shown at Jack Hanley Gallery in San
Francisco and galleries in New York, Rome, Los Angeles, Milan, Venice,
Tokyo and elsewhere. She has an MFA from the San Francisco Art
Institute and lives in Inverness, California.
Francisco and galleries in New York, Rome, Los Angeles, Milan, Venice,
Tokyo and elsewhere. She has an MFA from the San Francisco Art
Institute and lives in Inverness, California.
In addition to her fine art, Barbour is also an accomplished writer and illustrator of over twenty children’s books.
This is Barbour’s first solo show at Tinlark Gallery.
Opening Reception:
Sat, 26/06/2010 - 12:00amShow Duration:
06/26/2010 - 07/21/2010Three x Ten
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Three X Ten
What: Tinlark
Gallery celebrates its third birthday with a group show of 30 small
works by 30 artists, including Brooks Salzwedel, Gavin Bunner, Nancy
Baker Cahill, Ryan Berkley (pictured), and Saelee Oh.
Why: It’s worth a tri.
When: Sat., 6-9 p.m.
Where: Crossroads of the World, 6671 Sunset Blvd., b/t Las Palmas & Cherokee Aves., ste. 1512, Hollywood (323-463-0039). 
Opening Reception:
Sat, 23/01/2010 - 6:46pm - Sat, 27/02/2010 - 6:46pmShow Duration:
12/31/2009Artist Links:
APAKArtist Links:
Nancy Baker CahillArtist Links:
Ryan BerkleyArtist Links:
Nicholas BohacArtist Links:
Gavin BunnerArtist Links:
Alison ByrnesArtist Links:
Katherine GuillenArtist Links:
Maggy Rozycki HiltnerArtist Links:
Scott David JohnsonArtist Links:
Ramis KimArtist Links:
Saelee OhArtist Links:
Marcie PaperArtist Links:
Brooks SalzwedelArtist Links:
Kirsten TradowskyArtist Links:
Wesley YounieMarcie Paper
still biting the inside of my lip...
Opening reception Saturday, Novermber 14, 4-6pm
Show runs November 14- December 19, 2009
Marcie's beautifully layered new paintings explore the question
when do our daily experiences transform into
our recollections of the past?
Bring your family and and enjoy kids' crafts sponsored by
Hands on Third, L.A.'s new DIY mecca.
www.handson3rd.com
Rainbow Garden/ Scenic Routes
Rainbow Garden
June 27 - Fun times at the opening reception, 6-9pm
Aaron Piland and Ayumi Kajikawa Piland are the fantastical magical duo
known as APAK. They are a childlike husband and wife collaborative art
group who live among the fury conifer giants in a little cottage on the
outskirts of Portland, Oregon. They create artwork together as a way
exploring the beauty, mystery, and magic of life as well as expressing
their love for life and each other.
They are known in particular for creating rich and colorful
gouache/acrylic paintings on wood featuring the utopian lives and
adventures of curious little beings living in lush fantastic environments
surrounded by friendly little animals, the landscapes are familiar yet
surreal, hinting at a fantastic narrative while suggesting truths about the
real world at the same time. Please visit them online at www.apakstudio.com or visit their
flickr site (click here)
Take a vacation in the city and join us for the opening reception of Scenic Route at Tinlark Gallery on Saturday, June 27, 6-9pm.
Scenic Route explores that sense of discovery and wonder we
all experience on vacation but somehow lose once we return
to our hectic everyday lives in Los Angeles. Artists Ana Serrano,
Katherine Siy and Sarah Stephens, all graduates of Art Center
School of Design, celebrate the amazing little signifiers of our
citified existence, the unique architecture, old signs, and miraculously
adaptable flora and fauna, that go unnoticed as we lead overly-scheduled,
hyper-stimulating lives.
For more info click here
Opening Reception:
Sat, 27/06/2009 - 6:00pm - Sat, 27/06/2009 - 8:00pmShow Duration:
06/27/2009 - 07/25/2009CLEAN UP YOUR GRAVITY INDEX
Clean Up Your Gravity Index : Scott David Johnson + Kirsten Tradowsky
Show Running: April 4 - June 20 (extended)
Opening Reception: April 4 6-9pm
Tinlark warmly welcomes back Scott David Johnson for his second solo show in the Main Gallery.
Chicago artist Johnson creates oil paintings that are a survey of
recognizable objects that bloom in the landscape around us. Separating
most of these objects from their surroundings, Johnson allows their
contexts to evaporate, letting ambiguity fill the empty spaces. While
some of these objects explore the whimsy of once-dominant icons
dissolving into the mists of memory, others suggest messes that need to
be cleaned up, as lessons are learned from past mistakes. When Johnson
turns his eye on these objects, he shares with us his fascination with
their intricacies, no matter how obsolete, and their intriguing
patterns, no matter how troubling.
Also returning for her second solo show in the Project Room is San Francisco's Kirsten Tradowsky.
In her current series of oil paintings, there is a fluctuation between
mirage and reality, with monochromatic scuba divers in a field of
fireworks, or a gathering of tiny people inside a suitcase. Tradowsky
uses icons that represent order such as groups, clocks and numbers, and
intersperses them with elements of interruption and surprise. There is
a contrast between the scale of objects and people that induces a
tension between one’s internal and external experiences. In a world
that is at times monotonous and conformist, these paintings suggest
whimsical daydreams that give one a place for reinvention.
Opening Reception:
Sat, 04/04/2009 - 6:00am - Sat, 04/04/2009 - 9:00amShow Duration:
04/04/2009 - 06/20/2009Artist Links:
Scott David JohnsonArtist Links:
Kirsten TradowskyINSPIRED + ODDDUCK
Friday, February 20, 7-10pm Oddduck & Inspired Closing Party with DJs and Beer!
Open Friday, 2/20 12-5, 7-10 & Saturday 12-5.
SEE OPENING PHOTOS HERE.
Opening Reception:
Sat, 17/01/2009 - 6:00pm - Sat, 17/01/2009 - 10:00pmShow Duration:
01/17/2009 - 02/21/2009Saelee Oh Calendar
Gathered Together - 2009 Calendar
