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Tag: Richard J Frost

  • Preview: “About Face” @ WWA Gallery

    Opening this Friday at the WWA Gallery in Culver City is a show dedicated to portraits entitled About Face. This group show features work by Van Arno, Ana Bagayan, Sarah Bereza, Michael Foulkrod , Jeremy Cross, Richard J Frost, Tom Haubrick, JoKA, Jason John, Charlie Immer, Ken Keirns, Dave MacDowell, Laurie Lipton, Richard Salcido, Allison Reimold, Chris Peters, Cate Rangel, Casey Weldon, and many more. The reception is from 8-11 PM, and the show will be on view until February 11th.

    Check it out here: WWA Gallery



  • “Lilacs Out of the Dead Land” group show @ WWA Gallery

    Opening tonight, April 1st at the WWA Gallery in Culver City is a 6 person group show entitled “Lilacs Out of the Dead Land”. This new show features work by Casey Weldon, Paul Torres, Richard J Frost, Sinae Park, Lily Mae Martin, and Dylan Sisson. Each artist has a series of paintings or drawings to show, such as Casey Weldon’s freakish poochie poochie series. The show should be on the site to view in the next day or so.

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  • “The Munsters” print by Richard J Frost

    Richard J Frost created 4 paintings for the recent “Everything But the Kitschen Sync” (featured, reviewed) group show that took place at La Luz de Jesus, based on the characters from “The Munsters”. The paintings looked amazing, and Frost just released these images as a limited edition print. The print features all 4 characters on one 13″ x 17″ print, signed and numbered in an edition of 49. I do wish each character was one a separate piece of paper, but its still a killer looking print.

    Get it here: Richard J Frost Etsy

  • “Subtleties of Character” @ WWA Gallery

    Omn Thursday, December 10th, a group show curated by Dan Barry entitled “Subtleties of Character” opened at the WWA Gallery. This group show features artwork by Glenn Barr, Ana Bagayan, Matt Dangler, Richard J Frost, Jeremiah Ketner, Luis Lorenzana, Mia Makila, Buddy Nestor, Kevin Peterson, Saratoga Sake, Nouar, Jittagarn Kaewtinkoy, and many more. There is some really great work in this show, I was happy to see some drawings by Buddy Nestor. His drawing style is just as captivating as his paintings, I hope he releases some more drawings soon as these ones sold out very fast. I also really liked Glenn Barr’s “Idyll Worship”, and it just so happens that Glenn has a print of the study over at his shop (here).

    Check out the full show: “Subtleties of Character” @ WWA Gallery