Preview: Flower Pepper Gallery’s 3rd Year Anniversary Show ~ Opens Saturday, December 6th
Pasadena's Flower Pepper Gallery will celebrate their 3rd Year Anniversary with a special exhibition featuring works of art by some of gallery's most promising local and international artists.
Opening Reception: Saturday, December 6th, 2014, 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Exhibition: December 6th, 2014 - January 7 th, 2015
Keep reading for complete artist list, and an exclusive preview of some of the works that will be on display...
Participating artists include:
Acey Thompson, Alex Louisa, Andrew Brandou, Ania Tomicka, C.F. Payne, Chelsea Gustafsson, Crowded Teeth, Cuddly Rigor Mortis, Dana Lo, David Chung, Desiree Fessler, Graham Curran, Jackie Kon, Jaclyn Alderete, Jacob van Loon, Jeannie L. Paske, Jel Ena, Jenna Gibson, Jeong Woo-jae, Jeremiah Ketner, Joe Hengst, Jon Lau, Julie Yeo, KiSung Koh, L. Croskey, Leila Ataya, Leonardo Villaseñor, Mab Graves, Mar Cerdà, Marie Larkin, Max Neutra, Miss Mindy, Nicole Bruckman, Paul Barnes, Randy Hage, Redd Walitzki, Richard J. Oliver, Robert Yancy, Roland Tamayo, Shanghee Shin, Simon Kangiser, Susanne Apgar, Tory Lin, Valency Genis, Yejin Oh
Flourish by Chelsea Gustafsson
Sunny, Goggin and Crump by Cuddly Rigor Mortis
Alex Louisa
Crystal by Mab Graves
Griffith By Andrew Brandou
Night Blooming 2 by Kisung Koh
Precious Cargo by Leila Ataya
Acey_Chickens_and_Dandelions
Chris Payne
Gentlemanly Gestures by Leonardo Villasenor
Ghost of a Flower by Redd Walitzki
I am already under and living with the ocean by RICHARD J OLIVER
Jeong Woo-jae Gleaming-Cherish you Ⅱ
Speed Of Sound by Jacob Van Loon
With Regard To The Supposed Primary Qualities Of Extension And Solidity By Jeannie L. Paske
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