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Preview: Quam Odunsi “Hollywood” ~ Opens Thursday, March 31

2:23 PM PDT on March 17, 2016

Artist Quam Odunsi presents new work this month in a one night only show worth checking out-- it's a show which builds on his previous photographic and sculptural work and takes it to a new level of artistry and precision. The show is presented in conjunction withThe Art of Elysium and will take place at their Salon located at 3278 Wilshire Boulevard Suite 802, Los Angeles, CA 90010 - on Thursday, March 31, 2016 at 6:00pm.

The show is curated by Khoi Ich Nguyen and consists of 30 artworks which are made from Polaroid Film, Transparency Film, Acrylic, and Resin. Each one is presented in a 11" x 11" x 7" acrylic case. Please enjoy these preview images.

Hollywood (20 of 30)(1)
LA Taco Preview-Hollywood (9 of 30)
Hollywood (23 of 30)(1)
Hollywood (6 of 30)
LA Taco Preview-AOE Invite - Quam Odunsi-4(1)

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