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Thinkspace Celebrates 10 Years with “La Familia” ~ Opens This Saturday Night

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Thinkspace has occupied an important place in the Los Angeles art world, and this weekend they celebrate 10 years in business. What we love most about Thinkspace is that they seem to be able to provide the essential context that artists need to properly share their vision with the public. Thinkspace doesn't just curate great art, they allow artists to create unique shows and installations that change people's perceptions.

L.A. Taco focuses a lot on street art, graffiti, and vandalism and lots of people have had the idea to take that style of art and put it in a gallery. Far fewer have been able to actually make it work, and Thinkspace is one of the leaders. More than that, they passionately care about the artists and the work they display, and everything from the presentation to the way they speak and write about their exhibits reflects that passion and love.

For the 10 year anniversary, the gallery presents La Familia, a group exhibition featuring over 120 small works, and huge talent, by the gallery’s permanent roster and extended family. Co-presented with Trekell, each artist will produce a 10” x 10” work on panel to commemorate the gallery’s fortuitous milestone, and to commend the creativity of all those who have built the foundations for its future. This special exhibition is dedicated to the growing strength of our numbers and, most importantly, to our artists.

Full list of artists:

Aaron Horkey
Aaron Nagel
Adam Caldwell
Alex Yanes
Alexis Diaz
Allison Sommers
Amanda Marie
Amy Sol
Ana Bagayan
Andrew Hem
Andrew Schoultz
Andy Kehoe
Ariel DeAndrea
Audrey Kawasaki
Blaine Fontana
Brendan Monroe
Brett Amory
Brian Mashburn
Brian M. Viveros
Buff Monster
bumblebeelovesyou
Caia Koopman
Camilla d’Errico
Carl Cashman
Catherine Brooks
Chet Zar
Chie Yoshii
Christine Wu
Craig ‘Skibs’ Barker
Cryptik
Curiot
Dabs Myla
Dalek (aka James Marshall)
Dan Lydersen
Dan-ah Kim
Dave MacDowell
David Cooley
Derek Gores
Drew Young
Ekundayo
Erica Rose Levine
Erik Jones
Erik Siador
Fernando Chamarelli
Frank Gonzales
Fuco Ueda
Fumi Nakamura
Gaia
Ghostpatrol
Glenn Arthur
Glenn Barr
Henrik Aa. Uldalen
Jacub Gagnon
James Bullough
Jason Thielke
Jeff Ramirez
Jen Lobo
Jeremy Fish
Jeremy Hush
Jim Houser
Joanne Nam
Joao Ruas
Johnny ‘KMNDZ’ Rodriguez
Jolene Lai
Joram Roukes
Josh Keyes
Karl Addison
Karla Ortiz
Keita Morimoto
Kelly Vivanco
Ken Flewellyn
Kevin Peterson
Kikyz 1313
Know Hope
KuKula
Kwon Kyungyup
Lindsey Carr
Linnea Strid
Liz Brizzi
Low Bros
Luke Chueh
Marco Mazzoni
Mari Inukai
Mark Dean Veca
Mary Iverson
Matthew Grabelsky
Meggs
Mia Araujo
Michael Ramstead
Mike Egan
Nosego
N.S. David
Pam Glew
Paul Barnes
Paul Romano
Reka
Rod Luff
Ryan Hewett
Sandra Chevrier
Sarah Joncas
Scott Listfield
Scott Radke
Seamus Conley
Sean Mahan
Seth Armstrong
Shark Toof
So Youn Lee
Stella Im Hultberg
Stephanie Buer
Sylvia Ji
Timothy Karpinski
Tony Philippou
Tran Nguyen
Troy Coulterman
Troy Lovegates
Word To Mother
Yoskay Yamamoto
Yosuke Ueno

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