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8687 Melrose Ave., B275 West Hollywood, CA 90069

310-903-9566 

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  • Agony and ecstasy

    Agony and ecstasy

    By Catherine Wagley | Thu, November 29, 2012

    Shana Moulton's alter ego is a hypochondriac with a Dorothy Hamill haircut, big eyes and a collection of pastel-colored bathrobes. In a 2006 video from her Whispering Pines series, she spends a day filling pots with sand and crystals, perfecting... More »

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    Five Artsy Things to Do This Week, Including Renaissance Painting With RoboCop

    By Catherine Wagley | Wed, November 28, 2012

    This week, the ghost of a long-defunct society hosts a concert in Culver City, a video artist channels allergy-drug commercials and a sculptor pumps water through a maze of PVC pipes. 5. Renaissance... More »

  • Your body, yourself

    Your body, yourself

    By Catherine Wagley | Thu, June 14, 2012

    "They say when you die, your body's going to testify against you," Shanghai Kate Hellenbrand has said. One of the first female tattoo artists to carve out a reputation for herself, Shanghai Kate appears in Rona Yefman's video Dame of the World... More »

  • Five Artsy Things to Do This Week, Including Tattoo Art Trailblazers

    Five Artsy Things to Do This Week, Including Tattoo Art Trailblazers

    By Catherine Wagley | Wed, June 06, 2012

    This week, Karl Haendel asks embarrassing questions meant for his dad, Rona Yefman champions female tattoo artists and MOCA delves back into the Occupy movement. 5. The situation When Paul Pescador... More »

  • Lost in the Blue Whale

    Lost in the Blue Whale

    By Catherine Wagley | Thu, April 05, 2012

    The first time they visited the galleries in the "Blue Whale" — the Pacific Design Center's big, blue main building — artists Dennis Hoekstra and Noah Olmsted got lost in the maze of showrooms. They say they ended up in some sort of storeroom.... More »

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