Peter Schenck

Peter Schenck  Down The Well 2017 acrylic, charcoal, flashe, gouache on canvas  60" x 40"
peterschenck.com

Joshua Marsh

Joshua Marsh  Too  2016  oil on panel  14" x 16"
baileygallery.com

Steve Gibson

                      

Steve Gibson Vishnu in Glasgow  gouache and flashe on paper  40" x 30"

stevegibsonstudio.squarespace.com

Alex O Neal

Alex O Neal  Hiding Places in a Dream #2  
acrylic, collage and graphite on canvas  72" x 36"

alexoneal.com

Heather Gwen Martin

           Heather Gwen Martin  Crest  2017  oil on linen  77" x 72"
           lalouver.com

Heather Martin had her first major exhibition opening last night at L. A. Louver Gallery in Venice, CA.  This new body of work continues to expand and refine her interest in abstraction and color relationships. Skeins of bold color intermingle with fine lines of tertiary, secondary and primary's to give the viewer a glimpse into the other worldly vision Martin is engaged with. Straight forward and luscious, the paintings capture the appearance of a bunch of colored balloons popping simultaneously in space. 

Josh Reams

               Josh Reames  Swept  2017  acrylic on canvas  60" x 50"
               luisdejesus.com

Steve Gibson

Steve Gibson  Leaving Cairns  2017  gouache on paper  22" x 30"

stevegibsonstudio.squarespace.com

I have been revisiting old themes and updating them for the past few years. The above is the most resent example. Reconnecting can bring a new resolution to thoughts and ruminations  as a person goes through life. I am reformulating and clarifying how I see the world.

Whiting Tennis

                 Whiting Tennis  Mobius  2016  oil on canvas  35" x 26" 
                  gregkucera.com

Anna kunz

      Anna Kunz  In Situ  2017  acrylic on canvas  78" x 72"
      thomasmccormick.com

Lorenzo Hurtado Segovia

          Lorenzo Hurtado Segovia  Trinity Vine  2017  Acrylic and oil on paper  35" x 25"
          cb1gallery.com

Anne Seidman

      

Anne Seidman  Untitled 2017  paint, tape, color pencil on rag board mounted on panel 
18" x 16"

georgebillis.com

Anne sideman will be showing work at George Billis in Culver City this November. Hope all in L.A. can stop by and see this new work. 

Vince Contarino

                    Vince Contarino  Relatives  2016  acrylic on canvas  20" x 16"
                   vincecontarino.com

Gary Stephan

                   Gary Stephan  Untitled  2027  acrylic on canvas  40" x 30"
                    garystephanstudio.com

Peter Saul

     Peter Saul  Quack-Quack, Trump 2017  acrylic on canvas  78" x 120"
     maryboonegallery.com

Ron Gorchov

              Ron Gorchov  Cantina 2008  oil on canvas  25.5" x 23" x 7"  
              vitoschnabel.com

Sarajo Frieden

                     Sarajo Frieden  Untitled  2017  acrylic, flashe on canvas  20" x 16" 
                     sarajofrieden.net

Gail Roberts

                        Gail Roberts  Beguile  2017  oil and acrylic on panel  72" x 42"
                        scottwhiteart.com  

Gail Roberts is a painter living in San Diego. Her new show at Scott White Contemporary is a must see. She has always done landscape based impressionistic realism. In this new body of work she has abandoned the reference to a specific landscape to allow the beauty of the floral subject matter take center stage.
I have always appreciated her technical skill with a paint brush but these new iterations have been taken to an all new level of competence and aesthetic understanding. The exhibition will be up Sept. 23 through Nov. 11.

Julia Kuhl

                Julia Kuhl  Neighbors In Space Series #1 2017  flashe on paper 14" x 10"
                froschportmann.com

Steve Roden

Steve Roden   Leafing Through (Crystals) 2013  acrylic and oil on canvas  84" x 60"
inbetweennoise.com

Steve Roden is one of Southern California's most interesting artists. He is a multi discipline artist using sound, paint and installation in his work. His painting is what intrigues me the most. Using deliberate systems he willfully deconstructs, his paintings have a structure that is beautiful and subverted at the same time. Interesting guy.

Charlene Von Heyl

Charlene Von Heyl  Lost Keeper  2017  acrylic, spray paint and charcoal on linen  88" x 72"
capitainpetzel.de

Charlene Von Heyl, in my opinion, is one of the most accomplished painters working today.
Her inventiveness, drawing skill, paint handling and moxie knows no bounds.