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::Paper-based Works::

The Connor Brother: True Love Stories
A little background information on the twin artists, the Connor Brothers: Franklin and Brendan Connor were raised in a cult called "The Family." They were severely sheltered from the outside world until they ran away from the cult at age 16. Although they were overwhelmed by the reality of a world outside the cult, their curiosity and willingness to learn allowed them to grow into humorous artists through their imitation vintage movie posters. The Connor Brothers satirizes historical and popular culture in the form of True Love Stories. November 21, 2013 - December 6, 2013 Guy Hepner 300 North Robertson Boulevard West Hollywood, CA 90048 [Photo via]
Rob Sato and Ryohei Tanaka: Paper Noise
Rob Sato and Ryohei Tanaka are featuring their work in the Paper Noise exhibit at the Giant Robot Gallery on Sawtelle. Sato's watercolor paintings paired with Tanaka's intrinsic paper cut artwork features a wide range of characters and imagery through two completely different mediums. See how they represent the same forms in their very different uses of paper in Paper Noise. Ryohei Tanaka, Mari Inkuai, Sean Chao November 9, 2013 - December 4, 2013 Giant Robot Gallery 2062 Sawtelle Boulevard Los Angeles CA 90025 [Photos via @giantrobotstore, @bettydrapers_fatsuit, @keeptryan]
Matt Lipps: Library
Matt Lipps' Library exhibit consists of almost 500 cut-out figures in a 17-volume book set, Library of Photography, published in 1970 - 1972 by Time-Life Books. Using collage and sculpture techniques, about 500 images are assembled to showcase 40 years of American picture taking. Will photography be taken over by digital media and imaging? Perhaps. But Lipps captures the beauty of photography outside of the frames and leaves you to answer those questions. November 9, 2013 – December 22, 2013 Marc Selwyn Fine Art 6222 Wilshire Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90048 [Photo via]
Adam Nisenson
Adam Nisenson takes discarded objects and transforms them into works of art in a collaboration exhibit, Geometric Horizons. Nisenson creates woven collages of old movie posters and vinyl, and also forms every day fashion into painting imprints and sculptures. Find out Nisenson's work alongside Anne Schwartz, Deborah Hadl, Bettina Mauel, Belly Criswell, and more at the Artspace Warehouse. October 23, 2013 - December 4, 2013 Artspace Warehouse 7358 Beverly Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90036
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