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ART TODAY 07.06.17: “Eye of Agamatto” by Chris Bonno inspired by Marvel’s Dr. Strange
To make the abstract (which is around 24" x 36"), my rule of thumb is to do my best to make the colors and shapes somehow "fit" organically without giving in to the desire to make the shapes and forms "representational," I inevitably will see things that resemble objects or familiar images. Some of those I may allow to stay in the final depending on how they work together with the rest of the piece.
ART TODAY 07.05.17: Hollywood loves Chris Bonno and Bonno loves Hollywood: the Vincent Price painting
Chris Bonno's development as an artist has paralleled his work as an improviser, actor and comedian. With the art work being ongoing, his career as a performer has consisted of numerous appearances on tv shows and films as well as years featuring as a standing up comedian in clubs in New York, Vegas, Chicago, Austin, Los Angeles and Canada.
ART TODAY 07.03.17: Une Paire De Poires by Chris Bonno
Playing with shapes and colors, Bonno chuckles when he explains to Janice Bremec Blum that he loves the “f…k it factor.” Basically, that means going mad in his own world and giving himself permission to be loose. That freeing spirit is found in all of Bonno’s work. “I don’t leave a painting until I believe in it” he says, “until it impresses me.”
ART TODAY 07.04.17: “Tomato On The Range” and the story behind it by Chris Bonno
I would be up late, take a break from painting and then brainstorm. Situations for tomatoes, odd places you might not find them, personifying events with tomatoes... what painting would be next?
Then an idea would make me laugh and I would suss it out to see if I thought it was a strong laugh... then run inside, sketch and plan it out or paint it.
All ART, All the Time gives you backstage access to L.A.’s visual artists, literary authors, musicians, and filmmakers
Each week, we feature a different visual artist, highlighting their work along with a get-to-know-the artist overview. If you are a collector, you will find ART TODAY a portal to discovering emerging artists and new artwork. If you are a novice, you will soon be able to recognize particular styles, strokes, and presentations of art and artists.
ART TODAY 06.30.17: California’s Mt. Whitney by Greg Tucker
Arch in California's Alabama Hills with Mount Whitney (the highest peak in the US outside of Alaska) in the background.
We are launching TribeLA Music to give up-and-coming and established artists a platform to project their creative voices in addition to their musical talent
This summer, TribeLA Magazine contributor Natalie Durkin's song of the week will help us uncover some of the brightest stars in our city, both established and emerging.
ART TODAY 06.29.17: Grrrrrr by Greg Tucker
Another Greg Tucker event: The Bear with dinner in tow. According to Greg, "every day brings something new to learn, somewhere else to explore. Find a hobby and you'll always have something to do."
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Photography combines technologic knowledge with artistic interpretation: The former can be learned while the latter is probably both a natural & innate ability that can be improved with thoughtful effort and experience. A few of my favorite photographers include include John & Barbara Gerlach, Art Wolff, Marc Adamus, and Arthur Morris.
ART TODAY 06.26.17: Peacock Chick posing for Fine Art Photographer Greg Tucker
Greg's photography has been displayed at the Smithsonian Museum in Washington D.C., been featured on the National Geographic, Arizona Highways, and National Wildlife Federation websites, and been published in numerous books.
ART REVIEW of Sea Otter and Family photo by Fine Art photographer Greg Tucker
I started taking photos--when I was made to select an art in Junior High school--but have been seriously into photography for about 20 years. Probably not a conscious decision but since I don't particularly enjoy being IN photographs, being the one taking the photos manages to keep me out of the frame.
ART TODAY 06.24.17: Erin Hanson’s Zion Vista, “I just want people to be happy when they see my paintings”
The bridge over the Virgin River, in Zion National Park, is a popular spot to catch the beautiful red cliffs and winding river. This painting captures all the drama and magnificence of this amazing vista. The oil paint was thickly applied with a brush, the impressionsitic colors melding together to capture the fleeting light of dawn.