In this episode of Analog Color were going to the Corey Helford Gallery in Culver City to speak with Art Director Richard Scarry on the gallery, and Sylvia Ji's upcoming Solo Show. Next we speak with Sylvia Ji about her art and her upcoming show "Por Vida"

Then were off to the Opening night of the show.

Tessar Lo explains his latest body of work for his upcoming exhibition, "my love, it's on we" at Roq La Rue Gallery in Seattle, Washington, November 7th 2008.

In this episode of Analog Color we are off to Alhambra, California for the "Endless Reflections" Sandman 20th Year Anniversary Tribute Show. First we spoke with Wade Buchannan about the history, and details of the gallery. Then we speak to the shows curator to find out the story behind the show. Also included are some great interviews with Emonic, Jason Shawn Alexander, and Mike Shine.

'Lost in the Thicket' new work by Nate Frizzell

LeBasse Projects warmly welcomes gallery represented artist Nate Frizzell for his new solo exhibition, Lost in the Thicket. In this much anticipated show, Frizzell introduces new themes of self discovery within his work.

While Frizzell has always striven to create work that speaks about the human condition, Lost in the Thicket finds the artist's scope narrowed to the concept of discovering one's own identity and the obscured paths that follows. As a result, each painting becomes a metaphor for choosing different paths in life, while finding oneself.

Though his illustrative meets hyper realistic aesthetic always exhibits Frizzell's tremendous technical merit, he aims to push the envelope even further in this collection in terms of both depth of subject and physical skill. As a result, 'Lost in the Thicket' features stunningly detailed works in which a series of protagonists radiate from their surrounding environment with matched innocence and helpless confusion.

Nate Frizzell
'Lost in the Thicket'
Saturday, October 17th, 7-10pm

For more info or preview, please contact the gallery at:
contact@lebasseprojects.com or 310.558.0200

Nate Frizzell explains the vision behind his first Solo Exhibition at Cerasoli:LeBasse Gallery in Culver City on November 8th, 2008.