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previous exhibition: Dominique Wuth Sanders
Dominique Wuth Sanders is a local Malibu Artist. Dominique’s style mixes her amazing imagery on canvas with an impeccable layer of resin that gives her work a very distinctive look and finish. Her new show is an amazing look at nature in its most detailed simplicity. Click through . Give a call . CANVAS 310.317.9895
previous exhibition: Joe Divincenzo
Joe Divincenzo is an extremely accomplished artist who had distinguished himself in the artist community before I was born. I love jazz and Joe was responsible for one of my favorite album covers ”The Gentle Side of John Coltrane”. His work is diverse, imaginative, intricate and one is often surprised that the variety of work on display in Canvas was done by one individual. A local malibu-ite Joe D. – is an artist to experience. Currently on exhibit at Canvas 310.317.9895
previous exhibition: Buchanan . Caan . Aaron . Perich . Grossman
Our Current Exibition features the work of - Byron Buchanan, Scott Caan . Richard Aaron . Anton Perich & Bobby Grossman. Click through to see all of the images. Give a call for all additional information 310.317.9895
Previous Exhibition: R. Knapp . “Out of fashion”
Richard Knapp was born and raised in Los Angeles. He is a true Californian in his love for the outdoors. When he is not shooting you can often find him surfing or hiking the beaches and foothills of the greater Los Angeles area. His love of photography grew out of his desire to share the people and places he encountered traveling the world with his friends and family back home.
“Two things I love about photography, It’s ability to capture reality, and its ability to distort …
Previous Exhibition: Roni Stretch. “Earth Works”
British artist Roni Stretch was born in St. Helens, Merseyside, England in 1964 and attended the St.Helens College of Art and Design from 1982 until 1984. He currently lives and works in Los Angeles, California. His work has been shown extensively in California since the 1990’s, including group shows at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Museum of Contemporary Art at the Geffen Contemporary Museum and the Santa Monica Museum of Art.
Why do a series on Big Bear? I have always been fascinated with the fascination of the horizon, the sense of such majesty brings the questions of life and creation and tests our mental and visual perception. The instinctive way in which the series started, all of a 45 second photo shoot driving down the mountain , in itself intrigued me to explore more, the restrictiveness and purity of the images reminded me of the worlds first day. I found the broken horizon a welcomed change to Sugimoto’s iconic series.
Previous Exhibition: Dream by Allois
Dream by Allois
Previous Exhibition: Scott Caan
Scott Caan has soul. His photography reflects his celebrity experiences and his travels across the world. His work has a perspective that truly is rare air – most of us will not be shoulder to shoulder with Brad Pitt, George Clooney or Lake Bell for that matter, but to limit Scott’s work to just his celebrity images would be to miss his perspective on landscapes, cityscapes, ordinary people and situations that he captures ohh so well.
Previous Exhibitions: Wolfgang Bloch
No. 16
Wolfgang Bloch was introduced to us by a good friend of the store (Brett Coates from Stussy) who said we would love his work and we took to wolfgang’s work immediately. Wolfgang is a man of few words who is very satisfied to let his unique work speak for itself.
Previous Exhibitions: Roni Stretch
Shan Buddha,titanium white,ivory.oil on canvas 50x60 inches, '08
To describe what Roni Stretch does with his art is difficult to put into words. What I can tell you is that when Canvas was a dream nearing completion, Roni Stretch looked at our dry-walled concept in the making, trusted our vision and committed to being a part of it. Roni Stretch was one of the first artist to show at Canvas in our art debut, and we were blessed by his work.
Stretch’s paintings are meditational exercises. Their perfectionism is at once spiritual and technical: the realization of perfect consciousness–and all art is ultimately about states of consciousness–and the seamless integration of figure and ground that symbolizes it.
Previous Exhibitions: Markku Lahdesmaki
ROBOCALL
Markku Lahdesmaki began his photographic journey around the neighborhoods of his hometown of Tampere, Finland. This quiet industrial city supplied Markku with inspiration and passion. And together with these forces of creativity in hand, Markku began harvesting the world for images.