Future Studio Gallery

Second Saturday, May 12, 2012

Come meet SF-based artist Liz Mamorsky (lizland.com) at the opening (7 to 10 pm)
and enjoy Mel Knox’s Uvaggio wines! This is Liz's FOURTH solo show here!
Part of NELAart.com Second Saturday Gallery Night • Open by appointment to June 1 (call 323-254-4565)

“Dream Monsters are the hypnagogic images that flutter on my eyelids in the fugue state immediately preceding sleep. Creatures morph and melt as I surrender to the surreal movies of my mind, and then I’m gone. My paintings are the memories culled from this magical state.”

Second Saturday, April 14, 2012

As usual, our NELAart Gallery Night opening is from 7 to 10 pm. Come early and dine at one of our neighbor restaurants, all reasonbly priced and super-convenient.

“In this new series, I am drawing different types of fungi to interpret stories connecting to the idea of reincarnation. Mushrooms have the ability to break down matter and give nutrients back to the soil that sustains growth. They are also used for medicinal purposes and as a food source. Mushrooms nurture life but can also destroy it in the process. For this reason, and because I find their shapes beautiful, I have chosen fungi as my subject matter.”

Open by appointment to May 4 (call 323-254-4565 or email amy@futurestudio.com)

Second Saturday, March 10, 2012

For this exhibit, Allison Achauer works within the relatively new medium of digital photography to explore the traditional genre of still life. Her intimate arrangements of animal, vegetable and mineral continue the traditions of 17th and 18th century northern European masters.

In direct contrast with her process, Timothy Sellers uses the traditional medium of oil painting to create pictures with a modern feel. Each painting depicts one or two boldly iconic fruits or vegetables.

Allison Achauer and Timothy Sellers live in Highland Park. Many of the fruits, vegetables, bird nests and other objects are from their garden.

As always, our NELAart Gallery Night opening is from 7 to 10 pm. Come early and dine at one of our neighbor restaurants, all reasonbly priced and super-convenient.

Since it's so close to Pi Day (March 14), pies will be in attendance. This exhibit will be on display by appointment after the opening until April 1. Call or email to set up a time.