Abigail Ogilvy Gallery's Los Angeles location will be open late on Saturday, February 15th from 6-8 pm PST. Stop in to see our current exhibitions, Alison Croney Moses: Brown Out and Many Small Cuts.
Location: 1923 S Santa Fe Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90021
About the exhibitions:
Brown Out is a solo exhibition of new and ambitious walnut sculptures by Boston-based woodworker Alison Croney Moses.
There are times when we all need to be comforted. We yearn to be surrounded by stability and strength. We want to be held and protected. This moment is one of those times. As in any brown out, temporary restriction to focus on the essentials is needed to endure. Brown is all around us–it's the color of the soil beneath our feet, tree trunks in the forest, and birds in the sky, and the color of our skin for the majority of people in the world. Symbolizing simplicity, reliability, and tradition, while conveying feelings of warmth and security.
Many Small Cuts is a two-person exhibition featuring new works by Elspeth Schulze and Leigh Suggs. The exhibition highlights the artists’ profound precision and care that goes into their creative process, while also welcoming moments of chance and randomness that allow warmth and softness. The strong visual architecture is dominated by shapes and objects resembling windows and doors: framing a view of what is beyond.
