Gallery owner Pamela Schoenberg said she was inspired by the work of all of these artists. She will be selecting and curating works from Stoumen’s “New York” series for the Collection Room exhibition. She added that Karen and Ryan’s work compliments each other, and are both extremely original. “Their entire body of artworks are amazing.”
Karen Amy Finkel Fishof said she is excited to
exhibit at dnj Gallery. “Pamela is great. She has a keen eye and a lot of
knowledge. She’s also a really sweet person.”
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Karen Amy Finkel Fishof "Election
Day"
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Karen will be featuring photograms. She stages
scenes and then exposes them to light, and then develops them the same way a
photo would be processed (with black and white development chemistry). These
one of a kind works, do not have a negative. For this exhibition some of the
photograms will be on the floor, and attendees can actually walk on them.
When discussing the title of her show and
series…she said she was drawn to the word Radiate as both her series name
and exhibition title for her love of the word, and its double meaning. “I chose
Radiate because I want my message to radiate.” The fact that her photo
exposures are created with radiation and remind her of x-rays, add to
double entendre and the strength of the word.
Ryan Linke said he is looking forward to
working with the gallery. “I really like the way that Pamela curates her
shows.”
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Ryan Linke, Timing of A Storm
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He will be featuring works inspired by water
and nature. He has traveled extensively and his art reflects what he has
witnessed. “A unique combination of colors, created by large swells, king
tides, winter storms, Santa Ana winds, and other weather events all play a role
into my image making process.”
Like most artists, Ryan attends shows and stay
up on local events. “There are so many great places to view art in Los Angeles,
we really are lucky to have such a diverse art world.”
He cited The Annenberg Space for Photography,
as being a go-to gallery. He added, “I know Bergamot is going through a lot of
changes, but there are some galleries there that I have been going to since I
was a kid so I always like to pop in there every once in a while. I also love
painting and mixed media so I’m always looking for a wide variety of art to
look at.”
Photographer Louis Stoumen (July 15, 1917 – September 13, 1991), is best known as a film director and producer winning two Academy Awards. After his death in 1991, the Stoumen Estate gifted the entire archive of Stoumen's work, including copyright, to the Museum of Photographic Arts. dnj Gallery will be presenting selected works from MOPA’s permanent collection.
Photographer Louis Stoumen (July 15, 1917 – September 13, 1991), is best known as a film director and producer winning two Academy Awards. After his death in 1991, the Stoumen Estate gifted the entire archive of Stoumen's work, including copyright, to the Museum of Photographic Arts. dnj Gallery will be presenting selected works from MOPA’s permanent collection.
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| Lou Stouman "Sunset", Times Square |
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