The Divine Nothing is an exhibition of new photographs, paintings, and sound collages by Los Angeles-based artist Jordan Sullivan. The first room of the exhibition is composed of photographic works from two recent series - After The Funeral and Death Valley. These ethereal images of mountains, light reflections after a flash flood, and double and triple exposures of wildflowers shot through painted transparencies in the hours after a funeral ceremony for Sullivan's grandmother, at times feel more like portraits than landscapes, reflections of an inner life, meditations on color, time, love, and loss. Jordan Sullivan "The Divine Nothing" will be on view until January 21, 2017 @ MAMA Gallery in Los Angeles. photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
Double Diamond Sun Body "Saffron Crow's Associate" @ MAMA Gallery In Los Angeles
Double Diamond Sun Body "Saffron Crow's Associate" will be on view until December 5, 2016 at MAMA gallery in Los Angeles. Click here to read our interview of Double Diamond Sun Body. photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
Ren Hang "What We Do Is Secret" @ MAMA Gallery In Los Angeles
Perhaps inadvertently, Ren Hang’s subject matter and seemingly simple technique have transcendent ramifications. His subjects project an irreverence that directly disrupts the restrictive realm of heteronormativity and presents alternate sexual and aesthetic realities. The title of Hang’s exhibition, What We Do Is Secret, references the music of punk band the Germs, which aligns with the provocative spirit of the artist’s images. Antagonism abounds in Hang’s work with a counterculture-fueled rebellion lying at its core. Ren Hang "What We Do Is Secret" will be on view at MAMA Gallery until July 23, 2016.
Ariana Papademetropoulos "Wonderland Avenue" @ MAMA Gallery in Los Angeles
photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
Nick Zinner and Ariana Papademetropoulos At The Opening of Her Exhibition Wonderland Avenue @ MAMA Gallery
photograph by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
A Visit to Ariana Papademetropoulos' Studio In Los Angeles
Click here to read our interview with Ariana Papademetropoulos. photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
Pulverizing Rabbits: Read Our Interview With Artist Ariana Papademetropoulos Before Her Solo Show Opening This Weekend In Los Angeles →
After her solo show opening this weekend at MAMA gallery in Los Angeles, artist Ariana Papademetropoulos might make a film about killer mushrooms that murder young punk kids. This should give you an idea of her creativity – it's a boundless creativity that bursts with schizophrenic, hallucinatory imaginativeness. Her paintings literally split at the imaginary seams, tearing into new images – half hidden sadomasochistic scenes are obscured by foggy veils, and midcentury living rooms peel into wood paneled dens where shadows portend dark and dangerous things. Click here to read the full interview.
Artist Cole Sternberg At The Opening of His Solo Show @ MAMA Gallery In Los Angeles
Go see Cole Sternberg's exhibition, the Nature of Breathing Salt, at MAMA Gallery until March 7, 2016. photograph by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
MAMA Gallery Presents 24HR PSYCHIC @ The Surf Lodge In Miami During Art Basel
photographs by Sara Clarken
Mattea Perrotta Recreates Syd Barrett's Madcap Laughs Photo Session In Her Studio In Los Angeles
Mattea Perrotta's exhibition Portrait of A Nude Woman is on view now at MAMA Gallery until December 12, 2015. photograph by Sara Clarken
Mattea Perrotta 'Portrait of a Nude Woman' @ MAMA Gallery in Los Angeles
New works from minimalist painter Mattea Perrotta, inspired by her recent residency in Morocco. Portrait of a Nude Woman will be on view until December 12, 2015 at MAMA Gallery in Los Angeles. photographs by Sara Clarken
Listen to Lana Del Rey's Heartbreaking Rendition of Daniel Johnston's 'Some Things Last A Long Time'
Last week, Autre got a chance to checkout Gabriel Sunday's moving short film, Hi, How Are You? at MAMA Gallery in Los Angeles that stars Daniel Johnston as an artist coming to terms with his dreams of yesteryear. The short film will be premiering tomorrow and can be preordered here. Below, listen to Lana Del Rey's cover of Some Things Last A Long Time, which is featured in the credits of the film. photograph by Terry Richardson
Daniel Johnston In Los Angeles For "Hi, How Are You" Art Opening @ MAMA Gallery
MAMA gallery presents "Hi, How Are You?," an immersive exhibition exploring the art, music and mind of prolific cult singer-songwriter-artist, Daniel Johnston. The November 7, 2015 opening reception will feature the world premiere of the short film, Hi, How Are You Daniel Johnston, directed by Gabriel Sunday and starring Daniel Johnston. Hi, How Are You is an exhibition about Daniel’s past and present. "Through creative visions of madness and hope, we witness an aging musician coming to terms with the dreams of yesteryear." This unique exhibition of Daniel Johnston works explores his past and present art, exposing his heartrending tales of unrequited love, cosmic mishaps, and existential torment. Daniel Johnson: Hi, How Are You? will be on view from November 7 to November 11, 2015 at MAMA Gallery, In Los Angeles
Private Unveiling of The Album Art For Rihanna's Eighth Studio Album @ MAMA Gallery In Los Angeles
Rihanna celebrated the unveiling of her album art, by Israeli-born New York based artist Roy Nachum, at a private gathering held at MAMA gallery in Los Angeles. The album name, Anti, was also revealed, but there is no set date for the record release. photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
Opening of "Cerebral Vortex" Group Show At MAMA Gallery In Los Angeles
MAMA Gallery twists itself into a temporary coil, experiencing an equally unexplainable impulse to spiral briefly into the form of the Cerebral Vortex. This multi- sensory group exhibition features work from eight highly cerebral artists, like Jonathan Bepler, James Franco, Henry Hopper, Galen Pehrson, Luckey Remington, Angeline Rivas, Adam Tullie, and Double Diamond Sun Body. Cerebral Vortex will be on view until October 31, 2015 at MAMA Gallery, 1492 Palmetto Street, Los Angeles. photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper and Sara Clarken
Flying Lotus At the Opening of "Cerebral Vortex" At MAMA Gallery
photograph by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
The Little House A Multi-Sensory Experience by Moral Turgeman
"The Little House" is an installation experience by Moral Turgeman with sound by Joe McKee that is on view now at MAMA gallery. This is the first time the true to size mirrored house is shown to the public after a nine-month construction period - with tunnels that lead to a cavernous and cozy interior where you will be able to put on headphones and delve into a binaural sound therapy bath. The Little House can be experienced for a limited time at MAMA Gallery, 242 Palmetto St, Los Angeles, CA. photographs by Sara Clarken