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Todd Schorr: Designed for Extinction June 26 - September 11 Designed for Extinction is a solo exhibition featuring the paintings of Los Angeles-based artist Todd Schorr, a leading figure in the world of Pop Surrealism and the “lowbrow.” Schorr is undeniably inspired by Renaissance masters such as Hieronymus Bosch, Pieter Bruegel, and Salvador Dali, as well as the early animated cartoons of Walt Disney and Max Fleischer, underground comics best exemplified by Zap, and classic films from the 1930’s such as King Kong and Frankenstein. His highly polished, fantastic paintings are intricate narratives about evolution and the plight of man. www.toddschorr.com / Press Release(pdf)
Virtual TourWalk through Designed for Extinction on the Hurley website Saturday, September 11, 3pmConversation with Todd Schorr and Ben Maltz Gallery Director Meg Linton
Limited-edition Hurley t-shirt with Todd Schorr graphic and exhibition brochure with poster available in the gallery, $10 each, $15 if purchased together.
Bolsky Gallery
SHALLOW 1-21: Musical Paintings by Malcolm McLaren June 26 - September 2 A pop cultural icon for over thirty years, Malcolm McLaren (1946-2010) was a visionary artist always at the forefront of culture pushing boundaries with his music, fashion, and art. SHALLOW 1-21 is an 86-minute video on DVD that combines music remixes and short clips appropriated from vintage porn films that have been spliced, repeated, and slowed down. The result is a hypnotic, layered, and provocative experience. At the Bolsky Gallery. Press Release (PDF)
The Ben Maltz Gallery
Admission: Free
Hours
Tuesday-Saturday 10am-5pm
Thursday 10am-7pm
Closed Sun, Mon, and major holidays
Location
1st floor, Bronya and Andy Galef Center for Fine Arts
9045 Lincoln Blvd.
Los Angeles CA 90045
Free parking onsite Map and directions