artLA Set-Up

artLA Set-Up

by | Jan 26, 2005 | Art Events | 2 comments

Like I promised I took some pictures of the events of the day.

I have to say I was wrong. I thought there was going to be a lot of small work on paper but there is a lot of large good art to be found at this event…..lots of variety. I had a chance to see Blair and Chris from Acuna-Hansen Gallery and their booth looked great. They also told me that Naida Osline will be reviewed in Friday’s LA Times. Caryn from art.blogging.la and sixspace fame was there with Sean getting everything ready. They were also exhausted like myself when I stopped to say goodbye. All and all the hang went well and I’m very excited about the event. Hope to see you all there. Those of you that are planning to come, you won’t be disappointed.

Now the pictures (click to get larger):

Inprocess Kyle Riedel and EunKang Koh getting things ready

Kylechristine Kyle Riedel & Christine Catsifas

Tylerstallings Tyler Stallings

Christinenguyen Christine Nguyen

Sheriefranssen Sherie’ Franssen

Corinagamma Corina Gamma

Eunkangkoh EunKang Koh

Finishedbooth Done!

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