Edward Cella Art + Architecture, Transforming Photography & Joni Sternbach clip

Edward Cella Art + Architecture, Transforming Photography & Joni Sternbach clip

by | Aug 3, 2009 | ALL

Last time I was up in LA I checked out the Miracle Mile gallery openings and caught the ‘Transforming Photography’ group show at the Edward Cella Art + Architecture Gallery. It was excellent.
Gallery Director Edward Cella was kind enough to give us some insight into artist Joni Sternbach’s amazing tin type photographs.  Unfortunately you are too late to catch the show, but if you go to the gallery website www.edwardcella.com you can view all of the artist’s work from the exhibition.
Better late than never. . .

Edward Cella Art + Architecture
6018 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles CA 90036
tel. 323.525.0053

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Right across the street from Lacma on Wilshire.

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Joni Sternbach, her artwork is featured in the video clip.

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there is a catalogue too!

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This digital work by artist George Legrady titled Blink, 2007 was mesmerizing.
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Ethan Turpin installation

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Joan Tanner – Connected Jugs for White Room, 2005 

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Isidro Blasco – Shanghai Planet, 2008
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Mary Heebner – Khmer Faces, #6 2006-8
 

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