Morono Kiang GalleryEven after the Olympics, eyes remain fixed on China – that is, on the Chinese art scene. Over the past several years the floodgates have opened, and even as the international art world keeps penetrating this potentially vast, recently affluent market, a concomitant rush of new art is making its way out of [...]

This portfolio is drawn from an exhibition at the Edward Cella Gallery in Santa Barbara that explores – through the drawings of one of the most important architectural illustrators of his time – the transformation of Los Angeles as it matured from a loose conurbation into the more self-conscious, consolidated, and monumental metropolis we know [...]

Audrey Hepburn. © Douglas Kirkland
On November 13, Starlight Children’s Foundation is hosting a photography exhibit and auction in Los Angeles called The Indomitable Spirit to honor the inspirational strength of seriously ill children and their families.
Participating photographers have contributed portraits, landscapes and other images that they feel best exemplify the indomitable spirit that is displayed [...]

Jeff Hurlow
One of the first things I bought that I considered art was a Robert Rauschenberg poster I saw advertised in Playboy back around 1990. It’s a bit embarrassing to admit I was actually reading it for the art.
I don’t necessarily look at what I do as collecting art. It seems more like art [...]

Shinjo Ito
Japan’s foremost Buddhist Master and Artist of the 20th century.
Shinjo Ito (1906-1989), founder of the Shinnyo-en stream of Buddhism, was one of Japan’s most versatile Buddhist sculptors and an accomplished artist in fields as diverse as calligraphy and photography. Throughout his life he created countless artworks as a way of giving form to his [...]