Richard Rownak is the Projecting Possibilities March Grant Recipient
Projecting Possibilities, a digital public art project launched during the pandemic and returns to showcase local artists and to celebrate our rich, creative community. Helms Bakery District, in partnership with Culver Arts will feature a new artist each month projected street-side at the Helms Design Center at 8745 Washington Boulevard in Culver City. Richard Rownak is the March grant recipient, featuring a collection of his work and photographic journey.
0Craig Schoenbaum is the Projecting Possibilities February Grant Recipient
Projecting Possibilities, a digital public art project launched during the pandemic and returns to showcase local artists and to celebrate our rich, creative community. Helms Bakery District, in partnership with Culver Arts will feature a new artist each month projected street-side at the Helms Design Center at 8745 Washington Boulevard in Culver City. Craig Schoenbaum is the February grant recipient, featuring his photography exhibition titled Culver City California Connections.
Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Iconic Works is Arcana’s Pick for October
Arcana: Books on the Arts’ monthly pick for October is Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Iconic Works. Jean-Michel Basquiat—artist and art world provocateur—took New York City by storm with his powerful and complex works that relentlessly engaged with charged sociopolitical issues, including race, police brutality, and structural inequity.
OP! Optimistic Interiors by Oliver Furth is Arcana’s Pick for September
Arcana: Books on the Arts’ monthly pick for September is OP! Optimistic Interiors by Oliver Furth. AD100 and Elle Décor A-List Interior Designer Oliver Furth masterfully combines bi-partisan enthusiasm for classical and contemporary influences with California cool, to create sophisticated, livable spaces with relaxed rigor, infused with color and joy.
Donald Judd is Arcana’s Pick for August 2024
Arcana: Books on the Arts’ pick for August is Donald Judd, a special selection of Judd’s minimalist works curated by his son, Flavin Judd. This catalog follows the first solo exhibition of Donald Judd’s work in South Korea for nearly 10 years. Judd (1928–94) had a personal connection to Korea, having been stationed in Seoul in 1947. The Korean concept of pungsu, similar to the Chinese Feng shui, was instrumental to his visualization of space.