The Ben Maltz Gallery exhibition "Superficiality and Superexcrescence" which opened to a great crowd a couple of weeks ago, has received a good review from Los Angeles Times art critic Holly Myers.
After beginning the piece with the observation that shows dealing with "surface" have been going on in LA for a long time, and therefore more shows would be unnecessary, Meyers points out how the Superficiality show does stand out and why it is definitely worth a visit. She said (in referencing the accompanying catalog) "If the result feels at times like a graduate seminar, it is only in the best way: sound in its argument, rich in its examples, with plenty of room left for debate. She made particular note of the work from artists Elliot Hundley, Rebecca Campbell and Joel Morrison.
In addition to the review the article includes a nice installation shot by Otis faculty member Chris Warner.
Superficiality and Superexcrescence remains on view through September 12. Gallery hours and info can be found here.
17 July 2009
Going Below the Surface of Superficiality
Image- Installation shot by Chris Warner that appeared in LA Times review
Posted by Marc at 1:25 PM
Labels: benmaltzgallery, latimes, otis, otisland
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