Cortney Herron, “Position No. 13” (2024), oil on canvas
Get your art fix at Saatchi Art’s The Other Art Fair, returning to Los Angeles from April 4 to 7. This edition promises an eclectic lineup of more than 140 independent, game-changing artists taking over the Barker Hanger in Santa Monica. for an experience that promises to deliver the unpredictable.
This spring edition kicks off with some fresh additions, including outdoor sculpture installations by Misha Libertee and Ivan Butorac; “Perceive Me,” a nude sketch portrait experience by Kristine Schomaker aimed at promoting self-love and positive body image; and live performances during Opening Night and the sought-after Friday Late party.
As the weekend unfolds, the fair transforms into a buzzing hive of activity, attracting art aficionados and design mavens on the hunt for fresh inspiration. But it’s not just about serious collectors—casual browsers are also in for a treat, searching for those unique gems that scream individuality.
And foodies, you have not been forgotten! In the embrace of the city’s sunshine and just steps from the aisles of art will be food trucks serving up delights (Heritage Kitchen LA, Veggie Bomb, Vivace Pizza), espresso drinks, and a bar that just won’t quit. It’s a vibe that’s hooked Los Angeles thrill-seekers and art lovers from all walks of life, from the mildly curious to seasoned collectors.
Here are five artists to see in this upcoming edition:
In the vibrant tapestry of Los Angeles’ artistic landscape, figurative painter weaves her creative narrative through acrylic and digital mediums. With a color palette that dances across her canvas and an interplay of organic lines and shapes, Herron finds delight in upholding an authentic artistic process. She champions the incremental layering of each brushstroke, inspired by textures found in nature.
Steven Rahbany, “Funeral Bouquet #2” (2023), mixed media: acrylic on soft (yarn, cotton, fabric)
specializes in the intricate craft of hand-sewn pillows. Using his graphic design background, he blends the art of typography with a tapestry of memories, weaving together strands of nostalgia and contemporary issues within the fabric of his one-of-a-kind creations.
Fujiko Rose, “Hidcote” (2021), ink on paper
Fine and decorative artist joyfully explores the intersection of nature and design. Recognized as the Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year in 2019, Rose’s artistic expressions, predominantly brought to life through monochrome ink, echo the timeless allure of antique intaglio prints cherished by her mother, alongside the vivid imagery that shaped her artistic journey from an early age.
Vanessa Valero, “Continent Sculpture” (2022), wood on soft (yarn, cotton, fabric)
Journeying through nature’s intricate tapestry, textile artisan engages in the meticulous craft of hand-tufting tapestries and embroidering drawings. She navigates vast landscapes, aiming to capture the grandeur of towering mountains and the delicate allure of minuscule particles.
Mallory Morrison, “Mystical” (2020), limited edition of 10 photographs, digital on paper
Committed to perfecting her craft by exploring novel techniques and ideas, immersed herself in the world of underwater photography. Having initially built her reputation in dance photography, her transition beneath the water’s surface enables her to harness the ethereal quality of weightlessness, weaving narratives that dive into the intricate realms of movement and composition.
See work by all these artists and more at The Other Art Fair’s Los Angeles edition, on view from April 4 to 7.
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