S. Anderson St Block Party - April 4th
We are part of a community of artists, collectors, fabricators and creators who will be open during the Harajuku for you to explore!
Join us Sat. April 4th!
Ralph Ziman
Ralph Ziman’s practice is driven by a deep sense of social responsibility toward global politics. Using imagery that is at once vivid and dark, he comments on serious issues such as apartheid, the international arms trade and trophy hunting. His multidisciplinary approach spans film, photography, public intervention, sculpture, and installation. His latest undertaking, The Weapons of Mass Production Trilogy, is the culmination of a 12-year project rooted in his experiences growing up in Apartheid South Africa. The trilogy examines the impact of the arms trade on global conflicts and the continued militarization of police forces worldwide, by transforming symbols of violence and oppression into works of art that inspire a reflection on history, resistance, and current conflicts.
Ralph Ziman was born in 1963 in Johannesburg, South Africa, and currently lives and works in Los Angeles, California. His work has been the subject of solo exhibitions at The Rendon Gallery in Los Angeles; Joseph Gross Gallery in Tucson, Arizona; and C.A.V.E. Gallery in Venice, California, as well as group exhibitions at the National Gallery in Cape Town, South Africa; Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts in Brooklyn, NY; the FNB Art Fair in Johannesburg, South Africa; MUDAC in Lausanne, France; and Forum Schlossplatz in Aarau, Switzerland, among others.
Visit Them At:
614 S. Anderson St.
Maria Greenshields-Ziman
Maria Greenshields-Ziman is a multidisciplinary artist whose work focuses on the exploration of organic systems and human intervention with an emphasis on environmental awareness and conservation. She invites a closer look at the world, introducing the notion of layers of perception waiting to be explored. For this reason, she does not limit herself to any particular medium but engages in public art, drawing, painting, sculpture, and installation.
Visit Them At:
614 S. Anderson St.
Vintage Japanese Motor Union
Visit Them At: 611 S. Anderson St.
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https://vjmu.la/
IG: vintagejapanesemotorunion
