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Art Exhibits Not to Miss Summer 2022

Feeling stagnant or in need of an inspirational push? These art exhibitions will encourage you to view the world with a wider lense and think beyond what meets the eye.


Any form of art is a form of power; it has impact, it can affect change – it can not only move us, it makes us move. - Ossie Davis

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Installation of guitars and cellos reinvented as artwork. Text at bottom reads: Yamaha Cares. Upcycled Guitar Exhibit. Opening July 1st at Able ARTS Work Gallery.
Installation of guitars and cellos reinvented as artwork.

YamahaCares Upcycled Guitar Exhibit

Type: Group Show

When: July 1 to September 24, 2022

Where: Able ARTS Work Gallery

4321 Atlantic Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90807

Open: July 1: 6:30-9:30pm,

Weekdays by appointment.


These artists are sure to strike a spark of inspiration in you at the Able ARTS Work second annual YamahaCares exhibition. This show will feature over 40 upcycled instruments including guitars, cellos, drums, and ukuleles donated by Yamaha Music USA. If you love art and music, you will not want to miss this! See how each artist transformed these instruments into beautifully, thought-out narrative pieces virtually on Instagram Live on July 1st at the exhibition opening.


[Meet Able ARTS Work Artists DJ PJ and Stephanie Monis]


 

Vian Sora, "An" (2022). Oil and mixed media on canvas, 48" x 60". Image courtesy of the artist and Luis De Jesus Los Angeles.
Vian Sora, "An" (2022). Oil and mixed media on canvas, 48" x 60". Image courtesy of the artist and Luis De Jesus Los Angeles.

Vian Sora: Subduction

Type: Solo Show

When: June 4 to July 16, 2022

Where: Luis De Jesus Los Angeles

1110 Mateo St,

Los Angeles, CA 9002

Open: Tue-Fri: 11am-6pm,

Sat: 10am-6pm


Contemporary Iraqi-American artist, Vian Sora explores themes of chaos and regeneration throughout her solo show called Subduction. Using convergent subduction zones as a metaphor for the unstable nature of her home country, Sora speaks to the ways society is capable of colliding and rebuilding - just as the earth recycles after colliding. Her work features intentional color contrasts, abstract landscapes, and androgynous figures to talk about themes of life and decay, as well as her own identity. Visit her show at Luis De Jesus Los Angeles before it ends July 16, 2022 or virtually through the gallery website .