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Art Openings Tomorrow: Dr. Seuss Inspired Show, Art Between the Fences
Two art shows this weekend pique our interest. A Dr. Seuss-inspired group show Oh the Art You Will See! opens tomorrow at Monkeyhouse Toys and Art Gallery in Silverlake, featuring the art of Bill Kheel, Max, Rachel Peterson, Christian Robles, Gina Ramirez, Terri “Tooter” Berman, Douglas Alvarez, Chatismo, Heidi Kenney, Rory Gilmore, Macsorra, Alex Emmons, SKART, Randy Kono and many others. The exhibit runs until Sept. 13.
Art Between the Fences features the work of LA artist Tim McMullen. Set between the fences of two houses in Eagle Rock (hence, the title) will be a collection of work McMullen has made over the last four years. Large to medium paintings and drawings will be on display that explores the complexities of abstract language and space. Appetizers, drinks and live music will be provided.
Oh the Art You Will See!
Monkeyhouse Toys & Art Gallery
1618 1/2 Silver Lake Blvd., Los Angeles
323.662.3437
Opening reception tomorrow (Aug. 29) from 4-8 pm
Art Between the Fencesfeaturing the work of Tim McMullen
1533 Munson Ave., Los Angeles
Reception tomorrow (Aug. 29) between 8-10 pm
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