Curator Rodrigo Ribera d'Ebre taking a look at the installation by artist Joe "Prime" Reza.
Portrait of L.A. typographer / letterman David "Big Sleeps" Cavazos from the Pico-Union area of Los Angeles.
Dark Progressivism curator Lisa Derrick comments, “The artists selected for Dark Progressivism: The Built Environment express the multi-faceted aspects of the Southland, revealing our region’s truths and beauty in a bold and uncompromising fashion.”
Portrait L.A. photographer Jim McHugh. To be in front of his lens is a real honor.
Musician / artist Rafael Reyes of the band Prayers was in attendance.
Joe "Prime" Reza in front of his piece at the opening.
Dark Progressivism filmmaker Rodrigo d’Ebre adds, “MOAH, with its commitment to modern history and current art movements, is the perfect location for this show, and through the museum we will be able to secure a location for a Dark Progressivism mural by Fishe and Dreye, who created a piece specifically for the city.”
Even the DJ was having a great time. Cheers!
From left to right, artist Manuel Lopez and Michael Alvarez.