September 19, 2024

Mr. Richard Chow has hit it out of the park at SubTerra Gallery. In a further creative extension for fine art photography, with the inventive foreplay of ultraviolet sunbathing to magically enchant the silverscreen of archival pigment from a sturdier age, in a time that relished the timeless, the fine artist has typified his true merit of knowing true beauty.

“‘Visions Unfold’ is a grand experience — it’s not a small exhibit,” artist and curator Richard S. Chow noted. “We want guests to be fully immersed in the work of AAPI artists, with different concepts and mediums presented. Each artist in the show is a photographic artist, with a few representing an abstract take on the form. From studies in alternative photography to cultural references to film negatives, there are so many subjects and photography mediums touched on throughout the exhibition.”

The most talented Los Angeles fine art photographers create stunning art that transcends the medium of photography. Some are inspired by the Southern California sun, while others explore concepts and themes related to the essence of life itself. Browse these creatives’ portfolios and Instagram feeds to be amazed by boundless creativity and talent.

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“It Takes a Village” at the Lancaster Museum of Art and History (MOAH) through April 22nd, is the world in a microcosm, truly wonderful exhibitions that address essential and universal elements of community in subjects ranging from family to race, gender, home, and age.

Get ready to evolve. Convergent Evolution, a solo show by photographic artist Richard Chow at the Neutra Gallery in Silver Lake is a beautifully evocative mix of black and white images and a vivid color palette that show a wide and evolutionary range of Chow’s work.

Exhibiting images from radically divergent bodies of work, Chow takes bold risks in presenting disparate images that transcend beauty or social commentary, stimulating, challenging, and engaging the viewer in dialogue with the art.