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Transparent color studies.20“ x 20“ x 3“ blue 20“ x 20“ x 3 1/2“ red.Enjoying monochrome colorizing. #minimal#minimalart #monochromatic #transparent #minimalsculpture

Transparent color studies.20“ x 20“ x 3“ blue 20“ x 20“ x 3 1/2“ red.Enjoying monochrome colorizing. #minimal#minimalart #monochromatic #transparent #minimalsculpture

Transparent color studies.20“ x 20“ x 3“ blue 20“ x 20“ x 3 1/2“ red.Enjoying monochrome colorizing. #minimal#minimalart #monochromatic #transparent #minimalsculpture

Transparent color studies.20“ x 20“ x 3“ blue 20“ x 20“ x 3 1/2“ red.Enjoying monochrome colorizing. #minimal#minimalart #monochromatic #transparent #minimalsculpture

Transparent color studies.20“ x 20“ x 3“ blue 20“ x 20“ x 3 1/2“ red.Enjoying monochrome colorizing. #minimal#minimalart #monochromatic #transparent #minimalsculpture

Pic of the Week: Eric Johnson Bronze Madame, Polyester Resin 43 x 6 x 6 in
 
Eric Johnson’s Madame X series consists of radiant sculptures made from cast resin. These works reflect Johnson’s deep engagement with the sensual possibilities of sculptural form. Layers of vibrant, abstract color are suspended beneath smooth, polished surfaces, creating a sense of movement as the viewer circulates around their intertwined, helix-like structures.

@ericjohnsonstudio

At last documenting work from the last couple of years. This work is the Taos series. A couple of years ago my running mate and I went to Taos to pay homage to Larry Bell, Ron Cooper, Gary Lloyd and Ronald Davis. When I returned, I made this body of work and much more as a tribute to my experience in Taos. #taos #Newmexico #minimal #minimalartart #concentrate

At last documenting work from the last couple of years. This work is the Taos series. A couple of years ago my running mate and I went to Taos to pay homage to Larry Bell, Ron Cooper, Gary Lloyd and Ronald Davis. When I returned, I made this body of work and much more as a tribute to my experience in Taos. #taos #Newmexico #minimal #minimalartart #concentrate

At last documenting work from the last couple of years. This work is the Taos series. A couple of years ago my running mate and I went to Taos to pay homage to Larry Bell, Ron Cooper, Gary Lloyd and Ronald Davis. When I returned, I made this body of work and much more as a tribute to my experience in Taos. #taos #Newmexico #minimal #minimalartart #concentrate

At last documenting work from the last couple of years. This work is the Taos series. A couple of years ago my running mate and I went to Taos to pay homage to Larry Bell, Ron Cooper, Gary Lloyd and Ronald Davis. When I returned, I made this body of work and much more as a tribute to my experience in Taos. #taos #Newmexico #minimal #minimalartart #concentrate

Finished a small commission for a dear friend Eric Brinkman.#minimal #minimalart sculpture #la #landscape #sculpture

Finished a small commission for a dear friend Eric Brinkman.#minimal #minimalart sculpture #la #landscape #sculpture

Finished a small commission for a dear friend Eric Brinkman.#minimal #minimalart sculpture #la #landscape #sculpture

Finished a small commission for a dear friend Eric Brinkman.#minimal #minimalart sculpture #la #landscape #sculpture

Finished a small commission for a dear friend Eric Brinkman.#minimal #minimalart sculpture #la #landscape #sculpture

Finished a small commission for a dear friend Eric Brinkman.#minimal #minimalart sculpture #la #landscape #sculpture

Three days left. November 15th final day to viewEX•CERPTExhibition at Palos Verdes art center. Curated by Ron Linden a 30 year plus survey of work.#palosverdes #southerncontemporary #southbay #la #santamonica #sanpedro #museum #laartcollectors #laart #solo #sologallery #contemporary #sculpture #artinamerica #solosanpedro

Three days left. November 15th final day to viewEX•CERPTExhibition at Palos Verdes art center. Curated by Ron Linden a 30 year plus survey of work.#palosverdes #southerncontemporary #southbay #la #santamonica #sanpedro #museum #laartcollectors #laart #solo #sologallery #contemporary #sculpture #artinamerica #solosanpedro

Three days left. November 15th final day to viewEX•CERPTExhibition at Palos Verdes art center. Curated by Ron Linden a 30 year plus survey of work.#palosverdes #southerncontemporary #southbay #la #santamonica #sanpedro #museum #laartcollectors #laart #solo #sologallery #contemporary #sculpture #artinamerica #solosanpedro

Three days left. November 15th final day to viewEX•CERPTExhibition at Palos Verdes art center. Curated by Ron Linden a 30 year plus survey of work.#palosverdes #southerncontemporary #southbay #la #santamonica #sanpedro #museum #laartcollectors #laart #solo #sologallery #contemporary #sculpture #artinamerica #solosanpedro

November 15Th final day of exhibition at Palos Verdes art center.#palosverdes #sanpedro #sologallery #la #sculpture #westcoastsculpture #contemporarysculpture#minimalsculpture #legacy

November 15Th final day of exhibition at Palos Verdes art center.#palosverdes #sanpedro #sologallery #la #sculpture #westcoastsculpture #contemporarysculpture#minimalsculpture #legacy

November 15Th final day of exhibition at Palos Verdes art center.#palosverdes #sanpedro #sologallery #la #sculpture #westcoastsculpture #contemporarysculpture#minimalsculpture #legacy

November 15Th final day of exhibition at Palos Verdes art center.#palosverdes #sanpedro #sologallery #la #sculpture #westcoastsculpture #contemporarysculpture#minimalsculpture #legacy

November 15Th final day of exhibition at Palos Verdes art center.#palosverdes #sanpedro #sologallery #la #sculpture #westcoastsculpture #contemporarysculpture#minimalsculpture #legacy

November 15Th final day of exhibition at Palos Verdes art center.#palosverdes #sanpedro #sologallery #la #sculpture #westcoastsculpture #contemporarysculpture#minimalsculpture #legacy

JUST RELEASED: Oct. 8 on #angelcityculturequest

Eric Johnson: Maker of Minimalist, Sensual, Clean and Sinuous Lines

So pleased to release this episode featuring #ericjohnson and recorded at #TheRanch. Eric was illuminating and provided so much information on his work and his history.

At the time of our recording, Eric Johnson had two fresh exhibits open in the Harbor area of LA. His solo show, “Fade to Black” at solo. Gallery in San Pedro opened August 16; BUT while the exhibit, curated by Ron Linden, officially closed, you can see it by appointment for the next few days!

— And “ex.cerpt”, Eric’s newest show also curated by Linden, at the Palos Verdes Art Center, opened September 13 and runs to November 15.
Don’t miss your chance to experience these two remarkable exhibits live!

Images; Eric Johnson in 1972, on left, and on right, in 2017. Photos courtesy of the artist.

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#angelcityculturequest
#exhibitions
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#madamex
#FadeToBlack
#SanPedro

Dropping Wednesday, October 8 on #AngelCityCultureQuest:
Artist Eric Johnson, Maker of Minimalist, Sensual, Clean and Sinuous Lines

Eric's work is a remarkable fusion of unconventional elements: automotive tools, techniques, and materials. These form the cornerstone of his unique style as a sculptor. He masterfully blends the structures of wooden architecture with the fluidity of biomorphic forms, resulting in a contrast that captures the essence of life and movement.

"Madame Valentine" in foreground and "Geshick (R) by Eric Johnson, on view at Palos Verdes Art Center. Photo courtesy of the artist.

#sculptor, #MadameValentine, #MadameX, #Artist, #excerpt, #FadeToBlack, #exhibitions, #sinous

Had the privilege of having a private viewing of my friend Eric Johnson @ericjohnsonstudio solo exhibition at @solosanpedro had a great conversation with Peter Scherrer the Artist/Gallerist. The show is a deeply compelling and introspective look at pure form. Deviating from Eric’s use of color combinations in his sculptures the monochromatic pieces pull the viewer into the work. Inviting a deeper contemplation of the pieces both individually and as a collective whole. #contemporaryart #contemporaryminimalism #losangelesartist #minimalism

Fade to Black, new work by Eric Johnson, features the artist’s transition from polychrome sculpture to entirely black pieces.

The color black can symbolize a wide array of concepts, both positive and negative. It often represents power, elegance, formality, and mystery, but can also be associated with death, mourning, and evil. Black can also symbolize strength, resilience, and the unknown.

Louise Nevelson's signature use of black in her sculptures was a deliberate artistic choice, not a simple negation of color. She viewed black as a unifying force, a way to create a sense of totality, peace, and even grandeur in her works. Her monochromatic palettes, often employing black spray paint, transformed disparate found objects into cohesive and mysterious assemblages. For painter Ad Reinhardt, addressing the essential attributes of black was a process of negation, or subtraction, of all extraneous elements, including referential imagery, narrative, emotion, gestural incident and superfluous high color. Johnson is on the same journey.

@ricjohnsonstudio@solosanpedro

#galleryassociationla #losangelesart #losangelesartgallery #art #gallery #galleryplatform #losangeles #galleryplatformla

Fade to Black, new work by Eric Johnson, features the artist’s transition from polychrome sculpture to entirely black pieces.

The color black can symbolize a wide array of concepts, both positive and negative. It often represents power, elegance, formality, and mystery, but can also be associated with death, mourning, and evil. Black can also symbolize strength, resilience, and the unknown.

Louise Nevelson's signature use of black in her sculptures was a deliberate artistic choice, not a simple negation of color. She viewed black as a unifying force, a way to create a sense of totality, peace, and even grandeur in her works. Her monochromatic palettes, often employing black spray paint, transformed disparate found objects into cohesive and mysterious assemblages. For painter Ad Reinhardt, addressing the essential attributes of black was a process of negation, or subtraction, of all extraneous elements, including referential imagery, narrative, emotion, gestural incident and superfluous high color. Johnson is on the same journey.

@ricjohnsonstudio@solosanpedro

#galleryassociationla #losangelesart #losangelesartgallery #art #gallery #galleryplatform #losangeles #galleryplatformla

Fade to Black, new work by Eric Johnson, features the artist’s transition from polychrome sculpture to entirely black pieces.

The color black can symbolize a wide array of concepts, both positive and negative. It often represents power, elegance, formality, and mystery, but can also be associated with death, mourning, and evil. Black can also symbolize strength, resilience, and the unknown.

Louise Nevelson's signature use of black in her sculptures was a deliberate artistic choice, not a simple negation of color. She viewed black as a unifying force, a way to create a sense of totality, peace, and even grandeur in her works. Her monochromatic palettes, often employing black spray paint, transformed disparate found objects into cohesive and mysterious assemblages. For painter Ad Reinhardt, addressing the essential attributes of black was a process of negation, or subtraction, of all extraneous elements, including referential imagery, narrative, emotion, gestural incident and superfluous high color. Johnson is on the same journey.

@ricjohnsonstudio@solosanpedro

#galleryassociationla #losangelesart #losangelesartgallery #art #gallery #galleryplatform #losangeles #galleryplatformla

Fade to Black, new work by Eric Johnson, features the artist’s transition from polychrome sculpture to entirely black pieces.

The color black can symbolize a wide array of concepts, both positive and negative. It often represents power, elegance, formality, and mystery, but can also be associated with death, mourning, and evil. Black can also symbolize strength, resilience, and the unknown.

Louise Nevelson's signature use of black in her sculptures was a deliberate artistic choice, not a simple negation of color. She viewed black as a unifying force, a way to create a sense of totality, peace, and even grandeur in her works. Her monochromatic palettes, often employing black spray paint, transformed disparate found objects into cohesive and mysterious assemblages. For painter Ad Reinhardt, addressing the essential attributes of black was a process of negation, or subtraction, of all extraneous elements, including referential imagery, narrative, emotion, gestural incident and superfluous high color. Johnson is on the same journey.

@ricjohnsonstudio@solosanpedro

#galleryassociationla #losangelesart #losangelesartgallery #art #gallery #galleryplatform #losangeles #galleryplatformla

Fade to Black, new work by Eric Johnson, features the artist’s transition from polychrome sculpture to entirely black pieces.

The color black can symbolize a wide array of concepts, both positive and negative. It often represents power, elegance, formality, and mystery, but can also be associated with death, mourning, and evil. Black can also symbolize strength, resilience, and the unknown.

Louise Nevelson's signature use of black in her sculptures was a deliberate artistic choice, not a simple negation of color. She viewed black as a unifying force, a way to create a sense of totality, peace, and even grandeur in her works. Her monochromatic palettes, often employing black spray paint, transformed disparate found objects into cohesive and mysterious assemblages. For painter Ad Reinhardt, addressing the essential attributes of black was a process of negation, or subtraction, of all extraneous elements, including referential imagery, narrative, emotion, gestural incident and superfluous high color. Johnson is on the same journey.

@ricjohnsonstudio@solosanpedro

#galleryassociationla #losangelesart #losangelesartgallery #art #gallery #galleryplatform #losangeles #galleryplatformla

Fade to Black, new work by Eric Johnson, features the artist’s transition from polychrome sculpture to entirely black pieces.

The color black can symbolize a wide array of concepts, both positive and negative. It often represents power, elegance, formality, and mystery, but can also be associated with death, mourning, and evil. Black can also symbolize strength, resilience, and the unknown.

Louise Nevelson's signature use of black in her sculptures was a deliberate artistic choice, not a simple negation of color. She viewed black as a unifying force, a way to create a sense of totality, peace, and even grandeur in her works. Her monochromatic palettes, often employing black spray paint, transformed disparate found objects into cohesive and mysterious assemblages. For painter Ad Reinhardt, addressing the essential attributes of black was a process of negation, or subtraction, of all extraneous elements, including referential imagery, narrative, emotion, gestural incident and superfluous high color. Johnson is on the same journey.

@ricjohnsonstudio@solosanpedro

#galleryassociationla #losangelesart #losangelesartgallery #art #gallery #galleryplatform #losangeles #galleryplatformla

Fade to Black, new work by Eric Johnson, features the artist’s transition from polychrome sculpture to entirely black pieces.

The color black can symbolize a wide array of concepts, both positive and negative. It often represents power, elegance, formality, and mystery, but can also be associated with death, mourning, and evil. Black can also symbolize strength, resilience, and the unknown.

Louise Nevelson's signature use of black in her sculptures was a deliberate artistic choice, not a simple negation of color. She viewed black as a unifying force, a way to create a sense of totality, peace, and even grandeur in her works. Her monochromatic palettes, often employing black spray paint, transformed disparate found objects into cohesive and mysterious assemblages. For painter Ad Reinhardt, addressing the essential attributes of black was a process of negation, or subtraction, of all extraneous elements, including referential imagery, narrative, emotion, gestural incident and superfluous high color. Johnson is on the same journey.

@ricjohnsonstudio@solosanpedro

#galleryassociationla #losangelesart #losangelesartgallery #art #gallery #galleryplatform #losangeles #galleryplatformla

Fade to Black, new work by Eric Johnson, features the artist’s transition from polychrome sculpture to entirely black pieces.

The color black can symbolize a wide array of concepts, both positive and negative. It often represents power, elegance, formality, and mystery, but can also be associated with death, mourning, and evil. Black can also symbolize strength, resilience, and the unknown.

Louise Nevelson's signature use of black in her sculptures was a deliberate artistic choice, not a simple negation of color. She viewed black as a unifying force, a way to create a sense of totality, peace, and even grandeur in her works. Her monochromatic palettes, often employing black spray paint, transformed disparate found objects into cohesive and mysterious assemblages. For painter Ad Reinhardt, addressing the essential attributes of black was a process of negation, or subtraction, of all extraneous elements, including referential imagery, narrative, emotion, gestural incident and superfluous high color. Johnson is on the same journey.

@ricjohnsonstudio@solosanpedro

#galleryassociationla #losangelesart #losangelesartgallery #art #gallery #galleryplatform #losangeles #galleryplatformla

Fade to Black, new work by Eric Johnson, features the artist’s transition from polychrome sculpture to entirely black pieces.

The color black can symbolize a wide array of concepts, both positive and negative. It often represents power, elegance, formality, and mystery, but can also be associated with death, mourning, and evil. Black can also symbolize strength, resilience, and the unknown.

Louise Nevelson's signature use of black in her sculptures was a deliberate artistic choice, not a simple negation of color. She viewed black as a unifying force, a way to create a sense of totality, peace, and even grandeur in her works. Her monochromatic palettes, often employing black spray paint, transformed disparate found objects into cohesive and mysterious assemblages. For painter Ad Reinhardt, addressing the essential attributes of black was a process of negation, or subtraction, of all extraneous elements, including referential imagery, narrative, emotion, gestural incident and superfluous high color. Johnson is on the same journey.

@ricjohnsonstudio@solosanpedro

#galleryassociationla #losangelesart #losangelesartgallery #art #gallery #galleryplatform #losangeles #galleryplatformla

Fade to Black, new work by Eric Johnson, features the artist’s transition from polychrome sculpture to entirely black pieces.

The color black can symbolize a wide array of concepts, both positive and negative. It often represents power, elegance, formality, and mystery, but can also be associated with death, mourning, and evil. Black can also symbolize strength, resilience, and the unknown.

Louise Nevelson's signature use of black in her sculptures was a deliberate artistic choice, not a simple negation of color. She viewed black as a unifying force, a way to create a sense of totality, peace, and even grandeur in her works. Her monochromatic palettes, often employing black spray paint, transformed disparate found objects into cohesive and mysterious assemblages. For painter Ad Reinhardt, addressing the essential attributes of black was a process of negation, or subtraction, of all extraneous elements, including referential imagery, narrative, emotion, gestural incident and superfluous high color. Johnson is on the same journey.

@ricjohnsonstudio@solosanpedro

#galleryassociationla #losangelesart #losangelesartgallery #art #gallery #galleryplatform #losangeles #galleryplatformla

#sologallery #pvartcenter #sanpedro