(May 2021) BAEL is a self-taught artist from the North East of England. After solo shows and group exhibitions in London showcasing his stark and haunting figurative paintings he has established a presence on the international art scene and developed a dedicated following. ...
(April 2021) Linda Aronow's mesmerizing photographs of the emerging Southern California Punk movement of the early 1980s has amassed quite a following since her first exhibition at Gallery 30 South in 2019. Her images of Black Flag, Christian Death, Minor Threat, GBH, MDC, TSOL and others are truly iconic, and...
Sabra Marie: Commissioned a One-Day-Only Pop-Up Exhibit March 27, 2021 12-8PM Local Photographer Casts Love and Light on Orphans and Widows in Africa & Asia In a strictly limited engagement during Women’s History Month, photographer Sabra Marie hosts an event at Gallery 30 South in Pasadena showcasing her work from across the globe. Titled,...
(March 2021) Wyatt Doyle is a writer, publisher, and photographer from Pennsylvania who lived for two decades in Los Angeles, working in and on the periphery of the motion picture industry. His entertainment and publishing credentials are storied and this exhibition of photographs from his first four monographs invokes a...
(January 2021) Texas-based Daniel Johnston (January 22, 1961 – c. September 11, 2019) was a manic-depressive genius singer/songwriter/artist, active in the music scene since the late 70's. He was a self-taught, pop rocker and illustrator whose art and music was greatly focused on his obsessions...
December 4 - 31, 2020 Opening Reception: Friday, December 4th, 6-9PM Donald Topp is a silkscreen artist from Madison, Wisconsin. His work playfully skewers commercial Pop Culture while honoring icons whose work pushed beyond boundaries to convey something meaningful. Frequently these two distinct bodies of work are shown simultaneously, allowing sarcasm...
November 6 - 25, 2020 Previewing Now: M-F 12-6PM Artist Reception: Sunday, November 8th, 12-6PM*Tickets via Eventbrite. Last Summer, Juan Muniz launched a Gofund Me campaign for “I’m Not Ok,” a book that utilizes his famous Ninobuni creations to help fight the stigma and taboo that is constantly encountered with mental health...
The war rug tradition of Afghanistan has its origins in the decade of Soviet occupation that began in 1979 and has continued through the subsequent military, political and social conflicts...
The 8th Annual Edition of Matt Kennedy's World Famous Coaster Show was a welcome return to tradition in a time when nothing is as it once was. As such, this year's show became something of a referendum on the Covid-19 Pandemic, with some artists choosing to address the new normal...