Your Art Los Angeles
SaveArtSpace will be transforming advertising spaces into public art in Los Angeles! All artists nationwide (Including Puerto Rico and US Territories) are encouraged to Submit!
Submit Now for your Opportunity to have your art displayed on advertisement space in Los Angeles.
Deadline to Submit: TBA
Local Community Curators: TBA
- Each artist is encouraged to submit up to ten (10) images. $10 per image.
- We will announce the selected artist via social media and email.
- There is a 2 to 6-week turnaround time for notification and installation after each deadline.
Connect with previously selected Your Art Los Angeles artists!
Winter 2020 - Your Art LA 4
SaveArtSpace presents Your Art Los Angeles 4 a group public art exhibition on billboard ad spaces throughout Los Angeles, CA. Curated by Parker Day. Selected artists are MISS PRYS, Hobbes Ginsberg, Tiffany Saint-Bunny, Sasha Gransjean, V & V, Sara-Anne Waggoner, Lizzie Klein, Nas Nixx, Kevin Moore, and Parker Day. On View starting February 24, 2020, for at least one month.
Amy Smith is a self-taught, contemporary artist. In her Collage Portrait Series, Amy Smith uses photography, and layers of hand cut stencils, and torn recycled fashion magazine pieces to simultaneously represent her love of fashion and her contempt for excessive consumerism. In addition, she show cases female portraits to empower and unify, creating a space to feel connected to oneself and to each other.
Smith’s mixed media collages have been shown at Saatchi’s The Other Art Fair, Wallspace LA Gallery, The Whole 9 Gallery, and been part of auctions such as revered Julien’s Auctions with artists like Mr. Brainwash, Shepard Fairey, and Andy Warhol. Smith’s works can also be found on online galleries like Saatachi Art and Artsy.net. Amy Smith’s work has been featured in a number of private collections, residences, businesses, television shows and films. She is currently exploring a new series of collage with neon elements and a series of stencils on natural wood.
Working on a larger scale, Amy Smith has also created public murals stretching 20 feet long currently on view as part of the Gabba Alley Project in Historic Filipinotown, Los Angeles, a 10 foot mural of Hedy Lamarrat The Neutra Museum in Silver Lake and a 8 foot mural of Frida Kahlo at the San Diego North Park Art Festival among other collaborative projects.
You can connect with Amy on Instagram at @amysmithart.
Liquid Light Lab is the work of Steve Pavlovsky, a multi-dimensional light artist from New York City. A majority of his work utilizes liquid projection, experimental media, and hand-made organic elements first seen in the Psychedelic Light Shows of the 1960s. Following on the visual music traditions of Kandinsky, Thomas Wilfred, and The Joshua Light Show, Mr. Pavlovsky invokes the sublime and spiritual. Building upon an analog relationship to Light and Time, Pavlovsky has created Liquid Light Lab, a living, breathing, visual expression of music, nature, and the human spirit.
Notable shows and projects have included work with members of Pink Floyd and the Grateful Dead, Serpentine Galleries in London, The New York Public Library, HBO, Nature science journal, Sony Music, and collaborations with pioneering light artist Joshua White.
Concurrent with live performance and installation, Liquid Light Lab is also a vehicle for public information about light shows, and provides tools and guidance to other artists around the world.
You can connect with Steve and Liquid Light Lab on Instagram at @liquidlightlab.
Devin B. Johnson is a multi-disciplinary artist living in Brooklyn. He works primarily in the language of painting. Johnson’s work is based on the decoding and reassembling of socio-cultural structures.
He often draws from sourced images, urban landscapes, and a lexicon of familiar experiences. Johnson combines examinations of the black aesthetic, through gestural mark making and uncanny imagery. The paintings are an amalgam of exterior and interior moments of black bodies in rest or leisure. The paintings are labored to mimic corrosion of facades in which moments of reveal take place. His compositions speak to the fragmented nature of memory and how it is reshaped when its revisited. Those tactile moments in the landscape are often negotiated within paintings, sculptures, sound and mixed media collages.
Devin B. Johnson was born in Los Angeles, California, 1992. Johnson obtained his BA in Fine Arts from the California State University of Channel Islands in 2015 and will receive a Masters of Fine Arts at Pratt institute in 2019. He has showed in various group shows across Los Angeles. Recently he showed with Residency Gallery in Los Angeles for The New Contemporaries (2018) group exhibition and has participated in ICA LA’s Incognito (2018) benefit sale. Devin B. Johnson was awarded the recent honor of being featured in this years Northeast issue of New American Paintings.
Connect with Devin on Instagram at @Devinbjohnson.