The Cityscape Show XIII: Close to Home

August 5 - August 26, 2023
Opening Reception: Saturday, August 5, 4-7pm

Billis Williams Gallery is pleased to present THE CITYSCAPE SHOW XIII: Close to Home opening August 5th.  The show features twenty-four gallery and guest artists and includes painting and sculpture.  The show runs through August 26th.

For the last thirteen years, the gallery has presented The Cityscape Show - each edition has taken a different angle or theme and has covered a wide ranging group of artists and works.

Los Angeles is a many-faceted and intensely complicated monster of a place: some love it, others love to hate it, but for many it is the place we call home.  The Cityscape Show this year is about artists depicting what says “home” to them about Los Angeles.  For some it is home and they are capturing some aspect of this city that speaks to them - for others it is about what feels familiar about this sprawling metropolis.

The show includes works by Patricia Chidlaw, Matt Condron, Francis DiFronzo, Emile Dillon, Elyse Dodge, Carla Falb, Sharon Feder, Lisa Golightly, Bradley Hankey, Kenny Harris, Danny Heller, Wes Hempel, Justin N. Kim, Mary-Austin Klein, Terry Leness, Raymond Logan, Mela M., Ana Medina, Christopher Murphy, Judy Nimtz, Christine Rasmussen, Gay Summer Rick, Ben Schwab, Emily Wallerstein, Lindsey Warren, Kevin Yaun

Pictured: Lindsey Warren, Corner Modern, 2023, oil on linen, 20x24 in.

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BILLIS WILLIAMS GALLERY
2716 S La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90034
310-838-3685 | gallery@billiswilliams.com

Keystone Art Space Spring Open Studios // May 6th 4-9pm

Keystone Art Space
OPEN STUDIOS
Saturday May 6th 4pm- 9pm

Twice a year Keystone artists give access to the public and welcome visitors into their work spaces. Open Studios is always a unique experience for art lovers and collectors of all levels to engage with emerging and established artists in Los Angeles. Keystone Gallery will also be hosting a group exhibition featuring works from a wide variety of artists in a spectrum of mediums.

Open Studios is a rare opportunity to get a behind the scenes look into the creative process, and allows participants to purchase works directly from the artist. Always vibrant and fun, guests are encouraged to wander the halls, personally interact with artists in their studios, mingle with other art enthusiasts and enjoy the works skillfully produced every day at this fine arts complex.

Keystone Art Space has over 50 artist studios featuring painting, illustration, printmaking, jewelry, photography, sculpture and more.

May 6th 4pm- 9pm
338 S. Avenue 16
Los Angeles, CA 90031

Painting of Keystone Art Space by Christine Rasmussen @christinerasmussenart

Los Angeles, I'm Yours // Idolwild Gallery

Los Angeles, I’m Yours
January 5 - January 30, 2023

The vibrant and diverse city of Los Angeles is set to be the star of the show at IDOLWILD Gallery's upcoming group contemporary art exhibition, “Los Angeles, I’m Yours”. This visual showcase will capture a rhapsodic ode to the City of Angels. It will be an opportunity for both established and emerging artists to share their visions and their perspective on the city we call home. From iconic neighborhoods to notable events and personalities, these works will celebrate the rich cultural tapestry of Los Angeles. Participating artists include Kathy Aoki, Ashley Chafin, Elif Karakoc, Julika Lackner, Elliot Bamberger, Marisa Rodriguez, Erica Goebel, Joséphine Wister Faure, Calvin Leonard, Ed Moza, Lindsey Warren, Monica Orozco, Robin Bell, Olivia Fougeirol, Sarah Bereza, Robert ‘ArtRacc’ Clemons, and Laura Gillmore.

What began as a “Call for L.A. Art” has become a unifying plethora of medium. Upon arrival, patrons will be greeted by a variety of personal journeys from both native Angelenos and artists who’ve found Los Angeles as a subject. With their melancholy photographs, Elif Karakoc and Robin Bell romanticize boredom and tune into blocks of color and graphic environment. North Bay artist Kathy Aoki conceptualizes satirically with her futurist L.A. ‘Gwen Stefani / Harajuku Girls’ burial map and video trailer from Gwen Stefani Grand Burial Exhibition (2009 – 2016). These mixed media works were part of the “Museum of Historical Makeovers” series. Many believe the foundation of good landscape painting is observation. Lindsey Warren, Marisa Rodriguez, and Julika Lackner collectively embody this sentiment capturing the essence of neighborhoods and their seasonal color palettes that warrant local residency.

The "Los Angeles, I’m Yours" exhibition will take place at IDOLWILD Gallery from January 5th to January 30th, 2023. Opening Reception takes place Saturday, January 14, 2023 from 1pm to 4pm. The gallery will be open Thursday through Saturday from 1pm to 4pm, and by appointment beginning January 5th. The gallery is located  at 338 S. Avenue 16, studio A4, Los Angeles, California 90031. Admission is free with plenty of parking on premises. For more information about the exhibition, please visit the gallery's website www.idolwild.com or contact via email info@idolwild.com .

IDOLWILD is a unique artist-run gallery space dedicated to Contemporary Art and Design in the heart of Los Angeles’ Lincoln Heights district. Founded by artist and visual designer H. Micke Nelson Tong, this creative platform nestled in the Keystone Art Space building presents solo and group exhibitions, installations, and public performance.

Opening Reception: Saturday, January 14, 2023 / 1PM-4PM

Keystone Open Studios // November 5th, 5-9pm

Keystone Art Space (map)

338 South Avenue 16
Los Angeles, CA, 90031

Twice a year Keystone artists give access to the public and welcome hundreds of visitors into their work spaces. Open Studios is always a unique experience for art lovers and collectors of all levels to engage with emerging and established artists in Los Angeles. Keystone Gallery will also be hosting a group exhibition featuring works from a wide variety of artists in a spectrum of mediums.

Open Studios is a rare opportunity to get a behind the scenes look into the creative process, and allows participants to purchase works directly from the artist. Always vibrant and fun, guests are encouraged to wander the halls, personally interact with artists in their studios, mingle with other art enthusiasts and enjoy the works of creativity being skillfully produced every day at this unique facility.

This event is free and open to the public. Street parking, ride-share encouraged.

ABOUT KEYSTONE ART SPACE
Keystone Art Space has over 50 artist studios featuring painting, illustration, printmaking, jewelry, photography, sculpture and more.

American Art Collector Issue 201 // July 2022

I’m thrilled to have my work and a few quotes included in Issue #201 of American Art Collector Magazine! Pick up a copy or view it online to read about the upcoming Cityscape Show XII: Iconic at George Billis Gallery LA.

The Cityscape Show XII: Iconic // Opening July 9th

THE CITYSCAPE SHOW XII: ICONIC
The Artist's View of Los Angeles
July 9 - August 20, 2022
Opening Reception Saturday, July 9, 3-7pm

GBGLA is pleased to present THE CITYSCAPE SHOW XII: Iconic opening July 9th. The show features nineteen gallery and guest artists and includes painting and sculpture. The show runs through August 20th.

For the last twelves years, GBGLA has presented The Cityscape Show - each edition has taken a different angle or theme and has covered a wide ranging group of artists and works.

As life is settling into this new normal, we are taking a moment to appreciate what makes Los Angeles and Southern California unique - what makes it ICONIC as seen through the eyes of artists. For some, it might be a well known landmark, for others it might be the way the light feels here, for still others it might be a familiar landscape that feels like home.

Los Angeles is a strange place - some consider it soulless and heartless. But that is far from the truth - Los Angeles has a soul that is strange and compelling and multi-faceted and ever evolving. The constant is change and that is what draws people here - for the sense of opportunity mixed with a bit of a grit, for the history of dream-making, for the fantasy sometimes more than the reality. Iconic Los Angeles inhabits our collective unconscious.

The show includes works by: Adam Harrison, Alex Roulette, Ana Medina, Ben Schwab, Bryan Ida, Christine Rasmussen, Danny Heller, Jay Brockman, Kevin Yaun, Lindsey Warren, Lisa Golightly, Lynne McDaniel, Mary-Austin Klein, Mela M, Michael Ward, Patricia Chidlaw, Raymond Logan, Ron Rizk, Terry Thompson, and Victoria MacMillan.

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George Billis Gallery opened in New York in 1997. In 2004, George Billis Gallery Los Angeles opened in the Culver City Arts District. With locations on the East and West Coasts, the two galleries provide a dynamic exchange of contemporary artists working in a range of mediums including painting, photography, sculpture, and mixed media. GBGLA is dedicated to exhibiting emerging to mid-career artists with a focus on Southern California artists.

2716 S. La Cienega Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90034
T: 310-838-3685
F: 310-838-3438
email: la@georgebillis.com
www.gbgla.com

Spring Open Studios 2022 // Keystone Art Space

Open Studios Spring 2022

Saturday, May 21, 2022
5-9pm
Keystone Art Space (map)

For the first time since 2019, artists at Keystone Art Space are opening their doors to the public. 

The over 50 artists working at Keystone Art Space cover a diverse range of artistic disciplines such as painting, illustration, printmaking, jewelry, photography, sculpture, and more. 

As in years past, the evening includes the opening of a group show in the gallery and an opportunity to visit the many studios that comprise this fine arts complex.

New American Paintings Issue #157

I’m thrilled to share that my work is included in New American Paintings Issue #157! Unfortunately they weren’t able to print this issue due to pandemic/supply chain issues, but the good news is that it’s available for everyone to view for free via their website.

Solo Show at George Billis Gallery LA // Opening April 9th

GBGLA is pleased to present The View From Home, Los Angeles native Lindsey Warren’s second solo show with the gallery. In this new series of oil paintings, Warren continues her exploration of light and color and form but with a focus on a more intimate and personal series of locations.

Our worlds grew smaller during the last two years - quite literally shrinking to little beyond our own homes. For Warren, this brought a new focus to spaces she’d often driven passed in the years before the pandemic. Walking the streets of her neighborhood, Warren became intimately acquainted with these views and vistas and photographed them repeatedly - studying the changing light and colors and angles. The neighborhood’s flora became recurring characters and the resulting paintings feel like portraits of friends she watched grow and change through seasons.

Her distinctive painting style is a representational depiction of places she encounters and documents. Warren observes in person in addition to taking reference photos, later comparing the photos to her memory of the place. The resulting paintings are interpretations of these memories with details added and subtracted throughout her painting process. Foreground silhouettes are simplified and assigned colors that suit the overall palette and interrupt or frame the colorful skies beyond. Notably, Warren takes very few liberties with the architecture as these are intended to be portraits of these places. The resulting unique composition is of a landscape that is simultaneously stylized and real.

Lindsey Warren was born and raised in Los Angeles. She received her BFA (2004) and MFA (2008) in Painting from Boston University, and a Post-Baccalaureate Certificate from Brandeis University (Waltham, MA). Her work as been exhibited throughout the United States with recent shows in Los Angeles, New York City, and Laguna Beach. Lindsey has been a studio artist in Chashama’s Workspace Program in NYC and a participant in the Bronx Museum’s AIM program. Her public works and murals have been installed in Boston and New York City. She lives and works in Los Angeles.

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George Billis Gallery opened in New York in 1997. In 2004, George Billis Gallery Los Angeles opened in the Culver City Arts District. With locations on the East and West Coasts, the two galleries provide a dynamic exchange of contemporary artists working in a range of mediums including painting, photography, sculpture, and mixed media. GBGLA is dedicated to exhibiting emerging to mid-career artists with a focus on Southern California artists.

2716 S. La Cienega Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90034
T: 310-838-3685
email: la@georgebillis.com
www.georgebillis.com

Two Group Shows and Open Studios // Keystone Art Space // Opening November 13th

On Saturday, November 13th from 5-9pm my studio will be open for the first time in two years! It will be a safe event with masks required. Come see the work of many Keystone artists in the gallery and some studio spaces. I have lots of work in progress to view in my studio and will have some small drawings and prints for sale. Please follow my Instagram for more information on the original works that will be for sale at this event. They range in size from 3.5x5” to 5.5x8.5” and are all unframed. I’ll post all the images and prices next week on Instagram and in my email newsletter so please sign up here if you want first dibs!

I also will have work included in two fun group shows in gallery spaces in the same building, details below. It’s going to be a fun night!

Group Show at Keystone Art Space
Opening November 13th, 2021
5:00-9:00

Keystone Art Space will once again host its biannual group show in the gallery featuring the work of close to 50 artists who have studios in the building. Despite the vast differences in media and aesthetics, the installation always manages to cohesively present painting, printmaking, jewelry, fiber arts, sculpture, photography and mixed media.

Keystone Art Space
338 S. Ave 16
Los Angeles, CA 90031

www.keystoneartspace.com

IDOLWILD is pleased to announce its sophomore experience ‘Of Modest Mystics’.  This exhibition will be a collection of contemporary small-scale art works that are finite windows by a dynamic group of visionaries. We believe artists are conjurers in their own right, creating new dimensions, manipulating events and environments. In an art world that has adapted large-scale works as the current status quo, Gallery IDOLWILD, for this exhibition, turns down the volume in size, giving viewers a chance to lean in and focus on minute works.

This exhibit was inspired by a recent visit to the Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg, Russia. The museum hosts a room full of micro sculptures, mostly from early 19th century Japan, some dating back as early as the 17th century. This form of art was called Netsuke, tiny sculptures often used as toggles to adorn clothing for the prestigious few. The sculptures would be made of such materials as mammoth ivory, wood, metal, and porcelain. Upon perusing these fascinating precious objects, it was apparent there seemed to be a hyper amount of focus taking place. These small works demanded the viewer’s attention, not only to come in closer, but to examine what was taking place before them.

Featuring works by:

Lindsey Warren, Brian Barneclo, Chelsea Dean, Carrie Lederer, Sacha H. Baumann, Liz Walsh, Richard Ankrom, Orly Ruaimi, Brian T. Caraway, Vy Ngo, Joel Zuercher

On view November 13- December 18, 2021

Opening Reception: Saturday, November 13, 5PM-9PM

The Cityscape Show XI // George Billis Gallery Los Angeles

I am excited to be participating in this fantastic group show once again. I have three brand new paintings in the show, let me know if you would like to meet at the gallery this month to talk about them in person!

For the last eleven years, GBGLA has hosted The Cityscape Show every summer - the theme has been broad and covered a wide ranging group of artists and works. It is a show we’ve taken great joy in putting together and sharing.

Life as we know it has changed dramatically and, perhaps in some ways, permanently in the last year. What remains unchanged is this astounding city we live in. Made of concrete and steel and asphalt, filling again with the activity of people going about their lives, this city and landscape anchor us. The long low skyline remains, the mountains ringing the LA basin stand, the ocean tides come and go, that enormous sky holds steady. And in the midst of it all, the strange and beautiful metropolis of Los Angeles exists as a place and as a dream.

Los Angeles has always been a fantasy as much as a physical location.

And now we are all watching and waiting as the soul of Los Angeles we know and love begins to return in all its complexity. But the physical city has remained - waiting - holding its spaces for us to return to.

GBGLA - Culver City Arts District
2716 S La Cienega Blvd
Los Angeles CA 90034

Wednesday-Saturday 10am-4:00pm
310-838-3685
LA@georgebillis.com
www.gbgla.com

No appointment necessary during normal hours. Masks are required.
Private appointments available outside of those days and times.

New Print Available through 20x200 // Venice Twilight

It’s been one week since California officially reopened and 2 days since the start of summer. What better time to debut an ode to Los Angeles, the biggest city in The Golden State and home to some beautiful, summer-friendly beaches? Introducing Venice Twilight, our newest print from painter Lindsey Warren, whose pieces have been making us go gaga over La La Land since she first joined our artist roster in 2018.

Venice Twilight draws out that brief, totally transfixing daily dance when the sun dips below the horizon by LA’s Venice Beach. In the corner of the neighborhood that Warren’s captured here, the sky becomes a layer cake of broad pastel swaths, the rest of the view dimmed by mauve-y shadows. The windows of the structure at center funnel the descending sun, glowing as if lit from within. They give the building a sense of import and elegance, a sort of personified face. Palm trees—a recognizable sign of a SoCal setting—break up the architectural scenery, their eccentric silhouettes like lanky spectators taking in the twilight. If the image feels a little fantastical, that’s because it represents the artist’s efforts to paint her perception into reality.

Going about her daily life, Warren pauses to photograph various viewpoints and observations, paying special attention to those easy to overlook. Ephemeral phases of light and idiosyncratic color palettes often catch her ever-vigilant eye. Later, approaching her canvas, she compares those photos to her own recollection, adding, subtracting, and revising until she arrives at an image that’s as true as possible to her memory of the moment. What emerges in her paintings is equal parts authentic and elusive, the visualization of something slippery, experiential, and largely emotional. A Warren landscape is as much a mood as a picture of a place. It’s also a reflection of the ways ambient changes transform the urban environment—and one’s relationship to it.

In Venice Twilight, shades of gold, powder blue, and cotton candy pink suffuse so much of the visual plane that they sway the overall vibe: magical, playful, glamorous, with a nod to nightlife. The artist’s angle leads the sunset’s diagonals to the right hand corner of the frame, giving the image a sense of motion that might call to mind coastal joy rides or the sort of sweeping vistas you see standing near the ocean. It’s a cinematic scene, which feels right for Tinseltown. You can’t help but sip a little of the Kool-Aid soaking up Venice Twilight’s dreamy atmosphere—Warren’s love for her city and the local perspectives that particularly enchant her pours out like an easy-drinking wine. 

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Los Angeles Light // Solo Show at George Billis Gallery LA

September 12 – October 10, 2020

Join me for a modified Artist Reception on September 12th 3-6pm. 
Schedule an appointment:
Online (Calendly)
Email (LA@georgebillis.com)
Call (310-838-3685)

George Billis gallery is pleased to present Los Angeles Light, Los Angeles native Lindsey Warren's first solo show with the gallery. In this recent body of work, Warren examines the urban and suburban landscapes of Los Angeles through the dramatic and fleeting light so unique to Southern California.  The paintings pay homage to the epic breadth of Los Angeles from a variety of perspectives, creating a vibrant portrait of the sprawling city.

Lindsey's paintings focus on the urban landscape, using systematic processes, perception and memory to translate specific moments in time.  Since returning to Los Angeles in 2015, Warren has been focusing on representing the magical light and diverse environments of the city and the resulting paintings are depictions of the viewpoints and neighborhoods that she frequents.  She takes very few liberties with the architecture as these are intended to be portraits of places - true in their forms.

Warren's painting practice has also been informed by her mural work - she uses her deep understanding of built and natural landscapes to transform scenes into flat blocks of color, a process that transports viewers through the streets of Los Angeles. Warren uses a layering process in which she is constantly adding and subtracting visual elements and in so doing produces unique color experiences of a landscape that is simultaneously stylized and real. Her paintings leave a familiar impression, as if you too have visited the place Warren depicts, and her love of Los Angeles is evident in her words and paintings alike.

George Billis Gallery Los Angeles
Los Angeles, 2716 S. La Cienega Blvd.
la@georgebillis.com
T: 310-838-3685

LOS ANGELES GALLERY HOURS
Tuesday-Saturday 10pm-5pm
Available for private appointments.
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In Real Life: Fall Group Show // Keystone Art Space

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September 1 – 30

What does art look like during a pandemic?

We find ourselves looking at what is being made on a screen more often lately. How does that change our perception of it? Some may find comfort looking at works through the sterility of an electronic screen, while others find this way of seeing lacks something. Pixels on a screen don’t always illustrate the whole of the work - you might miss the depth of the brushstrokes on a painting, the reflection of pigments and sheen as you pass by in reflecting light, the dimensionality of a sculpture or installation in 3-D space. 

Even so, we are fortunate that we even have the ability to view things online during a pandemic. If the screen is all we have access to, we embrace it. The gallery world has pivoted, providing for both an online presence as well as a personal experience. 

This new way of seeing art was already on the rise. It expanded as a social media movement where sharing the experience digitally became PART of the experience. People viewing artwork or performance no longer had to wait until they ran into someone who would describe what they had seen or heard. They sent photos and videos as they spectated, increasing visibility and translating the spectacle into a virtual dialog.

Several months ago we entered a different time. A time where to protect each other and enjoy ourselves we have to keep our distance. A time when the experience might be created for one.

Keystone Art Space is both artist work space and gallery environment. Although we have cancelled our artist-curated shows for 2020, we have decided to hold a group show featuring the many talents of the artists who have their studios here. IN REAL LIFE is our own first experiment in this new way of seeing. One can see the works online via our website and social media, or schedule an appointment to see the show in-person. 

Gallery appointments are in 30 minute blocks and will take place between 10am-4pm Tuesday - Saturday. There is a limit of 4 people per time block. Keystone is following state and county health and safety protocols for sanitizing and will admit only those wearing a face covering. 

For inquiries or sales please email us at keystoneartspace@gmail.com

To schedule a private appointment to see the show in person click HERE

Keystone Art Space (map)
338 South Avenue 16
Los Angeles, CA, 90031
United States

The Cityscape Show X // George Billis Gallery Los Angeles

The Cityscape Show X: Concrete and Earth
July 25 - August 29, 2020

For the last ten years, GBGLA has hosted an annual cityscape show - the theme as been broad and covered a wide ranging group of artists and works.  It is a show we’ve taken great joy in putting together and sharing.  This year, the tenth anniversary of the show, is a bit different.  


Life as we know it has changed dramatically and, perhaps in some ways, permanently.  We are living in this state of unknown here in Los Angeles.  But what remains unchanged is this astounding city we live in.  Made of concrete and earth, this city and landscape anchor us.  The long low skyline remains, the mountains ringing the LA basin stand, the ocean tides come and go, our enormous sky holds steady.  And in the midst of it all, the strange and beautiful metropolis of Los Angeles exists as a place and as a dream.

Los Angeles has always been a fantasy as much as a physical location.  And now we are all dreaming of the fantasy - waiting for the time that the Los Angeles we know and love can return in all its complexity.  But the physical city remains - waiting - holding its spaces for those future days.

The Cityscape Show is a show in two parts this year - a smaller in person show on view at our Culver City location and a larger virtual show gathering work that for different reasons can't be at the gallery. 

George Billis Gallery Los Angeles
Los Angeles, 2716 S. La Cienega Blvd.
la@georgebillis.com
T: 310-838-3685

George Billis Gallery Los Angeles // April Group Show

Gallery Artists: Recent Works

Recent paintings and sculpture by Matt Condron, Michael Cutlip, Francis DiFronzo, Bruce Everett, Elizabeth Gahan, Laura Guese, Danny Heller, Jennifer Joseph, Matthew de Moiser, John Peralta, Ben Schwab, Christopher Stott, Lindsey Warren, Audra Weaser, and Tim Yankosky.

View the show virtually on Artsy.

Apr 4th – May 2nd
George Billis Gallery Los Angeles
Los Angeles, 2716 S. La Cienega Blvd.
la@georgebillis.com
T: 310-838-3685

Solo Show at George Billis Gallery LA // POSTPONED UNTIL SEPTEMBER 2020

LINDSEY WARREN: Los Angeles Light
Exhibition Dates and Reception TBA - Postponed until September 2020

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

George Billis gallery is pleased to announce Los Angeles Light, Los Angeles native Lindsey Warren's first solo show with the gallery. In this recent body of work, Warren examines the urban and suburban landscapes of Los Angeles through dramatic and fleeting light that produces unique color experiences. The paintings affectionately represent the California city from a variety of perspectives, generating an overall portrait and vibrant interpretation of the sprawling city.

Warren writes of her recent work, "Since returning to Los Angeles in 2015, I have been focusing on representing the magical light and diverse environments of this city, resulting in portraits of viewpoints and neighborhoods that I frequent and love." Her love of Los Angeles is evident in her words and in her paintings alike. Each piece is born from layers of paint, until Warren reaches an impressive level of precision. Warren writes that she works by "constantly adding and subtracting visual elements," a systematic processes which mimics the way human memory functions to translate any specific moment in time. 

Warren's history of working as a public artist, creating murals in cities on the East coast, clearly informs her painting practice. Warren uses her deep understanding of built and natural landscapes to transform scenes into flat blocks of color, a process that transports viewers through the streets of Los Angeles. Her paintings leave a familiar impression, as if you too have visited the place Warren depicts. 

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George Billis Gallery opened its second location in the Culver City area of Los Angeles in 2004. George Billis shows work by both emerging and established artists. For more information please contact the gallery at:

2716 S. La Cienega Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90034
T: 310-838-3685
email: la@georgebillis.com
www.georgebillis.com