Twisted Lives
Asia Pacific Arts reviews my new play, Ten To Life.
Twisted Lives by William Hong
Smiling Spider reviews Ten To Life
Smiling Spider reviews my new play, Ten To Life.
Lodestone is going out on its own terms
Lodestone Theatre Ensemble is going out on its own terms
For a decade, the group has depicted unexpected sides of Asian American life. Its growth, in part, prompts its departure.
by Karen Wada
Niche.LA presents Room
Niche.LA Video Art presents Room
digital photography by Brion Topolski and Adam Tenenbaum
curated by Kim Riccelli
Niche.LA presents DT
Niche.LA Video Art presents DT
digital photography by Dave Bullock and Charlie Cho
curated by Nic Cha Kim
LOS ANGELES, CA – On February 12, 2009, Niche.LA Video Art presents “DT,” a digital photography show by Dave Bullock and Charlie Cho. “DT” is an exploration of Downtown Los Angeles’ skyline, street culture, and industrial landscape.
Downtown Los Angeles Art Walk draws gallery hoppers
Downtown Los Angeles Art Walk draws gallery hoppers
LA Times discusses Gallery Row.
True Tales – Korean American Stories
Our group play Korean-American Stories curated by Henry Ong got some love from KoreAm.
This weekend only… Lodestone After Dark: The Beginning of the End
This weekend only… Lodestone After Dark: The Beginning of the End
Blogging.LA gives my group play a shot out.
Niche.LA presents Deconstruction Zone
Niche.LA Video Art presents new works by Stephen Hartzler
curated by woodywise
LOS ANGELES, CA – From December 11th, 2008 – January 30th, 2009, Niche.LA Video Art presents Deconstruction Zone, a collection of street sign found art and jewelry by artist Stephen Hartzler.
Stephen Hartzler graduated from the University of North Texas with a degree in Anthropology and another in Metals and Jewelry. He credits one of his Metals and Jewelry teachers, a Buddhist named Harlan Butt, with helping him find his direction and balance between metal, nature, and skin.
Niche.LA presents Motion
Niche.LA Video Art presents new works and video by Motion One
curated by Nic Cha Kim
LOS ANGELES, CA – From November 13th – December 6th, 2008, Niche.LA Video Art presents a collection of new works by LA artist Motion One as well as his video art debut Mear One – Live Art Experience, a video expression chronicling famed LA grafitti artist, Mear One.
MOTION was born as Ricardo Estrada in Los Angeles, CA in 1980. Growing up, he was your typical kid: video games, skating, chillin’ with the homies, and getting his ass wooped by his mom. He was bit by the graffiti bug in Jr. High. Once he got to high school, Ricardo started to socialize with all the other graff writers and he was taken under the wing of his fellow writers SODA and HECTIC.
Niche.LA featured in Arts District Citizen
Art Spotting: Gallery (P)reviews
by Andie Villafañe
Niche.LA presents Negative
Niche.LA Video Art presents “Negative”
digital photography by Cole Thompson
curated by Nic Cha Kim
LOS ANGELES, CA – From September 11th – October 25th, 2008, Niche.LA Video Art presents “Negative,” a collection of digital black and white photography by Cole Thompson.
Niche.LA participates in DigitalArt.LA
Niche.LA Video Art participates in DigitalArt.LA
digital international art expo curated by Rex Bruce
Rex Bruce and Los Angeles Center for Digital Art present:
DigitalArt.LA
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Vapor Eyes featured in BlogDowntown
Niche.LA show Vapor Eyes gets featured in BlogDowntown.
They call it a toothy piece. Guess the reporter didn’t see the artist statement.
photo by Ed Fuentes
Gallery Row’s New Signage Will Help Herd Downtowners
CurbedLA breaks the story on the new Gallery Row signs
They’re still preliminary, but we’re working on it.
Niche.LA participates in ArtSeen III
On May 13, 2008, Niche.LA Video Art participates in ArtSeen III, hosted by AIDS Research Alliance.
LA Weekly reviews Trapezoid
LA Weekly reviews my first produced play, Trapezoid.
LA Times reviews Trapezoid
LA Times reviews my first play, Trapezoid.
Caught up in ‘Trapezoid’s’ A.I. by F. Kathleen Foley