Mapping the Dragons Exhibition - 3 Artists in Uncharted Territory

LOS ANGELES - EntSun -- Artists Gayle Friedman, Hikaru Hayakawa, and Armando Lopez come together in an intimate group show featuring painting, printmaking, sculpture, and installation.

Mapping the Dragons presents three very different artists who each in their own way confront unmapped and unvisited territories. It is then not entirely coincidental that the paradoxical, the surreal, and the symbolic come to play in the work of each, in surprising and powerful ways.

ARTISTS

Gayle Friedman received Artist Fellowship Grants from the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities from 2018 - 2022. In June 2018, her first solo show, Measuring the Weight of Longing, opened at International Arts and Artists at Hillyer Gallery, Washington, DC.

Hikaru Hayakawa is a sculptor, painter, and photographer whose work focuses on scale, time, human and geological history, paradox, and juxtaposition. He is captivated by maps and globes, and often incorporates them into his art, using them to communicate in intuitive and nonverbal ways.  Born in Osaka, Japan, Hikaru received a BFA from Kyoto Seika University. He moved to Los Angeles in 1987 and later earned his MFA at Otis Art Institute of Parsons School of Design, (now Otis College of Art and Design).

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Armando Adrian-Lopez is a self-taught painter and mixed-media assemblage sculptor. He was born and raised in a small village in southwest Mexico, immigrating to the US in 1988. He is a Purepecha native, an indigenous pre-Columbian people with a distinct language and culture dating from at least the 10th century. Armando's work stems from Mexican folk art traditions often combined with modern and surreal elements and themes.

ABOUT

Unnamed Road is a new kind of gallery, featuring curated shows in borrowed spaces.

Unnamed Road introduces and promotes extraordinary artists who have limited access to the usual routes to exhibitions and representation. These include self-taught, LGBTQ, POC, elder, female, rural, emerging, and unrepresented artists.

Featuring pop-up exhibitions in galleries, shows in private homes and
other special art projects in the greater Los Angeles area.

Founder and curator Lynn Dougherty earned an MA in Art Business from Sotheby's Institute/Claremont Graduate University and Drucker Management School. She has a background in documentary filmmaking for National Geographic TV, Discovery Channel, PBS, and others. UnnamedRoadGallery@gmail.com

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MAPPING THE DRAGONS

February 15 @ 5 pm – VIP & Press Preview (invitation only)

OPENING EVENT FEBRUARY 16 @ 5 pm

February 16-25, 2022, Open 10am - 5pm

START LA GALLERY

2270 VENICE BLVD, LOS ANGELES, CA 90006

@UnnamedRoadGallery

https://www.unnamedroadgallery.com/