Events

Louis Stern Fine Arts is pleased to present Helen Lundeberg: Inner/Outer Space. Throughout a career spanning six decades, Los Angeles-based artist Helen Lundeberg (1908-1999) held an enduring fascination with the structures and patterns underpinning the natural world and the universe beyond it. From her early scientific illustrations of flowers, seeds, and human embryos to the highly abstracted mountains, planets, and waterways she painted in her later career, Lundeberg’s work traces a unifying structural organization across terrestrial and cosmic orders of magnitude. Relying as much on calculated formal composition as on the subjective engagement of the viewer, Lundeberg’s work straddles the permeable borders between observation and memory, perception and imagination, and physical and psychological space.

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ARTIST’S STATEMENT: The work is based on algorithmic inference and computer programming, and is in a sense a fulfillment of a lifelong ambition to fully combine a background in science and engineering from my early days of research in machine learning, today called Al, and a lifelong passion for art.

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When I arrived as a young Frenchman in 1964, New York City was chaotic, dirty, gritty, loud and dangerous, but it was also attractive, provocative, brave, enchanting, joyous and free. “New York Noir” is inspired by the 1940 Film Noir. It is filled with a sense of danger, it is violent and upbeat, simple and timeless like my New York.

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Every time I shoot in New York I get the feeling that I am standing on the top floor of America looking down at it all, even while shooting at street level. There is a constant sense of elevation at every scale of interaction with the city.

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The City of West Hollywood is co-sponsoring One Institute’s Circa: LGBTQ+ Histories Festival. The month-long festival will feature more than 65 programs throughout October beginning with the festival launch party on Sunday, September 29, 2024 and ending on Thursday, October 31, 2024. As part of the festival, 12 exhibitions and programs will be in West Hollywood.

Visit Circa: West Hollywood to view the schedule of events and to purchase tickets.