FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Bert Green Fine Art, 102 West 5th St., Los Angeles, CA 90013, 213-842-8574, gallery@bgfa.us, http://bgfa.us, twitter.com/bgfa Bert Green Fine Art presents Jeff Gillette: Slums – New Paintings and Drawings Scott Horsley: New Drawings September 22 – October 30, 2010 Opening Reception Wednesday, September 22, 6–8:30 pm Artist's Talk Saturday, October 30 at 4 pm In the Project Windows: Jerico Woggon: The Four Seasons through December 2010 In the Project Windows Annex: Elizabeth McGrath & Brian Poor The Man With Anal Eyes Through September 30, 2010 Gallery Hours Wednesday through Saturday 12 – 6 pm Gallery is open from 12-6 pm for the 2nd Thursday Downtown Art Walk Bert Green Fine Art 102 West 5th St., Los Angeles, CA 90013 213-842-8574 http://www.bgfa.us Bert Green Fine Art presents our third solo show of the work of Jeff Gillette, whose slumscapes evoke an unexpected beauty formed of cacophonous shapes and colors. Gillette travels extensively through Asia and South America and has an intimate knowledge of huge slum cities,; he has developed an aesthetic approach which sees these places as remarkable artifacts of the human spirit. This is Scott Horsley’s first solo show at Bert Green Fine Art. His drawings look at issues of masculinity in relation to technology, sex, consumerism, and the anti-social paranoia of the security-obsessed state. Ostensibly absurdist, these images actually identify deeply coded assumptions inherent in our cultural forms, and playfully tease out their attributes. In the Project Windows, Jerico Woggon’s The Four Seasons is a four-part installation which will change with each season. Made of custom shapes and fluorescent paint, The Four Seasons interprets seasonal fluctuations via Woggon's signature graphic style, using color and black light. The final update to the series, Fall, will be installed in early October. In the Project Window Annex. The Man With Anal Eyes is an installation project by artists Brian Poor and Elizabeth McGrath which presents an animatronic sculpture on the streetscape of our urban environment. This installation will be both visible and interactive from a small window on the Main Street side of the gallery. All gallery events are free and open to the public. Exhibition information, press releases and high resolution images may be found at the gallery website at http://www.bgfa.us.