LeBasse Projects to Open Second Gallery	March News
LeBasse Projects is excited to announce that we will be expanding and opening our second gallery location. The new addition to the program will be located in the historic Chinatown District of Los Angeles, situated on the gallery row of Chung King Road. The new gallery space will be a compliment to the existing program, giving our represented artists additional opportunities. LBP will also be adding several new artists to the program who will be represented exclusively in the Chinatown gallery. The Chinatown expansion is another example of how LeBasse Projects is growing our program and roster in order to showcase the brightest artistic talent internationally - and in turn provide those artists the ability to expand their creativity. LeBasse Projects :: Chinatown 932 Chung King Rd. Los Angeles, CA 90022 Opening March 2011 For more information please contact the gallery. www.lebasseprojects.com
Chinatown Opening :: Inaugural Exhibition The first exhibition in Chinatown will be at the curatorial direction of LeBasse Projects co-owner Christine LeBasse. The Inaugural exhibition will feature over a dozen female artists - focusing the spotlight on a group of bright talents that have a different take on typical feminine art. Each of the artists invited to participate in the exhibition brings a unique voice and distinct style to the walls of Chinatown. The artists featured are an international roster including: Amy Ross, Fumi Nakamura, Hera, Kristin Schiele, Jessicka Addams, Laura Ball, Marci Washington, Marissa Textor, Melissa Haslam, Meryl Pataky, Seonna Hong, Tracy Nakayama and Yumiko Kayukawa. Visit lebasseprojects.com for more information Also visit LBP online via: Flickr Twitter Facebook
LeBasse Projects is focused on the development of a carefully selected roster of international emerging artists. Since opening its doors in the Culver City Art District in 2009, LeBasse Projects has presented a program that fosters the growth of its artists by allowing them the freedom to create across a range of mediums. In March 2011, LeBasse Projects expanded its gallery footprint with a second location in Los Angeles' historic Chinatown Gallery District. Along with a series of international exhibitions, LeBasse Projects is putting forth an ambitious program of some of the most cutting edge work in new contemporary art today. Represented artists will include: Thomas Doyle, Nate Frizzell, Melissa Haslam, Andrew Hem, Herakut, Seonna Hong, Joshua Petker, Morgan Slade, Mike Stilkey, Alexandros Vasmoulakis, Edwin Ushiro and Yoskay Yamamoto.
LeBasse Projects 6023 Washington Blvd Culver City, CA 90232 310.558.0200 www.lebasseprojects.com gallery blog contact@lebasseprojects.com