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Please join us for an Artist Talk with Rebecca Farr this Thursday, March 8th, at 7pm.  We will be discussing the historical trajectory of Manifest Destiny and Westward Expansion as seen in her current work, as well as her process, formal interests, and the challenge posed by classical oil painting as a contemporary medium.
 
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Sarah Spitz reviews edge for The Santa Monica Daily Press. 

Living on the edge    
by Sarah Spitz

There's a relatively new gallery in town, km gallery, on Santa Monica Boulevard at Yale Street, where TAG used to be. Still in its inaugural year, km offers a first solo show of work by Rebecca Farr called "Edge." Farr was raised in L.A., lived in Washington, and has something of a split artistic personality: paintings of wide open spaces, solitary, somewhat forbidding and lonely, then oddly-related collages that brim with multiple images and energy. She began her journey thinking about migrations, the big push West, and what happens to those taking the trip. In the paintings, she takes you to the empty edges, the borders, the end of the line, as much a psychological state as a physical space. But the collages teem with life, people, historic images, highly composed and pleasantly crowded. She calls her work an example of dualistic thinking — and she's right. On view through March 24 (http://www.gallerykmla.com/).

 to read the review on Santa Monica Daily Press's website.




g a l l e r y  k m
2903 Santa Monica Blvd.
Santa Monica, CA 90404
310-828-1912
ashton@gallerykmLA.com
www.gallerykmLA.com