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  1. Lagrimas de Papel-3 by Eli Raven, Image 1.

    Eli Raven

    Lagrimas de Papel-3

    Mixed media wall hanging sculpture: archival newspaper, wire, cardboard and acrylic paint.

    17 x 21 x 4.5 in

    $1,000

  2. Lagrimas de Papel-1 by Eli Raven, Image 1.

    Eli Raven

    Lagrimas de Papel-1

    Mixed media wall hanging sculpture: archival newspaper, wire, cardboard and acrylic paint.

    17 x 21 x 4.5 in

    $1,000

  3. William Vaughan

    Horror Redux

    Collage

    10 x 10 x 3 in

    $500

  4. I May By Many Things, But Mature Isn't One of Them by Monica Marks, Image 1.

    Monica Marks

    I May By Many Things, But Mature Isn't One of Them

    Layers of Glass, Acrylic & Printed Acetate

    $404

  5. Just Below the Surface by Aleka Corwin, Image 1.

    Aleka Corwin

    Just Below the Surface

    Mixed Media Collage: Cyanotype, liquid watercolor, coffee filters, foamcore

    18 x 6 in

    $600

  6. IMG_7293_p4kzhn_9 by David Lovejoy, Image 2.

    David Lovejoy

    IMG_7293_p4kzhn_9

    20 x 17 x 4 in

    $700

  7. L.A. to the Bay #6 by Stacy Soriano, Image 1.

    Stacy Soriano

    L.A. to the Bay #6

    12 x 16 x 1.6 in

    $180

  8. L.A. to the Bay #14 by Stacy Soriano, Image 5.

    Stacy Soriano

    L.A. to the Bay #14

    12 x 16 x 1.5 in

    $180

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About the artist

Richard S. Chow

Richard S. Chow is a photographic artist in Los Angeles whose work is recognized in fine art, documentary, analog, and original photo-based objects. He exhibited solo at at the Museum of Art and History Lancaster; Orange Coast College; Neutra Museum & Gallery and Metro 417 Gallery. His work is also in the permanent collection at the American Hotel in LA, and in the LA Public Library, among other private collections. He has widely shown in group shows across the U.S. including Griffin Museum in Boston, Floria Museum of Photographic Arts, bG Gallery, Gallery 825, Floria Museum of Photographic Arts, and others.

His work was featured in the monograph LACMA Jazz 25th Anniversary published by the LA County Museum of Arts. Richard is curator & co-producer for Open Show LA whose mission is to provide a platform for visual artists to share & dialog. Since 2021, he serves as grant reviewer panelist for California Art Council at Sacramento.

He is represented by UPAG United Photographic Artists Gallery in Tampa FL, and Gallery 825 in West Hollywood, CA. www.richardschow.com