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  1. Justice by A. Laura Brody, Image 1.

    A. Laura Brody

    Justice

    Embroidery, reused textiles, trim, beads.

    17 x 12 in

    $3,000

  2. Untitled by Andrea Hsu, Image 1.

    Andrea Hsu

    Untitled

    Glass

    $100

  3. Will There By Anyone Left to Speak for Me by Benjamin Siepser, Image 1.

    Benjamin Siepser

    Will There By Anyone Left to Speak for Me

    Glass Beads, Garnate, Glass Bowl

    $400

  4. We Are The Children by Liane Enkelis, Image 1.

    Liane Enkelis

    We Are The Children

    Original photographs, painted cloth, and found objects

    16 x 29 x 2 in

    $450

  5. Which Side Are You On? by Vilma Ronzón, Image 1.

    Vilma Ronzón

    Which Side Are You On?

    Mixed media; acrylic paint, spray paint, paint markers, ink, collage on recycled canvas

    35.75 x 11.5 in

    $350

  6. We Stand Together, You Stand Alone by Natasha Woeppel, Image 1.

    Natasha Woeppel

    We Stand Together, You Stand Alone

    Mixed media

    16 x 20 in

    $150

  7. Lynn Letterman

    You Are Being Watched

    Acrylic on Canvas

    48 x 36 in

    $800

  8. Untitled, 2023 by A. Laura Brody, Image 1.

    A. Laura Brody

    Untitled, 2023

    Used clothing, remnant fabrics, and thread

    30 x 30 in

    $900

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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