Enjoying my time at Trinity College, working on some new projects.

New installation up, sounds on.

Curated by L. Croskey (Cannibal Flower) and Jason Ostro & Elena Jacobson (Gabba Gallery), this lively collision of creative forces kicks off Saturday, April 19, from 7 to 11 PM at Gabba Gallery (235 S. Broadway, DTLA).

New work for @gabbagallery.bsky.social show opening April 19th

Back in the studio working on some sketches. Adding some pieces for sale to my website this week. Stay tuned 😘

New work part is a group show curated by Cannibal Flower for @gabbagallery.bsky.social Opening April 19th

Last couple of days for the show @laluzdejesus.bsky.social

Beginning of the End: @laluzdejesus.bsky.social Douglas Cason / Dion Macellari / Heath Quiel / Visible Damage / Myah London-Harwell / Juri Umagami / Bruce Parker / Annette Hassell This exhibit runs January 3rd until February 2nd.

Back in the studio, working on new projects

Beginning of the End: @laluzdejesus.bsky.social Douglas Cason / Dion Macellari / Heath Quiel / Visible Damage / Myah London-Harwell / Juri Umagami / Bruce Parker / Annette Hassell This exhibit runs January 3rd until February 2nd.

Beginning of the End: @laluzdejesus.bsky.social Douglas Cason / Dion Macellari / Heath Quiel / Visible Damage / Myah London-Harwell / Juri Umagami / Bruce Parker / Annette Hassell This exhibit runs January 3rd until February 2nd.

What I find so interesting about London-Harwell's work is her use of shadow and depth to further reinforce foreground and background. Creating a character that looks and feels isolated. A narrative that relates to the viewer.

Born in Connecticut earned an BFA & eventually relocated to SoCal, Myah London-Harwell creates narrative works mesh-mashing twee graphic colors & patterns with vintage aesthetics. Many of her series revolve around larger stories often relating to memory, loss, community & communication

Beach day, then back in the studio