Eyes Wide Open - Grand Opening

For the opening, we have a very NOTABLE selection of work by the following artists:
Miguel Paredes  - 30 pieces including entire Los Ninos series (with two sculptures)
Cynthia von Buhler - 10 sculptural paintings including Purify (commissioned by Clive Barker and Adam & Eve (commissioned by the Library of Congress)
Scott Bakal - entire Me +theDevil series, five additional paintings

Anita Kunz (about 10 pieces including two 30"X40")
The Corvo Brothers (five pieces from "orphans" and one new piece
Gary Taxali (5 paintings, one sculpture)
Sterling Hundley (5 paintings, no portraits, primarily personal work)
Greg Noppe (4) Pol Turgeon (4)
Ana Bagayan (one gorgeous painting)
The list goes on.....   but these are a few highlights

A few calendar items of note
Special VIP preview - May 20 - about 30-50 collectors (family friends/previous clients) and art critics
Grand Opening - May 21 7pm to 10pm. - Jazz quartet, 3 artists in attendance, a few very special guests (with Miguel)
non-profit beneficiary is the Fashionistas - http://www.thefashionistas.org/about.php 
- Fashionistas have exclusive preview from 6pm to 7pm night of opening - also preview of Chesley McLaren's fashion work, staged in Storyopolis space
Justin Bua - June 20 - Sundance filming "Portrait of an Artist"   Bua and others to be miked up and cameras present -- may or may not be included in film
Kinuko Y. Craft - August 6 - Kinuko's largest exhibition in at least a decade -- retrospective including Book art, Shakespeare series, new Pandora's box works, opera/music related, editorial, personal projects, as well as her Playboy editorial work

We plan to do a show with three woman artists in September, Chesley McLaren in October/November, Holiday projects, a fabulous collaboration with the homeless shelter in January, and Laurie Lipton in February

The New Location and Grand Opening in Dallas, Texas

Dallas, TX—One of the most respected dealers of Lowbrow editorial and illustrated art, Matthew Abramowitz, brings his renowned Los Angeles, Calif., establishments, The 4th Wall Gallery and The Gallery@Storyopolis, to Dallas.


Opening May 21st at 2925 Fairmount Street, The 4th Wall Gallery brings its stable of popularly recognized artists from the Lowbrow movement (The underground visual art movement that began in LA in the late 1970’s and now is a widespread populist art movement that has been called pop surrealism.) to Dallas. The 4th Wall has been defined as “feeding one’s mind and soul through imaginative artists and is sure to tantalize and impress the minds of both the beginning and the experienced art collector.” With its unique and limited collection, The 4th Wall Gallery abolishes labels and celebrates artists breaking down the walls of conformity as home to an amazingly diverse group of world-renowned artists.


“We look forward to bringing to this vibrant City our one of kind pieces for families who seek to invest in collections they can share with their families for generations,” says Abramowitz. “The 4th Wall Gallery is the realization of a vision to make a home for art that pushes your mind’s eye. Kristine and I are proud to have Gallery Director, Jordan Roth as part of the 4th Wall team. He brings a unique understanding to both the local and global art scene.”