"Mansfield" by Mitch O'Connell

 

If you’re post-Pop and all Pop Surrealism (or your date is), may I suggest you take a gander at La Luz de Jesus Gallery’s latest show featuring artists John Puglisi and Mitch O’Connell (October 2nd-31st).

O’Connell, one of Chicago’s most treasured illustrators and well-know lowbrow artists, is all brand names and cheer as he perverts pop art with his cartoony and disturbingly cute style in his collection “Pre-engagement Ring.” He’s got Marilyn, Jane Mansfield and adorable woodland creatures. He’s even got a salt’n pepper shaker that resembles a dildo. Or maybe that’s just me.

"Elephant Graveyard" by John Puglisi
Puglisi, an illustrator and storyboard artist for DreamWorks, Disney, Universal Studios, Warner Brothers, Industrial Light and Magic, and Twentieth-Century Fox, manages to be more nostalgic than depressing in his collection “The Cold, Hard Ground.” You know, little boys ogling pin-up girls, junkyards, graveyards, bleak gray skies and even a little bit of suicide. Just like your childhood. Remember?

 

La Luz is a hybrid between a historic, groundbreaking art gallery and eclectic gift shop, where you can buy anything from Alien action figures to special edition art books to sushi-themed shower curtains to an original Mark Ryden or Nathan Ota.

Yes. This is a place definitely worth teleporting to day or night.
La Luz de Jesus Gallery in Los Feliz

 

La Luz de Jesus Gallery

4633 Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90027
Phone 323-666-7667 Fax 323-663-0243
800-YRU-POOP


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