“Woman” is a two-day pop up show in Chinatown featuring 30 artists. The opening reception is this coming Saturday, January 6th, 7-11PM at Nous Tous, located at 454b Jung Jing Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90012.
Please enjoy these sample images from the show, along with a complete list of participating artists.
List of Artists
Tevy Khou
Christin Leon Guerrero
Jaya Nicely
Edward Cushenberry
Zachary Mendoza
Lily Mendoza
Allison Tate
Esther Kang
Po Yan Leung
Griselda Aleman
Pearlyn Lii
Juliana Johnson
Maria An
Tiffany Tan
Joi Fulton
Slow Changer
Valerie Pobjoy
Brenda Chi
Lina Yu
Lester Guijarro
Gioia Licorish
Sung Hyun Kim
Bryan Park
Madeline Saunders
Tk Kuk
Ye Ji Jeon
Henny Lee
Billy Frolov
Aryo Toh Djojo
Coney Leung
Martin Locante
Leonardo Santamaria
Hertz Alegrio
Lisa Kogawa
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