Elisa Wouk Almino

2 months ago | latimes.com | Elisa Wouk Almino |Julissa James

This year at Frieze L.A., artist Lauren Halsey is sharing the seeds and vision behind her much-anticipated Summaeverything Community Center, opening in South Central in 2028. The space will bring art and education to local communities, and is a natural extension of Halsey’s art practice, a love letter to the neighborhood she grew up in.

2 months ago | aol.com | Elisa Wouk Almino |Julissa James

This year at Frieze L.A., artist Lauren Halsey is sharing the seeds and vision behind her much-anticipated Summaeverything Community Center, opening in South Central in 2028. The space will bring art and education to local communities, and is a natural extension of Halsey’s art practice, a love letter to the neighborhood she grew up in.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Elisa Wouk Almino |Julissa James

This year at Frieze L.A., artist Lauren Halsey is sharing the seeds and vision behind her much-anticipated Summaeverything Community Center, opening in South Central in 2028. The space will bring art and education to local communities, and is a natural extension of Halsey’s art practice, a love letter to the neighborhood she grew up in.

Dec 9, 2024 | yahoo.com | Elisa Wouk Almino

I first meet Laysla De Oliveira for our shoot day at a Hollywood motel. She arrives tall and affable, hugs for all. She recently got her hair chopped off, her Posh Spice phase. She jokes she’ll wear all purple for her wedding party, Beckham-style, coming up this December in Palm Springs. She met her husband, Jonathan Keltz, “at the clurb” in her home city, Toronto, and she describes him as the first actor she ever met — when he revealed his Hollywood 323 area code, she was giddy.

Aug 7, 2024 | latimes.com | Elisa Wouk Almino

Ed Ruscha loves plants. If you know his art, this fact might come unexpected. He’s not a landscape artist. He’s never wanted to paint a plant. “I’m not sure why,” he says from behind the large desk in his Culver City studio. And yet he’s been gardening for some 50 years. We’re looking together at two wooden planks with metal tags hammered into them.