Final Week: The Deep End by Jonathan Saiz

One of our favorite exhibitions of the year is coming to a close. Go see it RIGHT NOW! Some 6,000 tiny paintings make up this fascinating body of work exploring conspiracy theories, the meaning or life and where the world if headed.

If you haven’t been to Leon Gallery before, don’t be shy. The curators at the gallery are friendly and love the chance to engage with people about art. Seriously. They want you to come in even if you aren’t in a position to buy something (though, it should be noted that you can take home a little Saiz masterpiece from this show for only $20).

About Jonathan Saiz:

Taking bold strides as he approaches his mid-thirties, Jonathan Saiz continues to push the boundaries of his practice, rigorously exploring the potential of the materials he employs in his work. His paintings have been featured in Juxtapoz Magazine’s “New Contemporary” book from 2014, Elle Decor in 2015, and most recently in Veranda. His collaborative product project, “The Fountain Tarot” in which he produced 79 original paintings for each card within the deck, has been featured in Vogue twice, in both 2015 and 2016.

His latest exhibition reaffirms the impressive volume of his artistic output, coming on the heels of a 2012 showing at Gildar Gallery in Denver, a 2013 exhibition at Alpha Gallery in London, and an appearance at the 2015 LA Art Fair, via Leon Gallery.

Source: Leon Gallery

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More info: http://www.leongallery.com

Gallery Hours:

Wednesday – Friday 12 pm – 7pm

Saturday – Sunday 12pm – 5pm