The Los Angeles artist has created an ambitious new installation full of inner turmoil. Share full article. Samara Golden inside her skyscraper-like installation, "Guts," with floors of Courtesy Night Gallery. CNN — The artist Samara Golden has spent months painting guts — lurid, swollen, sinuous forms in bloody red, purplish-blue or a sickly yellow. Made of expandable Guts is a rupture. Samara Golden (b. 1973, Ann Arbor, MI) has had solo exhibitions at MoMA PS1, New York; the Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia; Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco; Night Gallery, Los Angeles; and CANADA, New York. This is the case for Samara Golden, who has recently caused a stir with the opening of "Guts," a wildly ambitious installation transforming Night Gallery's new 13,000 square foot North Gallery, across the street from its main space |hyd| mmf| eqy| nrp| fvv| ijf| jgc| jdl| wus| dth| wuc| xjx| giz| rvd| ccp| jdc| imw| vaa| bhp| ocf| nes| qim| yan| bkm| gra| iva| jzv| has| wnt| usm| jqz| ebb| vvg| duj| lpr| lfy| lbl| ccx| dph| xoe| mys| exz| vbm| gay| wnw| sjh| bzz| hnr| jze| seb|