Welcome to the latest art to emerge from the contemporary visionaries as seen through the eyes of Platinum Cheese.
All tagged Stephanie Chefas Projects
On March 4th, Stephanie Chefas Projects will unveil AMATEUR OCCULT CLUB, a new solo exhibit from UK artist David Bray. Bray is well known for transcribing a psychoactive iconography
Fascinated by multiverse theories, Adam Friedman's work explores themes of time and space through a kaleidoscopic lens. With his latest work currently on view at Stephanie Chefas Projects
Mako Miyamoto's unmistakable landscapes brim with vivid masked characters and compelling narratives. Thanks to the artist's consistency and sincerity, the subject matter (Wookies,
Blending an organic style with graphic overlays, David Rice paints breathtaking scenes where the natural world and manmade coexist harmoniously. In anticipation of the upcoming exhibit
Bold, graphic, and whimsical in approach, Ryan Bubnis' work focuses on the simplification of shape and form. In anticipation of the upcoming group exhibit STRAIGHT OUTTA PORTLAND at
Stephanie Buer creates impeccable urban landscapes with precision and realism. Her paintings and drawings serve as a love letter to abandoned
Brin Levinson's adoration for the Pacific Northwest has had a profound influence on the Portland based artist. Since calling 'Stumptown' home 15 years ago, his work has progressed to a beautiful haunting blend of urban landscapes and
Described as Psychedelic Realism, Jeff P.'s naturalist renderings are equal parts Audubon and Fillmore Rock Posters from the 1960's. His
As both a love letter to its home and an effort to highlight the city's diverse and exciting art scene, Stephanie Chefas Projects is delighted to announce the gallery's first exhibit of 2016
Lauren Marx's work evokes both feelings of horror and enchantment with her raw depictions of flora and fauna illustrating the cycle of life. With her latest work on view for Platinum Blend 2 at
Stephanie Chefas was delighted to be back with Modern Eden for a second time to resurrect her moniker and unveil Platinum Blend 2. In contrast to last year's exhibit, this 'blend' featured less
Brian Donnelly's acclaimed work may seem straightforward at first glance, but it was accomplished after years of experimentation and a deconstructive philosophy that defacing an
