Don't Miss Affordable Artworks on Frieze Viewing Room Los Angeles

Running through Sunday, August 1, Frieze Viewing Room Los Angeles presents works by international artists, from leading names to exciting young artists.

 

Five Works on Paper Under $5,000

Chris Burden (Gagosian)

A Man Free World, 2012

Lithograph on Somerset satin white 300gsm

17.99" x 22.01" (45.7 cm x 55.9 cm)

Edition 30/30

$ 1,500

Burden illustrates a fantastical concept centered on the formulation of a woman-only human population. 

Judith Linhares (P.P.O.W)

Lovers on the Plain, 2016

Gouache on paper

11.5" x 14.49" (29.2 cm x 36.8 cm)

Under $5k

Fueled by the permissive, psychedelic atmosphere of the 1960s, Judith Linhares investigates the relationship between the conscious and unconscious, drawing upon her dreams for mythic narratives and kaleidoscopic compositions that pulsate with color.

Narsiso Martinez (Charlie James Gallery)

Asica (Unnumbered Portrait Series), 2016-2017

Linocut and matte gel on found produce box

21.75" x 19" (55.245 cm x 48.26 cm)

$ 2,500

From Narsiso Martinez’s series of portraits of farmworkers, painted, drawn, and expressed in sculpture on discarded produce boxes collected from grocery stores.

Dana Lok (Miguel Abreu Gallery)

Time Slices, 2019

Pastel on paper

15.5" x 20.5" (39.36 cm x 52.08 cm)

$ 3,500

In Time Slices Dana Lok explores the visual possibilities and paradoxes tucked inside the metaphor “time takes up space.” This pastel drawing depicts a landscape and processes it as a visceral, extended structure. Moments of the landscape are sliced into a sequence of discrete visual events.

Diedrick Brackens (Various Small Fires)

liquid bottom, bright shallows, 2021

Pigmented handmade cotton paper with 3-color linen pulp screenprint

17.99" x 17.99" (45.7 cm x 45.7 cm)

Edition of 40 plus 5 artist's proofs (#1/40)

$ 3,000