Fantastic curation. Both interesting and thoughtful.
I was In downtown LA yesterday and had a meeting at a Gallery to have a one man show at their space.Living in South OC I thought of going by and visit a few galleries in LA county and enjoy some art.Bergamot Station was my next stop.Long behold due to the heavy traffic I arrived there at 6pm and all were closing.I parked at the William Turner Gallery and was walking around taking a peak from outside. A man just came out of the Gallery and was locking the doors and went to his car about to leave.He saw me and was observing my curiosity of trying to take peak inside the windows.Little did I know he is William Turner. I loved the fact how considerable he was to get out of his car and reopen the gallery and willing to give me a tour without even knowing who I am or wanting to label who I could be.I told him: dont mean to intrude,, its all good. He said listen I hate you come down all the way here and not being able to see anything.JIMI GLEASON: CROSS/REFERENCE was at display. Very strong work. Highly clean and dynamic. Loved every minute of it.Made it short and thanked him for sharing his gallery and the extra time.He responded: of course this I what I love to do at best.The reason I am taking my time to write this is because a man with such an unbiased and welcoming character tells a lot who they are and how they treat people.Little things matter.I as a fine artist create artwork to inspire Global peace. Seeing gallery owners like William Turner with really high end artwork gives me a great impression of their modesty and humility.This can tell you how they operate and do business.May they continue be blessed.RegardsEhsan Khanaman
Lovely space. Just saw awesome Ed Moses exhibition. Also woman in office was super nice