Everything You Need To Know This Week On L.A.'s Art Scene

Neon in Daylight is Matt Saundersʼ second solo exhibition at the gallery. At this exhibit the artist will present a new video installation and two pieces of artwork featuring his cameraless photographic technique. This technique utilizes and implicates the process and appearance of paintings. In his most recent series, Saunders presents the element of color, as his painting display chromatic “negatives” and generating chromogenic prints through their exposure. Check out a new way of implementing color into our world and come to appreciate Saunders’s eye for photographic innovation. Matt Saunders: Neon in Daylight April 17 — May 24, 2014 Blum and Poe 2727 S La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90034 [Photos via] Penny Slinger April 17—May 10, 2014 Blum and Poe This is Penny Slingerʼs first solo exhibition in Los Angeles. Penny brings together collages from different eras and never-before-seen film footage to construct her artwork. Slinger focuses the setting of her pieces by stemming from the 60’s and 70’s in order to obtain and collaborate the mindset of the feminine psyche and subconscious. She also reaches to represent a more liberal view through her art as well. If the 60’s and 70’s is a decade that connects with you, this artist will make quite the impression. [Photos via @monikabielskyte, @framenoir]