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Tlaloc Studios & Albert Projects is pleased to present “Siempre Presente“ a solo exhibition by Bryan Ali Sanchez @bryan_ali_sanchez opening April 6th, 6-9pm at @albert.projects 2122 Berkeley Ave Los Angeles Ca

See you there…

Siempre Presente / Ever Present, 2021-2024
Oil on canvas
68 inches x 88 inches

Words by Michael Alvarez @__michaelalvarez__

Bryan Ali Sanchez works as a painter and storyteller intricately captures working-class experiences of journey, survival, and adversity. Hailing from San Diego’s Barrio Logan neighborhood and deeply connected to Mexico, he possesses a distinct perspective that enables him to authentically depict the humanity and essence of his subjects. By weaving personal and communal narratives from places like la Frontera, el rancho, beyond and in between, Bryan’s work transcends boundaries, offering a glimpse into spaces both familiar and unknown.

Through his direct and evocative brushstrokes, Bryan narrates concrete stories while allowing room for movement, diverse possibilities, and unfolding tales. The vibrant colors in his compositions lend a cinematic and suspenseful quality that works like a soundtrack to the urgency and emotion of the moments he paints. Through his storytelling and use of symbolism, he elevates his art beyond visual depiction, inviting viewers to delve into the psychology and experiences of his subjects. Bryan’s work, while rooted in the tradition of representational oil painting, serves as a contemporary reflection, shedding light on pressing realities, issues, and narratives of our time.

Flyer design @orpepo

Tlaloc Studios & Albert Projects is pleased to present “Siempre Presente“ a solo exhibition by Bryan Ali Sanchez @bryan_ali_sanchez opening April 6th, 6-9pm at @albert.projects 2122 Berkeley Ave Los Angeles Ca

See you there…

Siempre Presente / Ever Present, 2021-2024
Oil on canvas
68 inches x 88 inches

Words by Michael Alvarez @__michaelalvarez__

Bryan Ali Sanchez works as a painter and storyteller intricately captures working-class experiences of journey, survival, and adversity. Hailing from San Diego’s Barrio Logan neighborhood and deeply connected to Mexico, he possesses a distinct perspective that enables him to authentically depict the humanity and essence of his subjects. By weaving personal and communal narratives from places like la Frontera, el rancho, beyond and in between, Bryan’s work transcends boundaries, offering a glimpse into spaces both familiar and unknown.

Through his direct and evocative brushstrokes, Bryan narrates concrete stories while allowing room for movement, diverse possibilities, and unfolding tales. The vibrant colors in his compositions lend a cinematic and suspenseful quality that works like a soundtrack to the urgency and emotion of the moments he paints. Through his storytelling and use of symbolism, he elevates his art beyond visual depiction, inviting viewers to delve into the psychology and experiences of his subjects. Bryan’s work, while rooted in the tradition of representational oil painting, serves as a contemporary reflection, shedding light on pressing realities, issues, and narratives of our time.

Flyer design @orpepo

Tlaloc Studios & Albert Projects is pleased to present “Siempre Presente“ a solo exhibition by Bryan Ali Sanchez @bryan_ali_sanchez opening April 6th, 6-9pm at @albert.projects 2122 Berkeley Ave Los Angeles Ca

See you there…

Siempre Presente / Ever Present, 2021-2024
Oil on canvas
68 inches x 88 inches

Words by Michael Alvarez @__michaelalvarez__

Bryan Ali Sanchez works as a painter and storyteller intricately captures working-class experiences of journey, survival, and adversity. Hailing from San Diego’s Barrio Logan neighborhood and deeply connected to Mexico, he possesses a distinct perspective that enables him to authentically depict the humanity and essence of his subjects. By weaving personal and communal narratives from places like la Frontera, el rancho, beyond and in between, Bryan’s work transcends boundaries, offering a glimpse into spaces both familiar and unknown.

Through his direct and evocative brushstrokes, Bryan narrates concrete stories while allowing room for movement, diverse possibilities, and unfolding tales. The vibrant colors in his compositions lend a cinematic and suspenseful quality that works like a soundtrack to the urgency and emotion of the moments he paints. Through his storytelling and use of symbolism, he elevates his art beyond visual depiction, inviting viewers to delve into the psychology and experiences of his subjects. Bryan’s work, while rooted in the tradition of representational oil painting, serves as a contemporary reflection, shedding light on pressing realities, issues, and narratives of our time.

Flyer design @orpepo

Tlaloc Studios & Albert Projects is pleased to present “Siempre Presente“ a solo exhibition by Bryan Ali Sanchez @bryan_ali_sanchez opening April 6th, 6-9pm at @albert.projects 2122 Berkeley Ave Los Angeles Ca

See you there…

Siempre Presente / Ever Present, 2021-2024
Oil on canvas
68 inches x 88 inches

Words by Michael Alvarez @__michaelalvarez__

Bryan Ali Sanchez works as a painter and storyteller intricately captures working-class experiences of journey, survival, and adversity. Hailing from San Diego’s Barrio Logan neighborhood and deeply connected to Mexico, he possesses a distinct perspective that enables him to authentically depict the humanity and essence of his subjects. By weaving personal and communal narratives from places like la Frontera, el rancho, beyond and in between, Bryan’s work transcends boundaries, offering a glimpse into spaces both familiar and unknown.

Through his direct and evocative brushstrokes, Bryan narrates concrete stories while allowing room for movement, diverse possibilities, and unfolding tales. The vibrant colors in his compositions lend a cinematic and suspenseful quality that works like a soundtrack to the urgency and emotion of the moments he paints. Through his storytelling and use of symbolism, he elevates his art beyond visual depiction, inviting viewers to delve into the psychology and experiences of his subjects. Bryan’s work, while rooted in the tradition of representational oil painting, serves as a contemporary reflection, shedding light on pressing realities, issues, and narratives of our time.

Flyer design @orpepo

Tlaloc Studios & Albert Projects is pleased to present “Siempre Presente“ a solo exhibition by Bryan Ali Sanchez @bryan_ali_sanchez opening April 6th, 6-9pm at @albert.projects 2122 Berkeley Ave Los Angeles Ca

See you there…

Siempre Presente / Ever Present, 2021-2024
Oil on canvas
68 inches x 88 inches

Words by Michael Alvarez @__michaelalvarez__

Bryan Ali Sanchez works as a painter and storyteller intricately captures working-class experiences of journey, survival, and adversity. Hailing from San Diego’s Barrio Logan neighborhood and deeply connected to Mexico, he possesses a distinct perspective that enables him to authentically depict the humanity and essence of his subjects. By weaving personal and communal narratives from places like la Frontera, el rancho, beyond and in between, Bryan’s work transcends boundaries, offering a glimpse into spaces both familiar and unknown.

Through his direct and evocative brushstrokes, Bryan narrates concrete stories while allowing room for movement, diverse possibilities, and unfolding tales. The vibrant colors in his compositions lend a cinematic and suspenseful quality that works like a soundtrack to the urgency and emotion of the moments he paints. Through his storytelling and use of symbolism, he elevates his art beyond visual depiction, inviting viewers to delve into the psychology and experiences of his subjects. Bryan’s work, while rooted in the tradition of representational oil painting, serves as a contemporary reflection, shedding light on pressing realities, issues, and narratives of our time.

Flyer design @orpepo

Tlaloc Studios & Albert Projects is pleased to present “Siempre Presente“ a solo exhibition by Bryan Ali Sanchez @bryan_ali_sanchez opening April 6th, 6-9pm at @albert.projects 2122 Berkeley Ave Los Angeles Ca

See you there…

Siempre Presente / Ever Present, 2021-2024
Oil on canvas
68 inches x 88 inches

Words by Michael Alvarez @__michaelalvarez__

Bryan Ali Sanchez works as a painter and storyteller intricately captures working-class experiences of journey, survival, and adversity. Hailing from San Diego’s Barrio Logan neighborhood and deeply connected to Mexico, he possesses a distinct perspective that enables him to authentically depict the humanity and essence of his subjects. By weaving personal and communal narratives from places like la Frontera, el rancho, beyond and in between, Bryan’s work transcends boundaries, offering a glimpse into spaces both familiar and unknown.

Through his direct and evocative brushstrokes, Bryan narrates concrete stories while allowing room for movement, diverse possibilities, and unfolding tales. The vibrant colors in his compositions lend a cinematic and suspenseful quality that works like a soundtrack to the urgency and emotion of the moments he paints. Through his storytelling and use of symbolism, he elevates his art beyond visual depiction, inviting viewers to delve into the psychology and experiences of his subjects. Bryan’s work, while rooted in the tradition of representational oil painting, serves as a contemporary reflection, shedding light on pressing realities, issues, and narratives of our time.

Flyer design @orpepo

Today and tomorrow are the last days to see Monica Mirabile’s show, Guidance. We’re here 12-5pm.

If you missed Mia Carucci and Monica Mirabile & Trinity Vigorsky performance of “Guidance”, we got footage. We’re open today - Saturday 12-5pm.

Shot by @xmaxinealo s

Thanks to everyone who made it out for Monica Mirabile’s performance “Guidance” with Trinity Vigorsky. The show is up til the end of March. Open Thursday - Saturday 12-5pm. For more information on works email info@albertprojects.

Styling - Lisa Madonna
MU - Kennedy
Photos - Kat

Thanks to everyone who made it out for Monica Mirabile’s performance “Guidance” with Trinity Vigorsky. The show is up til the end of March. Open Thursday - Saturday 12-5pm. For more information on works email info@albertprojects.

Styling - Lisa Madonna
MU - Kennedy
Photos - Kat

Thanks to everyone who made it out for Monica Mirabile’s performance “Guidance” with Trinity Vigorsky. The show is up til the end of March. Open Thursday - Saturday 12-5pm. For more information on works email info@albertprojects.

Styling - Lisa Madonna
MU - Kennedy
Photos - Kat

Thanks to everyone who made it out for Monica Mirabile’s performance “Guidance” with Trinity Vigorsky. The show is up til the end of March. Open Thursday - Saturday 12-5pm. For more information on works email info@albertprojects.

Styling - Lisa Madonna
MU - Kennedy
Photos - Kat

Thanks to everyone who made it out for Monica Mirabile’s performance “Guidance” with Trinity Vigorsky. The show is up til the end of March. Open Thursday - Saturday 12-5pm. For more information on works email info@albertprojects.

Styling - Lisa Madonna
MU - Kennedy
Photos - Kat

Thanks to everyone who made it out for Monica Mirabile’s performance “Guidance” with Trinity Vigorsky. The show is up til the end of March. Open Thursday - Saturday 12-5pm. For more information on works email info@albertprojects.

Styling - Lisa Madonna
MU - Kennedy
Photos - Kat

Thanks to everyone who made it out for Monica Mirabile’s performance “Guidance” with Trinity Vigorsky. The show is up til the end of March. Open Thursday - Saturday 12-5pm. For more information on works email info@albertprojects.

Styling - Lisa Madonna
MU - Kennedy
Photos - Kat

Thanks to everyone who made it out for Monica Mirabile’s performance “Guidance” with Trinity Vigorsky. The show is up til the end of March. Open Thursday - Saturday 12-5pm. For more information on works email info@albertprojects.

Styling - Lisa Madonna
MU - Kennedy
Photos - Kat

We’re at SPRING/BREAK ART FAIR booth B8, starting THIS Tuesday - Sunday. Come visit us and our friends: Aisling Hamrogue, Christine Stormberg, Monica Mirabile, Soren Hope and Rikkí Wright.

We’re at SPRING/BREAK ART FAIR booth B8, starting THIS Tuesday - Sunday. Come visit us and our friends: Aisling Hamrogue, Christine Stormberg, Monica Mirabile, Soren Hope and Rikkí Wright.

We’re at SPRING/BREAK ART FAIR booth B8, starting THIS Tuesday - Sunday. Come visit us and our friends: Aisling Hamrogue, Christine Stormberg, Monica Mirabile, Soren Hope and Rikkí Wright.

We’re at SPRING/BREAK ART FAIR booth B8, starting THIS Tuesday - Sunday. Come visit us and our friends: Aisling Hamrogue, Christine Stormberg, Monica Mirabile, Soren Hope and Rikkí Wright.

“Guidance” is on view starting today with regular hours. The gallery will host a special performance with Monica Mirabile and Trinity Vigorsky next Friday, March 1st. Photos by @nijmeddin

Mirabile’s rigorous and multifaceted practice, which includes performance, painting and sculpture, captures the complex sensations held within and released by the body. Completed in 2024 while the artist listened to recordings of people recounting near-death experiences, this new body of work grew from a period of grief as an investigation into the invisible forces that can be sensed in the interstitial space between life and the afterlife. Mirabile’s paintings place women into eerie oceanic landscapes where the horizons are bleak and dark, and spirits support a sense of movement. Harsh-edged palettes are juxtaposed with scenes of care and rebirth, underscoring the series with a profound sense of optimism.

“Guidance” is on view starting today with regular hours. The gallery will host a special performance with Monica Mirabile and Trinity Vigorsky next Friday, March 1st. Photos by @nijmeddin

Mirabile’s rigorous and multifaceted practice, which includes performance, painting and sculpture, captures the complex sensations held within and released by the body. Completed in 2024 while the artist listened to recordings of people recounting near-death experiences, this new body of work grew from a period of grief as an investigation into the invisible forces that can be sensed in the interstitial space between life and the afterlife. Mirabile’s paintings place women into eerie oceanic landscapes where the horizons are bleak and dark, and spirits support a sense of movement. Harsh-edged palettes are juxtaposed with scenes of care and rebirth, underscoring the series with a profound sense of optimism.

“Guidance” is on view starting today with regular hours. The gallery will host a special performance with Monica Mirabile and Trinity Vigorsky next Friday, March 1st. Photos by @nijmeddin

Mirabile’s rigorous and multifaceted practice, which includes performance, painting and sculpture, captures the complex sensations held within and released by the body. Completed in 2024 while the artist listened to recordings of people recounting near-death experiences, this new body of work grew from a period of grief as an investigation into the invisible forces that can be sensed in the interstitial space between life and the afterlife. Mirabile’s paintings place women into eerie oceanic landscapes where the horizons are bleak and dark, and spirits support a sense of movement. Harsh-edged palettes are juxtaposed with scenes of care and rebirth, underscoring the series with a profound sense of optimism.

I’m really excited to share this body of work with you all, my first solo painting exhibition — Guidance.

If you’re in Los Angeles, please come by and visit tonight 6-9PM.

The work is up through March 30th.

If you’re not in Los Angeles or interested in more infomation about the work,
Please email info@albertprojects.com
Thank you @instaaaagraeme69 💋

Pants custom made by @yyesstiny

— photo by @nijmeddin

“Invisible Ascension” by Monica Mirabile. Her debut show, “Guidance” opens this Friday, 6-9pm. Please join us.

On March 1st Monica Mirabile will activate her debut painting show, Guidance with a live performance art piece with Trinity Vigorsky. Featuring a special performance from Mia Carucci.

RSVP link in bio

Albert Projects is pleased to present Guidance, American painter and performance artist Monica Mirabile’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, opening February 23. The debut solo exhibition of the renowned performance artist’s oil paintings, Guidance features a new series of large-scale figurative works that employ beauty and wit to probe ideas of spirituality, death and the unknown. #monicamirabile