Allie Pohl Allie Pohl is a Los Angeles-based conceptual artist whose work explores the social and cultural constructions of contemporary Western society. Questioning the notion of perfection, Pohl created the “Ideal Woman” by digitally enhancing Barbie to fit Western society’s ideal female measurements of 36-24-36. This avatar symbolizes anti-perfection and is repeated throughout Pohl’s work in sculpture, video, ceramic, installation, jewelry line and sticker packs. Go Back
Artsugar x Reservoir Featuring Artist Alyssa DePaola Tue, May 01, 18 Alyssa DePaola grew up in New Jersey and worked for fashion companies such as Rachel Roy and Club Monaco in New York City before relocating to California. Although she has been drawing as long as she can remember, it was her cross-country move that sparked a new body of work. The West Coast landscape became a driving source of inspiration for her and is central to the work she produces. Alyssa received an Associate’s Degree in Fashion Design from Parsons The New School for Design and holds a BFA from Cornell University with concentrations in painting and photography. Her work is a blend of these two mediums; always with a focus on the natural world. She currently works as a designer for Lucky Brand in Los Angeles. Read More
David Kaul Thu, Sep 17, 15 David Kaul combines a background in graphic design and large scale mural painting to create a world of repetitive monikers, colorful pop art, and randomess. Read More
Carly Kuhn Wed, Sep 16, 15 Carly Kuhn - aka The Cartorialist- was born and raised in New York City. She currently lives in Los Angeles where she works full time as an artist/illustrator. Read More