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LovejoyArt
Los Angeles, CA
"I make things, often from parts of other things."
Known primarily for his assemblage and installation work, Lovejoy repurposes existing artifacts and fragments, arranging them to form new compositions. His site-specific installations tend toward multiples of items – lenses, books, clocks.
His work has been exhibited in galleries and museums in California, Hawaii and Oregon and is in collections in the U.S. and Europe. He has won a few awards, and in 1993 was named one of the “Art Stars of California” by Art in California magazine. In 2015, his sculptures served as props in a short film produced by Terry Gilliam, and he was commissioned for several permanent installations in Google Canada’s headquarters in Kitchener, Ontario.
Since 2012, he has had a studio on the mezzanine of the Spring Arts Tower in downtown Los Angeles, overlooking the Last Bookstore, and open to the public.
His work has been exhibited in galleries and museums in California, Hawaii and Oregon and is in collections in the U.S. and Europe. He has won a few awards, and in 1993 was named one of the “Art Stars of California” by Art in California magazine. In 2015, his sculptures served as props in a short film produced by Terry Gilliam, and he was commissioned for several permanent installations in Google Canada’s headquarters in Kitchener, Ontario.
Since 2012, he has had a studio on the mezzanine of the Spring Arts Tower in downtown Los Angeles, overlooking the Last Bookstore, and open to the public.