Sometimes it Snows in April: AF Projects, Los Angeles

AF Projects is proud to announce the upcoming group exhibition, "Sometimes It Snows in April," opening this season in Los Angeles. Inspired by the evocative Prince song of the same name, this unique showcase explores profound themes of longing, mourning, hope, and potential, translating the emotional depth of the song into a visual dialogue.

The exhibition features a diverse group of artists, each bringing their unique perspectives and aesthetic sensibilities. Participating artists include Todd Gray, whose layered photographic works challenge perceptions of space and identity; Jen Jieun Lee, known for her emotive ceramic sculptures; Ardeshir Tabrizi, who integrates historical narratives from his Persian heritage through vibrant textile art; Nadia Ayari, whose bold, figurative paintings address themes of conflict and self-discovery; EJ Hill, whose performance and installation pieces deeply engage with the experiences of endurance and resilience; Erica Mahinay, who explores the tension between materiality and perception in her sculptural work; and Landon Ross, whose abstract compositions delve into the complex interplay of form and emotion.

"Sometimes It Snows in April" not only pays homage to the late artist Prince but also builds a multi-layered narrative that connects personal loss to broader societal themes. The works on display invite viewers to reflect on the cyclical nature of life and the beauty that can often be found in its most challenging moments.

AF Projects invites you to join us in experiencing this compelling exhibition that promises to move, challenge, and inspire. This is an opportunity to witness how contemporary artists grapple with universal themes of human emotion through their innovative and thought-provoking works.

The exhibition will open April 17 and run until July 16.

AF Projects 7503 Sunset Boulevard Los Angeles California @afprojectsla

For further information, please contact JB Bogulski T.213.479.2610 jb@afprojects.com