Entering Lauren Halsey’s studio, which sits on a low-key corner in South Central LA, there is the feeling that the quasi-industrial space has been subsumed by Halsey’s creations. The studio does not merely house art, but has become art. On the unsurprisingly sunny Saturday when I visit, the layout bursts and gleams, in contrast to the concrete surroundings outside. On broad tables, palm trees made of acrylic, resin, and feathers loom over glittered, wood-mounted cutouts of Halsey’s heroes, who... Read this story
