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SUMMER SALE OF CELEBRITY & FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHER
OLIVIER POJZMAN’S PANORAMIC PHOTOGRAPHS.
Available  from July 15 to August 31st, 2010

(Los Angeles, CA July 15, 2010) — It’s ON again and even better this year. After the great success of the 2009 Summer Sale, IrisWork has just launched their Summer Sale 2010 with photographer Olivier Pojzman’s famous collection of incredible images. The entire collection of Fine Art print will be 15% off for any online orders* and for any size artwork. Each print in the collection is a limited edition of 50, signed by the artist and certified. The different sizes range from 2 to 15 feet in length, the prices from the low $500 to the high $7500 for the larger pieces.

Also, and for the second time, a free personal “Art consultation” at your home or office will be available upon request. One of the IrisWork team interior designers will come on site with a portfolio of the best images of Olivier Pojzman’s, along with a couple of medium size sample pieces (6 feet long vertical and horizontal), The designer will help you choosing the best suitable piece of art according to the style of your home interior or workspace.
*Orders have to be placed by email: orders@iriswork.com or by phone: 323-401-3865

Olivier Pojzman Fine Art is available at the following Galleries:

-The Lurie galleries in Studio City and Miami

-The Tracy Park Galleries in Malibu

-LA Art Exchange Gallery in Santa Monica

-Craig Olsen Gallery in Los Angeles

-The Christopher Morgan Galleries in Palm Desert

-Townley Gallery in Laguna Beach, CA

About Olivier Pojzman’s Fine Art Collection of Prints:
Pojzman’s photographs translate the immensity of the American landscape into 2 dimensions and add a painterly feel with the canvas medium. His artwork reveals his unique perspective on the Western landscapes in California, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Kansas and more.  

“Olivier captures landscape imagery in an incredibly unique way,” said Lurie Los Angeles gallery director, Scott Lurie.  “His incredibly expansive photos are full of details, and the way that he takes 15 – 20 images and immaculately creates one large piece of art is inspiring and powerful. When you look at his photos, you feel like you are in that very moment.  His work is mesmerizing.”

Pojzman’s IrisWork website has recently been re-designed to create a more user-friendly, interactive experience.  The dynamic site now features a blog, a “new work” section, and a page specifically for interior designers.  Pojzman’s photos also feature a Facebook-esque ability for viewers to comment.

About Olivier Pojzman:
Celebrity photographer, Olivier Pojzman, launched IrisWork (www.iriswork.com) in February 2005 to produce fine art photographic imagery. His first IrisWork was created out of need to decorate a long wall in his new home and documented the beachscape of Playa Del Rey and then went on to include all of Southern California’s famous beaches and other locales such as his native Paris, Utah, Colorado, Kansas, Pennsylvania, New York, Mexico, England and Mauritania, West Africa.  His panoramic photography achieves a balance heretofore unseen in the world of fine art photography. The immense size of his panoramic projects is staggering and incredibly labor intensive. Olivier painstakingly stitches as many as 15-20 digital images together to create his panoramas. His images range in size from 42 inches to 15 feet, calling to mind the works of his artistic heroes – David Hockney, William Turner, Edward Hopper and Ansel Adams. The final product is then printed onto a massive cotton canvas in a giclee style where its details can be studied on a minute and grand scale. The result is an exquisite photograph with the texture and balance of a painted masterpiece.

Art Show Information

“Come and see us booth [tbd] located between
Crescent and Rexford Drive”

Mark your calendar “Affaire” lovers  – the fall art show will be held this Oct 16^th and 17^th, from 10am to 5pm.

The free show features art by more than 200 exhibitors from around the nation,who showcase their work in painting, sculpture, watercolor, photography, mixed media, ceramics, jewelry, drawings and printmaking.

Held each May and October since 1973
the Art Show is one of the most popular art events on the West Coast.

For additional information on our “Affaire in the Gardens Art Show”
call (310) 285-6830

For easy parking near the Art Show, please see the City Parking Structure Guide

Joe’s Restaurant will dedicate its monthly event to the French community on Wednesday April 28, 2010 with the exhibition of Olivier Pojzman’s work. Photography, French wine and appetizers will be served.

Joe’s restaurant “Fine Californian-French cuisine” in Venice Beach is proud to present the work of local Artist Olivier Pojzman.

Once a month, a very friendly event is held where wine and great appetizers are offered. Please come and enjoy Art, good wine and great company at the next April event. This next event will be held for the French community of Los Angeles.

For this special occasion, fresh oysters from Christophe “Maitre ecailler” will be on the restaurant’s menu during the event.

Olivier Pojzman’s fine art photography accommodates various areas in residential and office environments. His esthetic nature captures the viewer and brings life to open spaces. These horizontal and vertical conceptual series create a “New Cool” mix of Fine Art and High End Decor.

For compacted or ample space, Olivier custom makes pieces from 4 to 15 feet long on stretched canvas. Limited edition of 50, signed and certified.

In September 1991, a small restaurant on the edge of an esoteric neighborhood in Venice, California, opened to rave reviews. Utilizing the talents and experience acquired from his training at the Culinary Institute of America, from cooking at such restaurants as Le Perroquet in Chicago, L’Orangerie here in Los Angeles, and from Michel Guérard in France at Eugenie-Les-Bains.

Chef Miller, a visionary in the kitchen, says the secret of Joe’s cuisine is the result of mixing formal French techniques with Asian and California-influenced esthetics and by using only the best ingredients. In addition to frequenting local farmer’s markets, Miller, searches out regional items from around the country and even around the world. He is constantly looking for new trends and influences in cuisine that he could recreate in his kitchen.

Thursday April 1st, 2010 from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m