“I don’t have time to go to LA,” admits Christian Ramirez, by way of explaining that curating is a “selfish” art. “Managing a gallery, I can curate shows for the work I want to see here in Santa Ana.” Ramirez is speaking about Basement Projects, the gallery he runs in the lower level of the […]
Source: OC Weekly
Crucial Basement Projects Inhabits the Lower Level of the Santora Arts Building in Santa Ana
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