Harvest is a homecoming of sorts, a reunification of images that have aided and abetted Martin Mull's work for decades. The players in this visual game of tag are drawn from both anonymous and personal photographs gathered over the years, coerced by the artist into interactions at once profound and deeply absurd. The resulting visual dramas portray the human condition in a non-judgmental yet emotionally fertile tableau. All is subject to inquiry, including the importance of art in our time of rapid, technology-driven social change (See below: "Creating Work Where None Exists.") Mull is predictably obtuse, refusing to disclose his personal thoughts on the matter: if there are answers it is only the viewer who can provide them. In Harvest, Martin Mull has laid out the elements of dialogue, the phonetic beats of a conversation yet to come. First time visitors: Iris Project is located on a "Walk Street” on the West side of Lincoln Blvd, between Superba Ave and Venezia Ave. Amoroso Place is a hidden pedestrian-only sidewalk-width street that opens up between the storefronts on 1919 and 2001 Lincoln blvd. We advise you to navigate to 1919 Lincoln Blvd and we are the first gate down Amoroso Place on the right. Please note that Amoroso Court is an alley one block South, and not the right place at all. If you can't find it, just give us a call : 310-425-8601