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No. 05Current Exhibition

Anji Woodley
Between Skin and Bone

15 works · Paper, natural pigment, leather, bone and clay
7 – 28 November 2026
2522 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles

Works

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Paper, natural pigment, ink · 36 × 28.5 in
Framed in white maple
$8,400 pre-tax
Paper, natural pigment, ink · 29 × 22 in
Framed in white maple
$6,600 pre-tax
Paper, natural pigment, ink · 29 × 22 in
Framed in white maple
$6,000 pre-tax
Paper, natural pigment, ink · 29 × 22 in
Framed in white maple
$6,000 pre-tax

A Ritual, 2026

Paper, ink, mineral paints · 6 × 19 in
Framed in white maple
$1,800 pre-tax
Paper, ink, mineral paint and pigments · 6 × 3.5 in
Framed in white maple
$720 pre-tax

Skin, 2026

Leather
$1,800 pre-tax
Leather and string · 43 × 6 in
$2,400 pre-tax
Leather and wire · 8 × 5 in
$1,440 pre-tax
Leather and bone · 12 × 9 in
$1,800 pre-tax

And More, 2026

Leather · 8 × 8 in
$1,560 pre-tax
Leather · 7 × 6 in
$1,440 pre-tax

Veiny, 2026

Leather and wire · 6 × 3 in
$720 pre-tax

Birth, 2026

Pastel, acrylic, natural pigment, charcoal on board · 30 × 6 in
Framed in white maple
$2,400 pre-tax
Clay, fabric, paint and ink · 14.5 × 10 in
$4,200 pre-tax

The Artist

“I’m interested in what happens when a material is pushed beyond what it was originally intended for.”
Anji Woodley

South African artist Anji Woodley transforms leather, paper, wax, carbon and bone-related materials into works that move between painting and sculpture.

Her process developed through experimentation with discarded leather collected during visits to South Africa and a residency in Mexico City. Rather than seeking fixed meanings, Woodley’s work examines material transformation, memory and the intangible structures that shape human experience.

Between Skin and Bone marks her Los Angeles exhibition debut. Lives and works in Toronto, Canada.

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