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Jessica Simpson and Ashlee Simpson Ross are ready to put the spotlight on their dad. On Saturday evening, the famous sisters stepped out to show their support for Joe Simpson's first art show titled "Dreams Work." Held at the Bruce Lurie Gallery in Culver City, Calif., the grand opening allowed guests including Evan Ross and Eric Johnson to witness their family member's finished products up close and personal. As for how it was to direct two talented stars in Hollywood, Joe admitted that he was very fortunate to work with two pros. "[Ashlee and Jessica are] so professional. They're so good and they know how to work a camera," the proud dad gushed to E! News' Erin...

Anything for dad! Jessica and Ashlee Simpson came out to support their father Joe Simpson's new passion project over the weekend, attending the opening of Dream Works, his first-ever photography gallery exhibit at the Bruce Lurie gallery in Los Angeles. The show, which, in part, benefits Adopt the Arts, included photographs of his two girls. Jessica was joined for the event by husband Eric Johnson, while Evan Ross accompanied wife Ashlee. Longtime family friend Caccee Cobb and her husband Donald Faison were also on hand, with the group enjoying drinks at the venue for around an hour. Joe, 58, told People...

He's a movie producer, record label exec and the former manager of his two superstar daughters, and now Joe Simpson can add another credential to his resume - professional photographer. "I've always loved being behind the camera," the 58-year-old dad of Jessica, 35 and Ashlee, 31 tells People exclusively. "I was even the photographer at my own wedding when I was 19! There is something about taking pictures that makes me happy, and it has always been a hobby for me." Continues Simpson: "It wasn't until a couple of years ago, that I started spending time taking photos professionally. Landing my first editorial job was huge!

He's a movie producer, record label exec and the former manager of his two superstar daughters, and now Joe Simpson can add another credential to his resume - professional photographer. "I've always loved being behind the camera," the 58-year-old dad of Jessica, 35 and Ashlee, 31 tells People exclusively. "I was even the photographer at my own wedding when I was 19! There is something about taking pictures that makes me happy, and it has always been a hobby for me." Continues Simpson: "It wasn't until a couple of years ago, that I started spending time taking photos professionally. Landing my first editorial job was huge!

After a busy 2013 year selling out shows worldwide of the artwork of international pop artist Nelson De La Nuez, Bruce Lurie, owner of Lurie Gallery, is excited for a great start to 2014. His booths #1020-1121 South Hall at the La Art Show, January 15-19, 2014, will feature a good mix of De La Nuez paintings, mostly all hand painted mixed media on canvas and a few of his very popular resin on wood pieces. "It's absolutely incredible the buzz De La Nuez's art creates everywhere we go. Everyone wants it no matter what country or city our shows may be in ... it's relatable. People connect with it and it creates conversation," explains Lurie about the artist's strong allure to his audience. "The Hamptons ate him up. De La Nuez's brightly colored resin Chanel pieces on wood will sell out...