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At the present time there are close to 100 private galleries in the Los Angeles area, and there are more galleries which exist by virtue of their sales of drawings, prints, paintings and sculpture than in any other city in the western hemisphere, excepting only New York.
- Marvin Silver
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Jul 27, 2023 · At Commonwealth and Council, community matters just as much as the display. You will find that many of Chung’s network of artists—from Gala Porras-Kim to Beatriz Cortiz—will always find time ...
- Lisa Kwon
- Sprüth Magers, Through October 15
- Blum & Poe, Through October 22
- David Kordansky Gallery, Through October 22, 2022
- Vielmetter, Through October 22
- Commonwealth & Council, Through October 22
- Regen Projects, Through October 22
- Karma Gallery, Through November 5
- Night Gallery, Through November 25
- Hauser & Wirth, October 27 Through December 30
- Gagosian Beverly Hills, Through December 17
Before her untimely death from cancer in 2021, Kaari Upson was a beloved fixture in the art community of Los Angeles and beyond, whose multidisciplinary practice evinced a dark humor and boundless imagination. Sprüth Magers presents her final bodies of work, including Portrait (Vain Germans),ghostly wall-mounted panels of both painting and sculptur...
Yukie Ishikawa’s distinct style of painting is notable for its pointed deconstruction of Minimalism’s monochromes and tidy, right-angled grids, deploying curved and irregular lines in their place. Blum & Poe presents the latest in the Japanese artist’s “Impermanence” series, an ongoing body painted over previous works, sometimes adding sand to the ...
Nashat makes intriguingly tactile floor- and wall-based sculptures, as well as paintings and video installations. In his second showing with David Kordansky, “Lover.JPEG,” Nashat coolly conveys the at times unsettlingly brutal aspects of love and passion. We see paintings of a cross-section of a chest cavity; skeins of viscous urethane dripping dow...
Shooting nudes against a black-velvet backdrop with salon-style furniture, Paul Mpagi Sepuya explores the traditions of 19th-century European and North American photography through a queer, playful lens. In the artist’s latest photographic series, “darkroom” functions as a double entendre, where his subjects are bathed in the red light of processin...
The Los Angeles-based Nikita Gale is a conceptual artist working in assemblage and installation, often with kinetic and sound-based features. Their latest solo exhibition of roving spotlights and musical equipment considers the holocene, an era of life on earth defined by large-scale agriculture and the civilizations shaped by it, as a hollow scene...
Bidding fond farewell to the groundbreaking pioneer of Conceptual art, who passed away late last year, Regen Projects presents works by a sprawling constellation of more than 50 artists who revolved in Weiner’s orbit in one way or another. There are the text-based artists working in his legacy of language as a medium (Jenny Holzer, Ed Ruscha); the ...
Where Peter Bradley’s abstract canvases are colorful and effusive, splattered and brushed with kaleidoscopic shades of gel-acrylic, the late Hughie Lee-Smith often painted the desolation of urban decay, evoking his early life in the industrial Midwest during the Great Depression. According to Karma, these disparate bodies of work shown together rep...
Known for her chromatic, abstracted approach to the female body, Mira Dancy subverts the traditional annunciation painting in her latest works, musing on bodily autonomy by depicting a Madonna without child. The gallery’s recently expanded space also has on view “Convict Lake,” a solo exhibition of new photographs by Melanie Schiff, and a group exh...
Hauser & Wirth delivers a trio of heavy hitters this fall. Curated by Legacy Russell, of the Kitchen in New York, “The New Bend” features artists, including Dawn Williams Boyd, and Eric N. Mack, whose quilting and textile practices are part of a legacy passed down from the traditions of Black women in the American South. Also on view are over 100 w...
Splitting his time between his birthplace of Lexington, Virginia, and his adopted home of Gaeta, Italy, the ever-prolific Abstract Expressionist painter Cy Twombly continued working well into the 21st century, returning to large-scale canvases in the final decade of his life. Gagosian presents a suite of late Twomblies, including paintings, works o...
The sheer diversity of fine art photography on display is a proof of the gallery's commitment to its visitors and the medium itself. With over 8,000 photographs in stock, Fahey/ Klein Gallery accomodates everyone's tastes, with genres ranging from portraits to landscapes, and still-life to contemporary photography.
Jan 29, 2020 · Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery (LAMAG) Where: 4800 Hollywood Boulevard, East Hollywood, Los Angeles Hours: 10am–4pm, Thursday through Sunday (free admission)
Galerie Ground is now open in Los Angeles, CA. In a new collaborative effort, MAC Art Galleries has teamed up with Galerie Ground to show a curated roster of some of our most established artists. Featuring Artists:
