Saturday, November 7, 2026 Art Parties & Events are jam-packed today. We have featured over twenty happenings…art walks and art festivals, openings, art talks, and walkthroughs. Plus fundraisers, and a dance performance too. I want to point out that two annual events have for the first time began charging a fee to enter – The Brewery ArtWalk & the Renegade Fair are both charging $5 for entry. Ah well – inflation – seems like you can’t escape it. Also Venice Arts, a fantastic non profits helping local kids is hosting the annual gala. Read more on the Venice Arts Storytellers Gala Feature
November 7 2026 Art Parties & Events
Downtown…It’s time for the Fall Brewery ArtWalk. Meet the artists and purchase work directly from them. Remember the holidays are coming, it’s a great time to find original gifts for your loved ones. Plus as always there is a beer garden and food trucks too.
New this year, the Brewery ArtWalk is now charging $5 admission for a two day pass. The small fee is needed to help support and sustain the bi-annual Artwalk event.
Be aware kids and locals are free (but bring ID – zip code must be 90031, 90033 & 90023) Please purchase tickets in advance here: https://breweryartwalk.org/tickets
Brewery ArtWalk: 11am-6pm; Tickets: $5 – good for both days: Free parking on Moulton Ave.The Brewery Artist Lofts, 1920 N Main St, Los Angeles, CA 90031; https://breweryartwalk.org
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Santa Monica
Renegade Craft takes over the Santa Monica Airport today and tomorrow. Peruse over work from over 275 artisans selling all kinds of original items. Event: 10am-4pm; Renegade Craft Fair, If you would like to support this and future events, a suggested $5 entry fee can be paid via QR code onsite; Renegade Craft at the Santa Monica Airport, Interim Open Space, 3233 Donald Douglas Loop S, Santa Monica, CA 90405; https://www.renegadecraft.com/
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Silverlake
Interval Gallery hosts an all day opening for a two person show titled Between Skin and Bone. Anji Woodley hails from South Africa is based out of Toronto Canada, while Tyson Mason is an LA based artist.
Woodley creates with leather, paper, wax and bone-related materials and completely reconstructsthe items into tactile paintings and sculptures.
Mason creates detailed and very personal graphite drawings using a mechanical pencil. He captures a glimpse of every day moments of life showing people caught in the midst of various emotions. These are quite stunning.
The work of both artists focus on emotion as well as physical. Be sure to pop by the gallery to experience this duo exhibition. Between Skin and Bone runs through November 28, 2026; Opening: 1-5pm; Interval Gallery, 2522 W Sunset Blvd, LA, 90026; https://intervalgallery.com/
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Inglewood
Serious Topics unveils Stephen Westfall: Better Angels. The gallery also hosts an art talk with David Pagel (Art Critic, LA Times) earlier in the day, prior to the opening celebration. The artist takes the title of his exhibition from the close of Lincoln’s First Inaugural. Lincoln made one last appeal to the South prior to the war. He stated “we are not enemies, but friends.” The solo show runs through December 19, 2026; Art Talk: 1pm; Art Party: 3-6pm; Serious Topics Artist Project Space, 1207 N. La Brea Ave. (Down the Driveway), Inglewood, 90302; https://www.serious-topics.com/
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Downtown
Vielmetter Los Angeles offers an art talk with Brittney Leeanne Williams and Justine Ludwig (writer and curator).
The conversation takes place in conjunction with a Spotlight Exhibition with the artist. Art Talk: 2-3pm; Vielmetter Los Angeles, 1700 S Santa Fe Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90021; https://vielmetter.com/
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Also Downtown…Gallery Luisotti hosts an opening for artist John Divola’s fifth solo exhibition with the gallery. Sheila John is presented in conjunction with a new book published by TBW Books. The solo show runs through January 9, 2 026; Art Party: 3-5pm; Gallery Luisotti, 818 South Broadway, 10th floor, LA 90014; https://galleryluisotti.com
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More Downtown
Luis De Jesus Los Angeles offers an opening art party for two new exhibitions – Kim Garcia: a trace is not a map to you, and Danica Phelps: Reach. Garcia’s exhibition was inspired by a personal journey she had while caring for her father who was inflicted with dementia. Due to his condition, his desire to return home to he Philippines, despite living in San Diego for over 40 years became an important day to day feeling. Therefore the artist learned more about her family history to connect with her father. Needless to say it had a big effect on her.
(Left) Kim Garcia, the sun lights the past through the summer (detail), 2026. Resin, inks, pigments and historical photograph printed on transparent film, 39.25 x 71.75 x 0.5 in (99.7 x 182.2 x 1.3 cm). (Right) Danica Phelps, North Mortgage (detail), 2024-26. Graphite on Fabriano Artístico paper, 80 x 112 in (203.2 x 284.5 cm). Images courtesy of the artists and Luis De Jesus Los Angeles.
In Reach, Phelps anaylszes the pursuit of the American Dream through experiences of artistic labor, single motherhood, while striving for financial stability. Thus the exhibition of drawings conceptualize the ebbs and flows of financial transactions. Read the November 2026 Luis De Jesus Feature to find out more. Both exhibitions run through December 23, 2026; Art Party: 4-7pm; Luis De Jesus Los Angeles, 1110 Mateo Street LA, 90021; https://www.luisdejesus.com
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One more Downtown…LA Artcore hosts its annual fundraiser – Madhatter’s Party. This year’s Artist Honorees are Teresa Flores and Cedric Tai. The benefit will feature silent auction items, music, food, drinks, and let’s not forget about community. Visit the website for additional info, as well as a full list of artists. Event: 4-8pm; Admission: $50; LA Artcore, 120 Judge John Aiso St. LA 90012; https://laartcore.org
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Santa Monica
We have a few openings at Bergamot Station Arts Center as well as the final day to catch Greg Miller’s exhibition at William Turner.
William Turner Gallery hosts the final day to view Greg Miller: What’s Goin’ On. The solo exhibition features new paintings inspired by advertising, comics, Hollywood imagery, and other American Culture. Furthermore, this is a fantastic exhibition, so if you are headed to Bergamot for the other openings, be sure to make a stop here. Gallery Hours: 11am-5pm; William Turner Gallery, E1; https://www.williamturnergallery.com/
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Another at the Arts Center…Nüart Gallery brings us an opening art party and also an artist walkthrough for a solo show titled Love’s Dart, by Susan Dory. The artist layers translucent acrylic into geometric forms that shift in depth and light. Love’s Dart will remain on view until November 28, 2026. Dory. Art Party/Walkthrough: 3-5pm; Bergamot Station Arts Center, 2525 Michigan Avenue, Suite #B4, Santa Monica, 90404; https://www.nuartgallery.com
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Also at Bergamot in SM…
Von Lintel Gallery hosts an opening reception for When Time Played Along by Bahar Kural. This is the artist’s first exhibition at the gallery. Kural reimagines the lightness of youth through the language of abstraction, thus manifesting an exceptional show. Art Party: 4pm; Von Lintel Gallery, Bergamot Station Unit A-7, 2525 Michigan Ave, Santa Monica, 90404; http://www.vonlintel.com
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And one more at Bergamot…bG Gallery hosts an opening art party for a group show titled Light juried by gallery director Om Navon Bleicher. The California Art League group exhibition spotlights illumination, shadow, and emotional lightness across a variety of media. Stay for the awards presentation. Light will be on exhibit at the gallery through November 18, 2026; Art Party: 5-8pm; bG Gallery, Bergamot Station Arts Center, 2525 Michigan Ave., Suite A2, Santa Monica, 90404; https://santamonica.bgartdealings.com
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Culver City
Walter Maciel Gallery offers an opening for Sea Change by Cynthia Ona Innis. The new body of work by the artist delves on the subject of change. She works in several mediums – painting, textile constructions, large-scale installation and video. Runs through January 16, 2027; Art Party: 4-7pm; Walter Maciel Gallery, 2642 S. La Cienega Blvd., LA, 90034; http://waltermacielgallery.com
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Venice Arts presents the Storytellers Gala! Celebrate talented young artists, filmmakers, photographers, and storytellers who are changing the world through visual media.
The fundraiser will provide tasty food, drinks and inspiring speakers. Plus this a great way to support Venice Arts, and the incredible work that it does for underserved kids.
Find out more on our Venice Arts Storytellers Gala Feature. Art Party: 5-8pm; Admission: $125 per person; Blankspaces, 606 Venice Blvd, Venice, 90291; https://www.venicearts.org/
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Mid Wilshire
TAG Gallery celebrates seven solo show in addition to the group exhibition titled Magical Darkness. Artists include: Joe Pinkelman, Robert Zent Chew, Barbara Danzi, Angélique Glennon, Gina Leon-Gutiérrez, David Stewart Klein, and also a memorial retrospective honoring Liliana D’Ambrosio. All shows runs through November 20, 2026; Art Party: 5-8pm; TAG Gallery, 5458 Wilshire Blvd., LA, 90036; https://www.taggallery.net
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Downtown
Gabba Gallery throws an opening art party for its 14th Wishlist exhibition. The annual group show has become immensely popular – Why? Because the art is affordable. The work of over 80 artists from all over the country will be exhibited with nothing over $1,000. In fact some start as little as $50.
The gallery has established a “grab & go” format for this exhibition too. So it’s perfect for the holiday season – just buy it, and take it home. While the work sells, new art will be added. So it’s constantly changing. Plus the art party itself is always a hoot. Wishlist 14: The Affordable Art Show will run through December 19, 2026; Art Party: 6-11pm; Gabba Gallery, 235 S. Broadway, LA 90012; https://www.gabbagallery.com/
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East Hollywood
Jeni Abramson Gallery debuts Meat Ghost by Jen Liu with an art talk featuring Patty Chang (Bad Asians). The solo show features new works by research-based, multidisciplinary artist. The exhibition includes sound sculpture, video, as well as paintings on paper. Meat Ghost is haunted by the ghosts made by technology: voices that outlive their makers, and machines that contain them. In addition to the conversation, attendees can enjoy a performance activation by Ione Wang, and an exhibition tour for AAPI sex workers led by Kayla Tange of Private Practices. The exhibition runs through December 19, 2026; Art Party: 6-8pm; Jeni Abramson Gallery, 461 N Western Ave, LA, 90004; https://jeniabramson.com/
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Also in East Hollywood…Track 16 presents Rose Briccetti: Time Flies Like an Arrow, Fruit Flies Like a Banana (Musa acumin ata) Time Flies Like an Arrow, Fruit Flies Like a Banana (Musa acuminata). The debut exhibition by Rose Briccetti unites historical, artistic, and also scientific research with art making. The solo show runs through December 19, 2026; Art Party: 7 – 9pm; Track 16, 706 Heliotrope Dr, LA 90029; https://www.track16.com
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West Adams
Thinkspace Projects offers an opening art party for multiple exhibitions. These include: Scott Listfield: In Search Of…, Amy Sol: Dream Healer, Andy Kehoe: The Brilliant Night as well as the FRESH Spotlight on Local Creatives. Curated by Cannibal Flower, Fresh Spotlight features the art of Jackie Nagel, Loren Malul, David F. Starr. These exhibitions run through November 28, 2026; Art Party: 6-10pm; Thinkspace Projects, 4207 W. Jefferson Blvd. & 4217 W. Jefferson Blvd., LA 90016; https://thinkspaceprojects.com
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Live Music in Santa Monica
dnj Gallery hosts a performance by the WEBERN QUARTET. The program includes: Webern String Quartet, Op. 28; Berg Lyric Suite; Beethoven String Quartet No. 15 in A minor, Op. 132; This takes place in conjunction with its current exhibition at the gallery. It is titled In Strength, a group show by artists connected to breast cancer. Read more about the exhibition on the November dnj Gallery In Strength Feature.
Artwork by Jasmyn Marie; Courtesy of dnj Gallery
This event is sponsored by AARP California. Performance: 7:30pm; dnj Gallery, 3015 Ocean Park Blvd., Santa Monica, 90405; https://www.dnjgallery.net
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Culver City
This Land is Your Land This Land is My Land by Jeff Morrical opens at Taylor Fine Art. This is the artist’s first exhibition with the gallery. The solo show runs through December 5, 2026; Art Party: 7-10pm; Taylor Fine Art, 6039 Washington Blvd., Culver City, 90232; https://taylorfineart.art
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Filipinotown
Jacob Jonas The Company performs Sky for the final night. The venue is structured like an art gallery, and audience members are encouraged to move freely through the space. “The sky is not simply above us. It surrounds us.” Performance: 8pm; Admission: $57.75; Occidental Studios Soundstage, 2821 Council Street, Los Angeles, CA 90026; https://www.jacobjonas.com
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