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Review: “Strangers Drawing Strangers” at Sundance Film Festival…Hosted by Airbnb Haus!

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Written by An Bar -  The "Strangers Drawing Strangers" installation by artist Ivan Cash inspires strangers to understand one another through photography, drawing, and collaboration. Cash is a San Francisco based interactive artist who focuses his efforts on human-based projects. Cash

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Review: The Re-Placement of Dignity David Hammons & Guillermo Kuitka at Hauser & Wirth

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When walking through the breezeway at Hauser & Wirth, one passes the industrialiesque semi-opulence of the space and Manuela's, and is greeted with camping tents installed in the main courtyard, as if it were just around the corner on skid row,

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Review: Zevitas Marcus, Daniel B. Dias

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With Zevitas Marcus' latest opening, Daniel B. Dias most poignantly coyly and playfully critiques our contemporary society head-lurching over blue screens with his eponymous exhibition. We have faint resemblances of surreal gestures which intensify the odd absurdities of our current lives

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Review: LAAA’s 2018 Annual Auction Brings Out the Art Lovers

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If you're as much of a Los Angeles art scene fanatic as I am then we surely must have crossed paths at the 2018 Los Angeles Art Association's Annual Benefit Auction on Saturday, July 28. The event took place at Gallery

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Exhibition Review: Annie Leibovitz, Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles

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Millennials may know iconic photographer Annie Leibovitz best for her infamous Vanity Fair cover photo of Caitlyn Jenner. However, long before the rise of these reality show spectacles, Leibovitz had already left an indelible mark on the world. Prior to the

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