In its second iteration in LA this year, Frieze was better organized and in many ways more open and varied in the selections of art from both powerhouse galleries and local smaller establishments, but again of very high quality throughout. Whereas
Hauser & Wirth opened three quality shows on Saturday, February 15th, 2020, while presenting a great selection of Avery Singer’s work at Frieze at the Paramount Studios lot in Hollywood. As always, they presented an open and enthusiastic assessment of this
Christopher Myers; photos by Juri Koll On a beautiful morning in Hollywood Christopher Myers opened Fort Gansevoort's new LA space by beginning his talk outside the gallery - on the sidewalk in front of "What Does it Mean to Matter (Community
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,
Robert Rauschenberg's influence on the art of Los Angeles, and its influence on him can be seen in starkly gorgeous detail at LACMA now, for the first time in its entirety, in "Rauschenberg: The 1/4 Mile." He said that if you
It was nice to have a walk through with artist Mark Innerst just before the opening of his solo show at Kohn Gallery the other night (April 6, 2018). We started on his latest - larger than usual - works. His
The work on display at Patrick Painter until May 5 is a magnificent solo show called "Oh You Pretty Things" by Belgian artist Stephan Balleaux. The large works imported fresh out of the artist's studio from Belgium are part silent cinema
"I am for an art that is political-erotical-mystical, that does something more than sit on its ass in amuseum." Claus OldenbergWalking into the gallery at Gemini G.E.L. on a sunny afternoon recently, one is immediately taken in by the light, gracing
