The renowned Los Angeles-based Lula Washington Dance Theatre returns to the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts to celebrate its milestone 40th anniversary with a dynamic and powerful program exploring social and humanitarian issues. Read a review by one of
The LA Art Show, the most comprehensive international contemporary art show in America, will officially kick-off the city's 2020 art season at the Los Angeles Convention Center on February 5, 2020. As LA's largest and longest-running art fair, this year marks
The Hammer Museum presents "Lari Pittman: Declaration of Independence," the most comprehensive retrospective in 20 years of the work of the American artist Lari Pittman. As both a prolific painter and a long-revered teacher, the Los Angeles–based artist is a strong
The Venice Institute of Contemporary Art (Bendix Bldg #722, 1206 S. Maple Ave., LA, 90015) presents "50 Years of Oil & Water - Gloriane Harris 1969-2020." This is Gloriane’s first solo show in 35 years. The artist has lived and worked
In West LA...Skirball Cultural Center (2701 N. Sepulveda Blvd., LA, 90049) welcomes Beyond the Pale to the stage February 27, from 8-10pm. This is a ticketed event. For twenty years the Toronto-based group has been making its distinctive brand of boundary-busting
Enjoy a special evening at LACMA, dedicated to the love of food and art while exploring the museum. Start this fun evening with a tour of the exhibition Every Living Thing: Animals in Japanese Art, which celebrates one of the most
William Turner Gallery celebrates the art of Javier Peláez, and Casper Brindle. Here is some info from Erik Castillo Art Critic and Curator - Mexico City: In Javier Peláez's recent work executed in Mexico City for this year's exhibition project with
Summer begins with "Playing On The Edge" an uncommon Art Talk in which artists in Estonia from ViCA's 'Edge to Edge' exhibition "talk" to a panel of artists in the gallery via a montage of video clips - live or otherwise
Chimento Contemporary is pleased to announce a group exhibition curated by Patricia Hamilton and featuring artists from the Schweitzer/David Gallery in Bushwick, New York. From 1977 - 1984, Patricia ran a contemporary art gallery in New York called the Hamilton Gallery
If you're close to Santa Monica...be sure to pop into Essentia to see the art of Gus Harper. This past April 18, a solo exhibition titled "Minor identity Crisis" opened at the organic mattress store on Main Street. Yes, I really did
