This past Sunday (May 19th) marked the 34th annual Venice Art Walk & Auctions....and the 2nd time for the silent auction to be held at Google LA. There were new studios, new artists, and of course some longtime favorites. Google added
Hauser and Wirth in The Arts District of DTLA presents a limited public engagement of 5 exhibits that will be open to the public Saturday June 22, 2018. Photo by author; Larry Bell, "Complete Cubes" in the North A Gallery "Complete Cubes"
Jack Rutberg Fine Arts presents an overwhelming, if not monumental, installment of work by the Catalan artist Jordi Alcaraz in what can simply be described as a paragon of contemporary high art. Photo by author; A La Pintura (Diptico)(Diptych)We can gather
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
CB1Gallery is a cavernous but inviting gallery space located at 1923 S. Santa Fe Ave. Currently, two shows are on exhibit. "Tomorrowland" is a curation of oddities, such as sculpture, conceptual art (including a found object), and paintings that forces the
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
"Leonard Bernstein at 100," is currently on view at the Skirball Cultural Center. I attended the press event prior to the exhibit opening and was inspired to write an additional (more personal) article about how West Side Story affected me as
"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
I attended the opening of "Some Things Never Change" by Delfin Finley at the Lora Schlesinger Gallery on Saturday, July 22, 2017. At first look at the work and the crowd, I assumed I was in the wrong gallery. I found
"At Leisure," a solo exhibition by Richard Baker, opened at Skidmore Contemporary on October 22, 2016. This is Baker's second solo exhibition with the gallery. I had a chance to speak with the artist at the opening.See image: by Nancy McDonough;
