Skirball Cultural Center presents Common Ground, a community-activated artwork by Los Angeles–based artist Adam Silverman. The exhibition celebrates American pluralism while also fostering human connection through shared meals and collaborative installations. It is currently on display in Ruby Commons through January
Aazam Irilian is an Intuitive Artist and educator. She is a strong believer in the healing aspects of the arts—that engaging in the creative process promotes clarity of mind and help individuals to tap into their inner wisdom and recognize their potential.
Gagosian celebrates Jean-Michel Basquiat with a solo exhibition titled Made on Market Street. This is the first exhibition featuring works that Jean-Michel Basquiat produced solely in Los Angeles. An opening art party takes place on Thursday, March, 7, 2024, from 6pm-8pm.
Robin Becker is a photo, fibers, mixed-media artist who utilizes all of the aforementioned media to create her one-of-a-kind artwork. “My artwork is site specific portraying places I seek out around the world: Seeing what is left of old remote California
LAArtParty wants to encourage art lovers to support artists - J.J. L'Heureux is a talented painter, as well as a brilliant photographer. LAArtParty started this series during the pandemic, and since it was such a success, we continued it. Enjoy a
In the Bendix Building…Track 16 presents Resurgence by Los Angeles-based artist Galia Linn in its 10th floor gallery space. An opening art party was held on Saturday March 23, 2024. The show runs through May 25, 2024. There are two other art
Jack Rutberg Fine Arts presents ART A to Z, A revolving selling exhibition. The gallery hosted an opening art party on March 3, 2024, however, the exhibition runs through May 18, 2024. ART A to Z Artists on view now are marked with
Regen Projects announces representation of Glasgow-based artist Alberta Whittle. The gallery celebrates Alberta Whittle: Learning a new punctuation for hope in times of disaster with an opening art party on March 16, 2024, from 6-8pm. The exhibition runs through May 18,
Enjoy a virtual art party with Los Angeles artist Eva Montealegre, an avid painter. Painting nearly everyday, it is part of her DNA. “All my pursuits have formed and informed the narrative of my expression,” said the artist. “The best thing and
Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy 2023 / 2024 LA experience is a one-of-a-kind artistic journey not to be missed. I had the chance to review it for EatTravelGo.com - CLICK HERE to read. I also posted THREE video Reels on ETG's Instagram
