Saturday, November 22, 2025 Art Parties & Events bring us an incredible list of happenings all over the Los Angeles area. Remember kids next week is Thanksgiving. So other than stopping in to see some exhibitions that have already opened, and some holiday ongoing events, this is it for November 2025. So get out there!
November 22 2025 Art Parties & Events
Robert Therrien, No title (folding table and chairs, dark brown), 2007. Painted steel and aluminum, fabric, and plastic. Courtesy of Glenstone Museum. Photo by Joshua White/JWPictures.com
DTLA…The Broad debuts Robert Therrien: This is a Story today. This is the largest museum exhibition of the artist’s work. Tickets to Robert Therrien are now available at thebroad.org. Stay tuned for more events taking place in conjunction with Robert Therrien’s exhibition. Read the Broad Robert Therrien Feature Here. Book your tickets now; The Broad, 221 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012: https://thebroad.org/
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Santa Monica
It’s the third and final chance for you to visit WestEdge Design at the Barker Hanger featuring the latest in modern design, this is a gorgeous show. Attendees can shop the top home furnishings brands. In fact, many are new to the West Coast. Moreover meet the designers behind thousands of inspiring products. It also offers a full series of educational programs and special events.
LAArtParty.com is a proud sponsor. Read more about it on our 2025 WestEdge Feature.
Art Party: 10am-6pm; The Barker Hangar, 3021 Airport Ave., Santa Monica, 90405; https://westedgedesignfair.com/
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South Bay
It is the second day of Hermosa for the Holidays running from 12-9pm. The tree lighting takes place Tomorrow. Stop by today for the holiday music which runs from 3-6pm sponsored by Coast Music. Enjoy a holiday sing-along sunset jazz concert, musical crafts & games, pop & rock bands and a jam session. I love this little beach community. Read my ETG article Playing Hooky in Hermosa about our Hermosa Beach staycation. FYI – Hermosa is also hosting an Elf on a Shelf Scavenger Hunt with some pretty cool prizes. The contest runs from November 14 – 24 at 5pm. So hop to it. Visit the website for all the details. Event: 12-9pm; 1 Pier Ave: Hermosa Beach: 90254; https://www.hbchamber.net/
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Mid Wilshire
Celebrate Corita Day at The Marciano Art Foundation (MAF). The afternoon will feature art activities for all ages, live screen printing by Self Help Graphics, holiday shopping by Corita Art Center and Lenita by Grita. Furthermore, enjoy food by Triple Beam Pizza and Bernie’s, music by KCRW, and also a performance by Bob Baker Marionette Theater at 2pm.
Before and after the celebration, guests can also reserve timed tickets between 11am and 6pm to see the exhibitions Corita Kent: The Sorcery of Images and Irregularity: Corita and Immaculate Heart College’s Rule Breaking Designs. Event: 1-4pm; The Marciano Art Foundation, 4357 Wilshire Blvd, LA 90010; https://marcianoartfoundation.org/
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Musichead Gallery hosts an afternoon art talk with photographer David Rose. The conversation takes place in conjunction with its current exhibition Jersey Poets: Bruce Springsteen & Patti Smith. Today’s event spotlights Rose’s decade-long collaboration with Bruce Springsteen. As the famed singer’s chosen photographer, Rose has chronicled some of the most important happenings in the artist’s life and work. Art Talk: 2-4pm; This event is free to attend, however, reservations are needed – RSVP HERE to attend artist talk with David Rose; Musichead Gallery, 7420 W Sunset Blvd, LA 90046; https://www.mrmusichead.com/
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Melrose Hill
EL NIDO BY VC PROJECT celebrates the 44-year collaboration between Ester Spitz and Pim Kops with champagne and cake. This is also the closing reception for Ester Spitz and Pim Kops: ES – Writings and Photography 1981-1983. At 4 pm guests can ask questions of with Ester in an informal ‘round robin’ book reading. Event: 2-5pm; EL NIDO BY VC PROJECTS 1028 1/2 N. Western Avenue, LA, 90029; https://www.vcprojects.art/
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Melrose Hill area
Enjoy an art talk at 3pm; with Ian Kiaer and Lyra Kilston at the Chris Sharp Gallery. The conversation takes place in conjunction with the exhibition Ian Kiaer: health house. Then stay for the opening art party from 5-8pm.
Lovell House by Richard Neutra
Known for his multifaceted installations the artist features large cellophane inflatable sculpture, paintings, models and also works on paper. Find out more on the Chris Sharp, Ian Kiaer Feature. Art Talk: 3pm; Art Party: 5-8pm; RSVP HERE to attend the art talk; Chris Sharp, 5538 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90038; https://www.chrissharpgallery.com/
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Miracle Mile Area
Hannah Sloan Curatorial & Advisory in collaboration with Craig Krull Gallery present poems for a postmistress, works by George Herms as well as Michael Deyermond, with a special selection of correspondence and vintage photographs from the collection of Marvin Silver. Runs thru January 10, 2026. Art Talk: 2pm; Art Party 3-5pm; 5613 San Vicente Blvd, LA , 90019; https://www.hannahsloan.com
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Marina Del Rey
Ceramacist artist Zebi hosts the 2nd day of her annual holiday art party and sale. I have always loved the art of Zebi. In addition to ceramics, she also creates some fantastic paintings. Event: 3-8pm; Zebi Designs Studio, 13373 Beach Ave. Marina Del Rey, CA 90292; https://zebidesigns.com/
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Close by in the Park La Brea area
LAUNCH LA throws an art party for two group exhibitions – Black Joy, and Matriarchs. The first exhibit features Tony Concep, Isis Dua, Jonah Elijah, and Mary Harris. Each artist has created their own interpretation of black joy.
Matriarch includes six female artists: Sophia Gasparian, Adrienne Kinsella, Rosalyn Myles, Constanza Roldán, Amy Smith, and Melly Trochez, The exhibition curated by Steve Galindo, explores the creative and philosophical power of the matriarchal lens as a means of renewal and resistance. Art P arty: 4-8pm; 170 S La Brea Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90036; https://launchla.org/
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Culver City
Arcana: Books on the Arts hosts an art talk in addition to the launch of the Loose Joints monograph, You Are What You Do by Daniel Arnold. The New York-based photographer will be signing his new book following an in-person discussion conducted by Jesse Pearson. Furthermore Jesse just happens to be a Arcana manager as well as a longtime Arnold associate. Enjoy beverages from Open Brewing and Las Jaras Wines. Book Signing and Art Talk: 4-6pm; Arcana: Books on the Arts, 8675 Washington Blvd., Culver City, 90232; https://www.arcanabooks.com/
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Mid City
DMST Atelier debuts Nothing’s True Forever by Jon Pylypchuk as well as Reinhart Revilla Selvik. The two-person exhibition features works that create a landscape where individual memories are reworked and entangled in playful relationships of witnessing. Runs thru December 20, 2025; Art Party: 5-8pm; DMST Atelier, 4614 W Washington Blvd, LA, 90016; http://dmstatelier.com
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DTLA
The Los Angeles Center of Photography’s (LACP) 10th Annual Awards Ceremony and Fundraiser takes place today. However, first LACP will host a family workshop from 3-4pm. Take a family portrait with photographer Mike Saijo and make origami with Flora Kao. Then from 4-6pm, enjoy an opening reception and award ceremony to celebrate the 2025 the Aline Smithson Next Generation Awardee: Emilene Orozco.
Additionally Orozco is featured in a group show titled Glowing Earth: A Century of Photography, Immigration and Resilience in Little Tokyo. Artists include: Flora Kao, Toto Miyatake, Emilene Orozco, Mike Saijo, and Chikashi Tanaka. All proceeds to benefit LACP; Family workshop: 3-4pm; Art Party, Awards Ceremony and Fundraiser: 4-6pm; It is free to attend, but donations are requested. Be sure to RSVP at the link below; LACP, 252 S Los Angeles Street, LA, 90012; https://lacphoto.org/featured-events/
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Another Downtown….Vielmetter Los Angeles offers a reception for Pink Morongo, Sara Marlowe Hall invites her husband, musician and composer Matthew Zuk (known as Zuk Zuk), to perform a live improvised composition in response to her paintings. The performance continues their ongoing collaboration Lovers Talk, a project that investigates the intersections of solar fields, composition, scale, space, color, and also texture. RSVP Here to attend the Pink Morongo free reception and performance. Art Party: 4-6pm; Vielmetter Los Angeles, 1700 S Santa Fe Ave #101, Los Angeles, CA 90021; https://vielmetter.com
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More Downtown
Duncan Miller Gallery presents Icons of Fashion. The group show features rarely seen portraits of over 40 of the world’s top fashion designers. They include: Coco Chanel, Salvatore Ferragamo, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Karl Lagerfeld, Valentino Garavani, Cristóbal Balenciaga, Lilly Dache, Gianni Versace and others.
Photographers include: Herb Ritts, Harry Benson, Irving Penn, Bruce Weber, Cecil Beaton, Jean-Loup Sieff, Horst P. Horst, Yousuf Karsh, Peter Hujar, David Bailey, Dorothy Wilding and others. Art Party: 6-8pm; Duncan Miller Gallery, 1933 S Broadway #1270, LA, 90007; https://www.duncanmillergallery.com/
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Hollywood
Nonaka-Hill Los Angeles presents its Fall group exhibition titled Tokonoma Workshop. This exhibition reinterprets the traditional Japanese, raised, shallow alcove space used to display art objects such as hanging scrolls (掛け軸 kakejiku), ikebana flower arrangements, incense burners, or fine art ceramics. Additionally, the exhibition aims to explore the peculiar phenomenon of this architectural trope which incorporates a seasonal curatorial practice into “good homes” as part of Japanese family life. Art Party: 6-8pm; 720 N. Highland Avenue, LA, 90038; https://www.nonaka-hill.com/
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Mid City
The Earl Gallery debuts In the Presence Of, a group exhibition that gathers eleven contemporary artists in a shared exploration of the delicate threshold between seeing and feeling. Through painting, sculpture, and mixed media, the exhibition invites viewers to step into the charged stillness where perception becomes experience — where attention itself becomes an act of art. Artists include: Neal Spector, Sean Hemeon, Doug Hurley, Casey Kringlen, David Phelps, Charles Baker Strahan, Lucie Olivia, Sean Whaling, Ross Wyngaarden, Ian Huang, and Jolene Hemeon.
Art Party: 6–9pm; The exhibition continues Sunday, November 23 from 10am–3pm. Admission is free and open to the public.The Earl Gallery, 4408 W 2nd St, LA, 90004; https://www.theearl.gallery/
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LA Theater & Opera
LA Opera’s 40th Anniversary Season continues with a revival of its beloved Herbert Ross production of La Bohème, conducted by Resident Conductor Lina González-Granados. There are only six performances of La Bohème, so don’t miss it. It runs through December 14, 2025.
Find out more about LA Opera’s La Bohème Feature HERE.
Tickets begin at $37.50 and are on sale now. Tickets can be purchased online at LAOpera.org, by phone at 213.972.8001, or in person at the LA Opera box office at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion; Performance: 7:30pm; Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, 135 North Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90012; https://www.laopera.org/
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Beverly Hills
An Inspector Calls, written by J.B. Priestley classic mystery continues its run at Theatre 40. The classic mystery directed by Cate Caplin is produced for Theatre 40 by David Hunt Stafford. A young woman meets with an untimely demise and a respectable family is subject to a routine inquiry in connection with the death.
The theatre is located on the campus of Beverly Hills High School. Ample free underground parking is available via a driveway at the intersection of Durant and Moreno Drives. Performance: 7:30pm; Tickets: $35; Call (310) 364-0535 or visit the website; Theatre Forty, in the Mary Levin Cutler Theatre, 241 S. Moreno Dr., Beverly Hills, CA 90212; http://theatre40.org
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