Parrasch Heijnen debuts "Edge Events," the gallery’s first exhibition with New York-based artist Emma Soucek (b. 1996, Long Beach, CA). The exhibition can be viewed by scheduling a timed visit. See below for info. EMMA SOUCEK, Sarah, you’re the poet in my heart,
On Saturday, March 13, de boer gallery hosted a reception in its garden for two new exhibitions by artists Alissa McKendrick, Diane Kotila. Attendees must make an appointment. Untitled 2020 70 x 75, Courtesy of the artist and DeBoer Gallery,
Iris Project debuts “The Sea’s Own Children.” Khari Turner’s first solo exhibition with the gallery employs water as a universal connecting force in celebration of contemporary black portraiture. Turner first incorporated ocean water into his practice during his time at the Iris
The Los Angeles Center of Photography is pleased to announce its Seventh Annual STREET WEEK in LA festival. What started over a weekend has now broadened to a week – STREET WEEK. NOTE: Due to the pandemic, all festival events will
KP Projects presents three new exhibitions. Contact the gallery to make an appointment to view. In Carolynda Macdonald’s new series of paintings “Sanctum,” the majesty of birds become vehicles for subconscious play and self expression. The artist explains, “A theme began to emerge in
GAVLAK is pleased to present “Traces on the Surfaces of the World,” a group exhibition featuring Cristine Brache, Henry Chapman, Alex Chitty, Gisela Colón, Amalie Jakobsen, and Dean Sameshima. “Traces on the Surfaces of the World” brings together six international artists whose works
Lowell Ryan Projects presents “15 Degrees of Entropy,” a solo-show by the New York-based artist Stanley Casselman. The exhibition features his most recent large-scale paintings, each a quintessential representation of his iconic abstract style of painting. The title of the show, refers
Join Craft in America for a a lively panel discussion with the filmmakers and subjects of the film Meltdown with artist Lynn Davis, scientist Anthony Leiserowitz, Ph.D., director/producer/writer Fredric Golding, executive producer Mike Tollin, and director of photography Sidney Lubitsch, who
In the West Adams area, Thinkspace Projects presents two brand new solo exhibitions. In Gallery I, “What Is and what is not,” by Giorgiko will be on view. This husband and wife duo incorporate the etymological root of the word apcalypse, the
Tune in to an online opening for “Only a Few Yards Away,” presented by Beyond Baroque. The event will include a reading and conversation with the artists. The virtual exhibit features photography by Holaday Mason, paintings by Celeste Goyer, with wall
