Mash Gallery presents a solo exhibition titled “After the Rain” by Marko Gavrilovic. The gallery hosted an opening reception on July 10, 2021. Contact tthe gallery to view the exhibition. “After the Rain” is both metaphorical and literal, as Gavrilovic hints
Wilding Can Gallery premieres “Proximity,” a group show about collage, re-contextualizing, and coming together. Co-curated by Lindsay Preston Zappas, the exhibition runs through July 31, 2021. Artists include: Marwa Abdul-Rahman, Vikky Alexander, Yevgeniya Baras, Louis Cameron, Justin Chance, Chris Cran, Todd
Simchowitz Gallery is pleased to present “Recreational Behavior,” an exhibition of new work by Brian Lotti. This is the artist’s first presentation with the gallery. An opening reception was held on July 10, 2021. The exhibition will remain on view through
“I Am Not This Body” opens at Tyler Park presents. The group show is curated by Juliana Paciulli and Evan Whale and will remain on view through July 31, 2021. Barbara Ess, Electrocute [Border Series], 2010 , Archival pigment print,
TAG Gallery hosts an opening reception for several new exhibitions…David Klein “A Beautiful Chaos,” Karen Hochman Brown “Passing Through,” Emil Rutenberg “A Movement Series,” and Tom Wheeler “Late Exposure.” The artist reception takes place on June 10, 2021, from 1-7pm. On
Peripheral Space is pleased to present “Meet You at the Garden Gate,” a group exhibition curated by Katie Hector and Adam Sabolick which features the work of Christian Franzen, Kim Garcia, Michael Harnish, Lauren Luloff, Sangram Majum dar, Dustin Metz, JD
Los Angeles Art Association is proud to present a group show titled “Geographics,” along with solo exhibitions by Elizabeth Bain, Annie Clavel and Teresa Lakier. There was an opening on June 26 at Gallery 825. "Geographics" is an all-media exploration of the earth's surface; including earth science and
At Bergamot Station...bG Gallery (A2) offers a special limited-time exhibition from Los Angeles-based multidisciplinary artist Frank Paletta. Paletta is a spinal cord injury survivor and ambulatory paraplegic. His works in oil contemplate the complexities of learning to live wholly within the
Tanya Bonakdar Gallery Los Angeles celebrates the art of Lisa Williamson. Visitors can make an appointment, but walk-ins are welcome - please check the website for gallery hours. Lisa Williamson, Crosscut, 2018 Interested in language and its inevitable abstraction,
George Billis Gallery is pleased to present “Proof of Life (Part 2),” the gallery’s third solo exhibition of paintings by Southern California realist painter, Francis Di Fronzo. This new body of work continues Di Fronzo’s contemplation of the American West. ‘Proof of Life'
