Rele Gallery Los Angeles presents “Life After Life,” the debut solo exhibition by emerging contemporary Nigerian artist Ameh Egwuh, running from April 10 to May 8, 2021. Drawing its title from psychiatrist Raymond Moody’s 1975 book Life After Life, the exhibition explores the
David Kordansky Gallery is pleased to invite you to a virtual conversation with artists Tobias Pils and Michael Williams in conjunction with Pils’s solo presentation at the Frieze New York 2021 Edition of Frieze Viewing Room. The conversation will take place on Thursday, May 6 at
Blum & Poe presents “Sacrificial Love,” an exhibition of new paintings and a bronze sculpture by Copenhagen-based artist Alexander Tovborg. This marks Tovborg’s third solo presentation with Blum & Poe. In his paintings, drawings, sculptures, and performances, Tovborg approaches spirituality and
Hive Gallery and Studios hosts an all day event from 1-10pm on April 3, to celebrate 16 years. In addition to “BEST OF THE HIVE,” "Healing Honey, “Hive Family Reunion,” featured artists include Jamie Wells, Cynda Valle, and Chil Mott. Email the gallery
David Kordansky Gallery premieres three new exhibitions. “Skunk Grove” debuts its first exhibition of new paintings by Lucy Bull, Recent Sculpture by Fred Eversley, along with “Tom of Finland: Pen and Ink 1965 – 1989.” Lucy Bull’s paintings are visceral works that appeal directly to
François Ghebaly is proud to announce Meriem Bennani’s “Guided Tour of a Spill,” the artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. The exhibition opens on March 6, 2021...in-person viewing is available by appointment. Meriem Bennani, Still from Guided Tour of a
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,
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
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
