Still time to catch Studio Matter’s current exhibition “WOMEN MATTER,” which runs through November 29, 2020. The group exhibition spotlights the artwork of local female artists from various ages, ethnicities and backgrounds. There will be limited seating at the gallery* or
The City of Beverly Hills in collaboration with TZ Projects and the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts present an art installation created by artist Torie Zalben and producer Liana Weston alongside Surface Productions. “Visions in Light: Windows on The
Craig Krull Gallery hosted an open house to celebrate the art of Ned Evans and Ann Chamberlib on October 17, 2020. The exhibition will remain on view thru November 28, 2020. Ned Evans, COCHI, 2020, acrylic and mixed media on
Track 16 presents Los Angeles-based artist Camilla Taylor in her solo exhibition, “Your Words in My Mouth.” The show runs through October 17 and is open by appointment. Presenting a new body of work, the show includes sculpture using a variety
The Craft in America Center presents an art talk with John Luebtow in conjunction with its current exhibition - “Democracy 2020: Craft & the Election.” Luebtow will discuss his life & work, as well as his dynamic and innovative career history.
William Turner Gallery hosts an in-person exhibition by Mark Steven Greenfield on Saturday, September 19 from 11am-7pm for an all-day, open house viewing of the exhibition. Appointments are not necessary for this all day event. Social distancing guidelines will be strictly
Jeffrey Deitch Los Angeles Gallery presents “MOODZ,” featuring the art of Kenny Scharf. The solo exhibition will spotlight two hundred-fifty of Scharf’s circular paintings of faces, every one of them different. He has been working on this project for months, painting
George Billis Gallery celebrated the art of Wes Hempel, and Stephen Wright on October 17, 2020. You can visit the gallery (by appointment) to see the show thru November 14, 2020. f you are interested in viewing the art in person,
Award-winning photographer Osceola Refetoff is newly represented by Von Lintel Gallery in downtown LA. Their first project together is the solo exhibition “Kinematic Exposures,” featuring Refetoff’s previously unseen “in camera” pinhole camera works. The show opened on September 12, 2020 and
Regen Projects is pleased to announce Pacific “Ocean Pop,” an exhibition of new drawings and collages by Raymond Pettibon. This presentation marks Pettibon’s eleventh solo show at Regen Projects since he joined the gallery in 1993. Raymond Pettibon Pettibon’s
