Halloween in LA is always fun. Home to movie special effects people, make-up artists, wardrobe supervisors, etc., these creative people have access to professional tools to create out-of-this world costumes. Here is a list of Staff Picks for the Best Halloween
la BEAST gallery host a closing reception for artist Chyrum Lambert’s solo exhibition: “My Idea Is This—That The Flame, Pretending To Be A Snake— Is An Interesting Idea.”The Artist will be present between 2-4pm. Refreshments, nibbles, and music will be provided.
Lowell Ryan Projects held its second solo exhibition titled "Jackpot!” by Houston-based artist Will Bentsen. The exhibition opened on September 10, 2022, but will remain on view through October 8, 2022. Remember to check with the gallery for up-to-date covid protocols
On April 22, 2022, “Street Art Alive” officially opened to the public. The interactive installation opens at The Lume Los Angeles. The multi-sensory exhibit that transports visitors on an unforgettable journey through the streets and alleys of more than 20 iconic
François Ghebaly presents two new exhibitions…Tom Anholt’s “Moonlight,” and The Language Series,” by Channa Horwitz. All light is moonlight, it seems, in Tom Anholt’s anthology of poetic ruminations across eleven interwoven paintings. Muted fallow hues are starred with glimmers of brightness—yellow,
In the West Adams area…Lowell Ryan Projects (4851 West Adams Blvd., LA 90016) presents “They Laughed With Pleasure,” by Xavier Schipani running through April 11, 2020; Xavier Schipani, Runners, 2020; The solo exhibition is inspired by the diaries of
Update from PVAC as of March 16, 2020: Your safety and well-being are always of the highest importance to all of us at PVAC. In light of the evolving COVID-19 health crisis, the Palos Verdes Art Center campus, including galleries and
If you missed all the openings that took place at the Bendix Building (1206 Maple Ave, LA, 90015) the early part of February, you can still visit the galleries. Be sure to check the websites for hours. A group show titled
In the Los Feliz area...La Luz De Jesus Gallery (633 Hollywood Blvd., LA, 90027) hosts its annual juried group exhibition, “Everything but the Kitschen Sync” through March 29, 2020. This gigantic, no-theme show features works from some of the freshest and
As you can imagine, we have had many cancellations for gallery openings. If you would like to visit galleries at Bergamot Station, be sure to CALL prior to visiting. Skidmore Contemporary Art is open by appointment ONLY - We encourage you
