Luis de Jesus Los Angeles debuts three exhibitions - “JOHN BROOKS: Thinking About Danger,” “Men Play Games,” by Pacifico Silano. and Jonathan VanDyke’s “How to Operate in a Green Room.” The gallery will host an opening art party on Saturday, July 23, 2022
Enjoy an opening art party at TAG Gallery to celebrate the art of Eran Barnea, Eugene Huffman, Sunhee Joo, and Judy Zimber. The artist reception takes place on September 3, 2022 from 5-8pm. Remember to check with the gallery for up-to-date covid
LACMA offers some fabulous exhibitions that run into 2022. Be sure to pop in over the holiday, or in January to catch some of these that we have spotlighted. Each exhibition has a different closing date, so be sure to check
Join Iris Project at the The Douglas, a lovely restaurant in Echo Park on September 18, 2022, from 4pm - 6pm for beer, bird bites and conversation with artist Bob Dilworth. All are welcome - sadly they do not allow our
William Turner Gallery debuts two concurrent solo exhibitions showing works by Simon Birch and Lawrence Gipe. A reception was held on August 6, 2022 for both exhibitions. They will remain on view through September 17, 2022. Remember to check with the
The Arroyo Arts Collective Annual Discovery Tour is back! Presented by the Arroyo Arts Collective (AAC) in conjunction with Avenue 50, the Highland Park event takes place on Saturday, September 17, 2022, 10am–4pm. As always, the tour is a one-day chance
Los Angeles Art Association presents a group exhibition titled “Gossamer,” an all-media investigation of transparency, delicacy and translucence presentation in contemporary art. “Gossamer” is juried by Cynthia Penna, Also opening...additional solo exhibitions by Gail Glikmann, Chad Horn, and Nathalie Tierce. All
Honor Fraser is pleased to present “BESTEST EVER!,” a solo exhibition of new paintings, sculptures, and a large-scale Cosmic Cavern by the Los Angeles-based artist, Kenny Scharf. If you missed the opening reception, be sure to visit the gallery to see
Corey Helford Gallery (CHG) offers new exhibitions - “Painting Over the Cracks,” by London-based multimedia artist D*Face, and “All Signs Point to No,” by Chicago-based artist Travis Lampe. The gallery hosted an opening art party on August 6, 2022, but you have a chance
Praz-Delavallade Los Angeles presents two new exhibitions - “Fear of Collapse,” a solo exhibition by Sepand Danesh (b. 1984, Tehran, Iran), and Two “Proposals Toward the Formation of a New Art School” by Dan Levenson. Both shows opened on August 6,
