On December 11, 2021, the William Turner Gallery hosts an opening of “FLASHBACKS,” a grouping of new works by Greg Miller. The actual opening reception takes place from 4-7pm, but the gallery will be open at noon during Bergamot Station’s Winter Holiday
Los Angeles Art Association (LAAA) presents its annual group show - “2021 OPEN SHOW.” An opening reception was held at Gallery 825 on December 11, 2021, but you can view the exhibit through January 7, 2022. The gallery will then be
The Dortort Center for Creativity in the Arts at UCLA Hillel presents its Fall art opening featuring four solo shows by Merissa Mann, L. Aviva Diamond, Robin Comanor. There was a public reception and art party on Thursday October 21, 2021...but
LA Artcore presents Hand in Hand, a solo exhibit of nine paintings on view at LA Artcore’s Little Tokyo’s gallery space by artist Osamu Kobayashi. There will be a special artist reception on December 11, 2021, from 4-6pm. On view: November 13
In celebration of the winter holidays, Bergamot Station is pleased to present a Winter Holiday Open House and Gift Market. The event takes place on Saturday, December 11, 2021. The galleries at Bergamot Station will have tables of small artworks and
In Santa Monica…At Bergamot Station, join bG Gallery on Sunday, December 5, 2021 from 2-4pm for yarn bombing. This event takes place in conjunction with Ellen Schinderman's solo exhibition “What I Did Last Summer" exhibit! Even non-stitchers can participate! Outdoors, family-friendly,
Los Angeles Art Association is proud to present 4 solo exhibitions by Megan Frances, Erin Kono, Linda Stelling and Darlyn Susan Yee. Artwork by Megan Frances All exhibits launch with a full-day opening reception at Gallery 825 on October
On November 20 at 11:00am, the Los Angeles Art Association hosts an art talk in conjunction with 4 solo exhibitions currently on view by Megan Frances, Erin Kono, Linda Stelling and Darlyn Susan Yee. RSVP and vaccination proof required. CLICK HERE to RSVP.
Keystone Art Space debuts a new solo exhibition titled “You Are (Not) Here” by Michelle Robinson. Combining both traditional and technological methods of making, the exhibition is a collection of photographs and miniatures that explores domestic space as the realm of
Meet the artist, Amanda Maciel Antunes, at the closing reception for her solo show, "Ithaca," at Luna Anais Gallery. Ithaca responds to Homer's Odyssey with Antunes’ vision of the epic's destination as a matriarchal place. Commissioned by Luna Anaïs Gallery, the
