Skidmore Contemporary Gallery is open by appointment. So take a look at the website, and enjoy a virtual art party with a glass of wine, online at Skidmore Contemporary Art (BergamotStation, 2525 Michigan Avenue, B-4, Santa Monica, 90404). Call 310-828-5070 for
Here is another chance to partake in a Virtual Art Party...Stay home, open a bottle of wine, and browse online the artists from Skidmore Contemporary Art (BergamotStation, 2525 Michigan Avenue, B-4, Santa Monica, 90404). An engaging group exhibition featuring New Works
Welcome to LAArtParty's new format - Every other week, we will NOW list all events on this PAGE. Look for our FIRST Half list of ALL events and our LAST HALF list of ALL events (coming soon). ============================== January 3, 2020:
Skidmore Contemporary Art celebrates 2020 with an ongoing revolving exhibition featuring New Works by Gallery Artists. Visit the gallery Tuesday thru Sunday from 9-5pm. Artists include: Jhina Alvarado, Karen Appleton, David Ashwell, Alexandra Averbach, Jennifer Bain, Richard Baker, Jim Bandsuh. Melissa Chandon,
Skidmore Contemporary Art presents two new exhibitions..."Vanishing America," features the art of Emile Dillon, and "Desert Garden" spotlights the paintings of Brighton Smith. Emile Dillon, Dunkin Donuts, Acrylic on canvas, 36" x 48" 2019 Emile grew up in New Jersey in
Stop into Skidmore Contemporary Art to celebrate artists Jaime Guerrero and Bradley Hankey. ' "Contemporary Relics: A Tribute to the Makers," a solo exhibition featuring the sculpture of Jaime Guerrero is part of the Getty Museum's innitiative - Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA. The work Idolos ("Idols") is a celebration of
This is our final update for July - remember to check the Upcoming Events Page for all of our Summer Music listings...August events will be posted by July 31, 2019. July 1 – 31, 2019: Celebrate ten years of the Kamikaze
Skidmore Contemporary Art is proud to present new exhibitions..."Poolside," by Doug Shoemaker, "Vanishing America," featuring the art of Emile Dillon. Doug Shoemaker was once told by the East Coast watercolor painter Howard Etter to "draw what [he saw]." And over his decades-long career as
"January Daydreams of Summer" opened January 10, at Skidmore Contemporary. The group exhibit is a farewell send-off to the summer. Artists include Mark Allen, Emile Dillon, Daryl Gortner, Eric Nash, Brighton Smith, Mike Soltis, and Tracey Sylvester Harris. See image:
There is an incredible amount of art events tonight...so head out early and let me know how many you hit...Mama is gonna get out there and see how many I can hit. In Venice...The work of George Koll (1941-2013) - hilarious,
