Make Room hosted an opening reception for “Things Seen,” a group show on February 4, 2023. The group exhibition features the art of David Abbott, Taylor Ervin, Will Gabaldón, Rema Ghuloum, Errol Sawyer, Peter Shear, and Yoab Vera. The public can
Baert Gallery presents “20 Atmospheres,” Adam Tylicki’s (b.1986, New York, NY) second solo presentation with the gallery. An opening reception was held on Saturday, February 4, 2023. The exhibition will run through March 18, 2023. Originating from the artists’ studio to
Jack Rutberg Fine Arts opened a new gallery in Pasadena. I want to encourage our readers to stop in to see the new space. Longtime gallerist Jack Rutberg has a penchant for curating exquisite exhibitions. Pasadena is home to many incredible art institutions
At Anat Ebgi’s Fountain Avenue Gallery Joshua Petker's largest compositions to date, “Tambourine” unleashes scenes of social merriment and dionysian debauchery. This is the artist’s second solo exhibition with the gallery. An opening art party was held on January 28, 2023,
KP Projects threw an opening art p arty on February 11, 2023 to celebrate a solo exhibition titled “Pleasing Sorrow” by Samantha Harrison. Not to fret, if you missed it, you can view the exhibition through March 11, 2023. Image:
18th Street Arts Center (Airport Campus) hosted an opening art party and celebration along with an art talk for “Dear Future,” by Ranu Mukherjee on October 8, 2022. Not to worry if you missed the opening, the exhibition will remain on
An opening art party was held on January 28, 2023, at Corey Helford Gallery (CHG) to celebrate new exhibitions - the ninth annual Art Collector Starter Kit group show (ACSK IX), and “While We Wait,” by Toronto-based artist Richard Ahnert. Not
In Chinatown... Tierra del Sol Gallery presents “Tonmoy Khan: Everything,”Khan’s first solo exhibition. An opening art party was held on Saturday, January 14, 2023, and the public can view the show through March 4, 2023. Tonmoy Khan, Things on an Apple
François Ghebaly opens a new Los Angeles location with its inaugural show/intervention by L.A. artist Patrick Jackson titled “Liquid Clay.” The grand opening celebration took place on February 4, 2023. Artwork byPatrick Jackson Jackson’s work investigates invisible labor and
Wilding Cran Gallery hosts an opening art party for “Chronicle,” by Fran Siegel curated by jill moniz of Transformative Arts, and In the Shadow, an exhibition of new works by Elizabeth Malaska. The opening reception took place on Saturday, January 14,
