Billis Williams Gallery (formerly GBGLA) presents "Christopher Murphy: Tangle,” the gallery’s first solo exhibition of paintings by the Los Angeles-based artist. Murphy’s oil paintings are a meditation on life during the last several complicated years. The exhibition opened on January 7,
LAUNCH Gallery celebrated the opening of “Re•iterate” on Saturday, January 21, 2023. The group exhibition features the work of artists Raghubir Kintisch, Monica Wyatt and Heitzman, and runs through February 18, 2023. Curated by Lorraine Heitzman, the three artists in Re•iterate
Apparently Mash Gallery's closing art party for "Field of Innocence” has turned into a FRIEZE-ing in LA Art Party. Neverthe less...it still sounds fun. The group exhibition curated by contemporary artist and Mash Gallery founder Haleh Mashian. The Mash-Up Art Night,
Sebastian Gladstone debuts “Wicked City,” the first US solo exhibition of London-based Japanese artist Motoko Ishibashi. The exhibition opened on January 7, 2023 at the Hollywood gallery, and will run through February 11, 2023. Motoko Ishibashi, BBB_4, 2022, acrylic on canvas,
Downtown...on Chung King Road...Charlie James Gallery debute a second solo show with Maryland-based self-taught artist Glenn Hardy Jr. titled “Who Am I If I Don’t Represent?” The exhibition opened to the public on January 14 2023, and will run through February
Open Mind Art Space will hold a closing reception for “THE SPACE BETWEEN” on February 11, 2023 from 5-8pm. The solo exhibition features digitally recombined photographs and videos by Los Angeles-based artist, David Orr. Artist David Orr begins his process by
Lowell Ryan Projects presents “Miss Americhka,” a solo exhibition by Molly Surazhsky. An opening art party was held on January 7, 2023. The public can view the show thru February 11, 2023. Artwork by Molly Surazhsky; courtesy of the gallery;
Marc Selwyn Fine Art hosts an art talk on February 5, 2023 at 4pm. The conversation will focus on the gallery’s current exhibition “Jay DeFeo: Into Other Worlds,” between curator Helen Molesworth and art critic David Pagel. An RSVP is required
Stop into François Ghebaly Gallery for the closing of two exhibitions on February 4, 2023. The exhibitions include: “Hoof on Bone” by Jessie Makinson, and “CAYMAN TEARS” by Bony Ramirez. Artwork by Jessie Makinson Find out more about the
Downtown…Stop by the another gallery at the Bendix Building. Tiger Strikes Asteroid Los Angeles (TSALA) debuts “Double-body,” collage drawings and a new performance by Cindy Rehm. The gallery hosted a reception on Saturday January 14, 2023. The exhibition will be on
