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On View Now: Kohn Gallery, Maria Berrio
On View Now: Kohn Gallery, Maria Berrio

On View Now: Kohn Gallery, Maria Berrio

2019-05-27T19:10:53+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: 2019. youth, Art, art events, art openings, art parties, art party, artist receptions art receptions, artists, arts and entertainment listings, arts and entertainments, beauty, Berrio's paintings, Bogotá, Colombia, countries, countryside, diversity of cultures, first solo exhibition, free event listings, immigrant identity, intercultural connectivity, June 1, Kohn Gallery, la art openings, LA Art Parties, LA Art Party, La Arts, LA Arts events, los angeles, mixed-media, New York-based artist Maria Berrio, opening, painters, photographers|

Kohn Gallery is pleased to announce the first solo exhibition in Los Angeles by New York-based artist Maria Berrio, opening on June 1, 2019. Inspired by her youth in the countryside of Bogotá, Colombia, Berrio's paintings explore the experience of immigrant

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On View Now: Kohn Gallery, Maria Berrio
On View Now: Kohn Gallery, Maria Berrio

On View Now: Kohn Gallery, Maria Berrio

2019-05-27T19:10:53+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: 2019. youth, Art, art events, art openings, art parties, art party, artist receptions art receptions, artists, arts and entertainment listings, arts and entertainments, beauty, Berrio's paintings, Bogotá, Colombia, countries, countryside, diversity of cultures, first solo exhibition, free event listings, immigrant identity, intercultural connectivity, June 1, Kohn Gallery, la art openings, LA Art Parties, LA Art Party, La Arts, LA Arts events, los angeles, mixed-media, New York-based artist Maria Berrio, opening, painters, photographers|

Kohn Gallery is pleased to announce the first solo exhibition in Los Angeles by New York-based artist Maria Berrio, opening on June 1, 2019. Inspired by her youth in the countryside of Bogotá, Colombia, Berrio's paintings explore the experience of immigrant

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On View thru September 8, 2019: sp[a]ce gallery at Ayzenberg, “ROBOT REMIX”
On View thru September 8, 2019: sp[a]ce gallery at Ayzenberg, “ROBOT REMIX”

On View thru September 8, 2019: sp[a]ce gallery at Ayzenberg, “ROBOT REMIX”

2022-11-21T20:33:58+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: XR, art openings, art parties, art receptions, Artist receptions, Arts, bootleg toys, DKE Toys, Dov Kelemer, Gloomy Eyes, Kaji Fury, LA Art Parties, LA Art Party, La Arts, la events, Limited Edition Art Toys, Los Angeles , Mark Todd, May 4 2019, Milo Talwani, openings, Painting, Paisley Smith, Paisley Smith Milo Talwani, Pasadena, ROBOT REMIX, Sculpture, space gallery at Ayzenberg, VR Cinema, Your Hands are Feet|

sp[a]ce gallery at Ayzenberg hosts its seventh exhibition, "ROBOT REMIX." Curated by Mark Todd, Dov Kelemer / DKE Toys, Paisley Smith and Milo Talwani, this will be a diverse mix of mediums, bringing together XR, Limited Edition Art Toys, and an

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May 30, & June 1, 2019: dnj Gallery, New Events
May 30, & June 1, 2019: dnj Gallery, New Events

May 30, & June 1, 2019: dnj Gallery, New Events

2019-04-13T05:32:05+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: absurd and silly, art openings, art parties, art receptions, Artist receptions, Arts, Catherine Asanov, colors, concepts and beliefs, Corey Grayhorse, Development, dnj gallery, Ellen Cantor, fashion and advertising photographer, LA Art Parties, LA Art Party, La Arts, la events, light, los angeles, made up reality, May 18 2019, memory, Ocean Park Boulevard, openings, photography, pop culture, Santa Monica, set design, shape, strength and power of women, Suda House, suffering and hardships, texture, time|

dnj Gallery hosts several upcoming events: Thursday, May 30th at 7:30pm: Private screening of "Period. End of Sentence" (followed with a panel moderated by dnj Gallery artist, Suda House); Saturday, June 1st, 11am - 3pm, Jewelry by Danielle Moosbrugger;It's current exhibitions "Development"

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On View Now: Craig Krull Gallery, Chrissy Anglike, Kelly Berg and Rachel Rosenthal
On View Now: Craig Krull Gallery, Chrissy Anglike, Kelly Berg and Rachel Rosenthal

On View Now: Craig Krull Gallery, Chrissy Anglike, Kelly Berg and Rachel Rosenthal

2019-05-31T06:29:49+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: 2019, Art, art events, art openings, art party, artists, arts and entertainment listings, arts and entertainments, Chrissy Anglike, Craig Krull Gallery, free event listings, June 1, Kelly Berg, la art openings, LA Art Parties, LA Art Party, La Arts, LA Arts events, los angeles, mixed-media, painters, photographers, Rachel Rosenthal, Stanley William Hayter, The Donkey Mill Art Center in Holualoa|

Craig Krull Gallery celebrates three solo exhibitions by Chrissy Anglike, Kelly Berg and Rachel Rosenthal.Image (right) Chrissy Angliker, Big Dip, 2019, acrylic on canvas, 48 x 60"Here is some info provided by the gallery:Whether they are submerged in pools of luscious

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On View Now: Chimento Contemporary, Lanier Laney, Terry Sweeney
On View Now: Chimento Contemporary, Lanier Laney, Terry Sweeney

On View Now: Chimento Contemporary, Lanier Laney, Terry Sweeney

2019-05-30T16:13:53+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: 2019, an important exhibition with artist duo Lanier Laney and Terry Sweeney. The Stonewall Four Horsemen Of The Apocalypse honors the multi-ethnic, art events, art openings, art party, artists, arts and entertainment listings, arts and entertainments, CHIMENTO CONTEMPORARY, free event listings, gender non-conforming heroes of the Stonewall uprising on its 50th anniversary, historic Stonewall riots, June 1, la art openings, LA Art Parties, LA Art Party, La Arts, LA Arts events, LGBTQ+ Pride month, los angeles, mixed-media, New York City, New York Times, opening, painters, photographers, The Stonewall Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse|

Chimento Contemporary presents "The Stonewall Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse," an important exhibition with artist duo Lanier Laney and Terry Sweeney. "The Stonewall Four Horsemen Of The Apocalypse" honors the multi-ethnic, gender non-conforming heroes of the Stonewall uprising on its 50th

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On View Now: dnj Gallery, “Development”
On View Now: dnj Gallery, “Development”

On View Now: dnj Gallery, “Development”

2019-04-13T05:32:05+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: absurd and silly, art openings, art parties, art receptions, Artist receptions, Arts, Catherine Asanov, colors, concepts and beliefs, Corey Grayhorse, Development, dnj gallery, Ellen Cantor, fashion and advertising photographer, LA Art Parties, LA Art Party, La Arts, la events, light, los angeles, made up reality, May 18 2019, memory, Ocean Park Boulevard, openings, photography, pop culture, Santa Monica, set design, shape, strength and power of women, Suda House, suffering and hardships, texture, time|

dnj Gallery celebrates a new exhibition titled "Development," presenting work by artists: Catherine Asanov, Ellen Cantor, Corey Grayhorse and Suda House. In keeping with dnj Gallery's commitment to showing photography that emphasizes concepts and beliefs and the evolution of the photographer's artwork,

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June 2019 (Last Half): Additional Art Parties/Events
June 2019 (Last Half): Additional Art Parties/Events

June 2019 (Last Half): Additional Art Parties/Events

2023-01-14T16:39:34+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: The UCLA Department of Art graduate students studios , blend of abstraction and text, CLIFF BENJAMIN, legendary assemblage artist Betye Saar, Morán Moran, 1019 West and Beacon Arts Complex, 27 Miles: Abstract Truth, a group exhibition. Artists include: Staci Cross, Adrienne Adar, Alexander Gramm, Alexandra Grant, All of the Above, Andreana Stoanova, Andree B. Carter, Andrew Weiss Collection, Angelique Antoniou, Ann Chamberlin, Antoine Guilbaud, art events, art openings, art receptions, Artist receptions, artists, assemblage sculptures, Barbara Romain, Barbara Stauffacher Solomon, Ben Junta, Bergamot Station, Beverly Hills, BG Gallery, Bibi Davidson, Blair Kurtz, Blue Boy, Blum and Poe, Born to Love, Brian Biedul, Bryn Williams, Building Bridges Exchange, Castelli Art Space, Christine Lee Smith, Christine Rasmussen, Christopher, Christopher Jun, Cindy Kane, City of West Hollywood, Claudio Luchina, CONVERGE, Craig Demanat, Craig Krull Gallery, Crystal Michaelson, Culver City, Curt Lemieux, dance performances, Daniel Leighton, Daniela Schweitzer, Deb Adams-Welles, Debra Vodhanel, Downtown, DTLA, Edgar Perez Peña, Edwards Lowell Gallery, Elena Jacobson, Emil Rutenberg, Equilibrium, Ernest Steiner, ERRO, Eugene Vishnevsky, Faina Kumpan, figurative, fine artists, Florian Maier Aichen, Flower Fest, food, Gabba Gallery , Gabriel Sanchez, GAY Pride parade, Gay Pride week, George Herms, glass sculptures, Gloria Delson Contemporary Arts, Guillermo Kuitca, Hall of Mirrors, Hauser and Wirth Los Angeles, Helms Design Center for Womens Mixed Media Arts, Hernan Diaz Alonso , Hollywood Sculpture Garden, Honor Fraser, ICA LA, Inglewood, installation using solar energy, Institute of Contemporary Art, Iskar, Jackson Casady, Janet Milhomme, Janine Brown, Jason Ostro, Jaune and Slinkachu Trash Talk, Jeanne Dunn, Jeff Iorillo, Jenny Eisenpresser, Jeremy Novy, JIN SHAN, John Waiblinger, Johnny Naked, Jonathan Bickart, Jorg Van Daele, Julienne Johnson, Kaoru Mansour, Karen Hansen, Kate O'Connor, Kayla Cloonan, Ken Weingart, Kerrie Smith, Keystone Art Gallery, Kiley Ames, Kim Marra, Kimberly Merrill, Kindle, Kunie Sugiura, LA Art Parties, LA Art Party, la events, Larry Brownstein, Laura Karetzky, Laura Lasworth, LAXART, Lena Moross, LGBT experience, Lincoln Heights, Linda Stelling, Living in a Light Bulb, Llama DAttore, Long Beach, Long Beach C Gallery on Broadway, Lora Schlesinger Gallery, Lorraine Bubar, Los Angeles , Los Angeles Art Association, Lowell Ryan Projects, Lucas Blalock, Marcus Thesing, Marilyn Lowey, Marilyn Monroe, Mark Stock, Marla Fields, Marwa Abdul Rahman, Masaomi Yasunaga, Mati Russo, Maureen Haldeman, Michael Massenburg, Michael Moon, Michael Ochinero, Michael Viglietta, Michael Weitzman, Mika Revell, Mike Collins, Morley, Murphy, musicians, Nadezhda, Nagisa Kamae, Night Gallery, Noah Scott, Nonaka Hill, ONE HUNDRED, Osceola Refetoff, Out There, Over the Influence, painter, paintings, Pasacaline Doucindahlke, Paul Heyer, Perrotin, Phil Tarley, Pico Block Party, Ralph Allen Massey, Rampart District, Raymond Saunders, Regen Moss, Relax into the Invisible, renowned Argentine artist Analia Saban, Revealing Matter, Richard S. Chow, Richelle Gribble, Roben Zaghian, Robert Toll, Robyn Alatorre, Rolf Young, ROSEGALLERY, SameSource, Santa Monica , Sarah Lucas: Au Naturel, SCI-ARC, Scott A. Trimble, sculptures for peace, Sean Mahan Translucent Vision, Shannon Lee, Shelby Harris, Shelley Heffler, Sinan Revell, Skidmore Contemporary Art , Sophocles play Antigone, Sound Safari collection, Southern California Institute of Architecture, Starr Hathaway, Stephen Neidich, Stephen Schubert, Steven Fujimoto, Stuart Sperling, Studio Matter Gallery, Supergraphics, Susan Amorde, Susan Feldman, Susan Spector, Sylvia H. Goulden, taci Cross, Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, Tanya Wolf Ragir, television director Norman Buckley, Tempe Hale, Terence Koh, The Davyd Whaley Foundation, the Hammer Museum, The Institute of Contemporary Art, Theodosia Marchant, Theresa Paden, Thinkspace Projects, Three Cities Social, Timothy Shea-Smith, Tina Frugoli, to the 1019 West & Beacon Arts Complex for the opening of CONVERGE, Toni Reinis, Tony Lewis, Transit Dances III by Donna Sternberg and Dancers, Tree Stokes, UCLA Department of Art, UCLA Margo Leavin Graduate Art Studios, UCLA New Wight Gallery, UCPLA Washington Reid Gallery, undergraduate senior students, Venice Art Crawl, Victoria Fu, Vielmetter Los Angeles, Walter Mazzarella, WeHo Bistro, West Hollywood , Western Project, Wilding Cran Galler, women artists, Women MMA, works on paper, youth workshops|

Here are some updates for the coming weekend and beyond....there are lots more art parties coming the following week. We will post an update by June 19, 2019; In the meantime, if you are headed to Art Basel in Switzerland this

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June 2019: Additional Art Parties/Events
June 2019: Additional Art Parties/Events

June 2019: Additional Art Parties/Events

2022-12-29T04:09:01+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: The UCLA Department of Art graduate students studios , blend of abstraction and text, CLIFF BENJAMIN, legendary assemblage artist Betye Saar, Morán Moran, 1019 West and Beacon Arts Complex, 27 Miles: Abstract Truth, Adrienne Adar, Alexander Gramm, Alexandra Grant, All of the Above, Andreana Stoanova, Andree B. Carter, Andrew Weiss Collection, Angelique Antoniou, Ann Chamberlin, Antoine Guilbaud, art events, art openings, art receptions, Artist receptions, artists, assemblage sculptures, Barbara Romain, Barbara Stauffacher Solomon, Ben Junta, Bergamot Station, Beverly Hills, BG Gallery, Bibi Davidson, Blair Kurtz, Blue Boy, Blum and Poe, Born to Love, Brian Biedul, Bryn Williams, Building Bridges Exchange, Castelli Art Space, Christine Lee Smith, Christine Rasmussen, Christopher, Christopher Jun, Cindy Kane, City of West Hollywood, Claudio Luchina, CONVERGE, Craig Demanat, Craig Krull Gallery, Crystal Michaelson, Culver City, Curt Lemieux, dance performances, Daniel Leighton, Daniela Schweitzer, Deb Adams-Welles, Debra Vodhanel, Downtown, DTLA, Edgar Perez Peña, Edwards Lowell Gallery, Elena Jacobson, Emil Rutenberg, Equilibrium, Ernest Steiner, ERRO, Eugene Vishnevsky, Faina Kumpan, figurative, fine artists, Florian Maier Aichen, Flower Fest, food, Gabba Gallery , Gabriel Sanchez, GAY Pride parade, Gay Pride week, George Herms, glass sculptures, Gloria Delson Contemporary Arts, Guillermo Kuitca, Hall of Mirrors, Hauser and Wirth Los Angeles, Helms Design Center for Womens Mixed Media Arts, Hernan Diaz Alonso , Hollywood Sculpture Garden, Honor Fraser, ICA LA, Inglewood, installation using solar energy, Institute of Contemporary Art, Iskar, Jackson Casady, Janet Milhomme, Janine Brown, Jason Ostro, Jaune and Slinkachu Trash Talk, Jeanne Dunn, Jeff Iorillo, Jenny Eisenpresser, Jeremy Novy, JIN SHAN, John Waiblinger, Johnny Naked, Jonathan Bickart, Jorg Van Daele, Julienne Johnson, Kaoru Mansour, Karen Hansen, Kate O'Connor, Kayla Cloonan, Ken Weingart, Kerrie Smith, Keystone Art Gallery, Kiley Ames, Kim Marra, Kimberly Merrill, Kindle, Kunie Sugiura, LA Art Parties, LA Art Party, la events, Larry Brownstein, Laura Karetzky, Laura Lasworth, LAXART, Lena Moross, LGBT experience, Lincoln Heights, Linda Stelling, Living in a Light Bulb, Llama DAttore, Long Beach, Long Beach C Gallery on Broadway, Lora Schlesinger Gallery, Lorraine Bubar, Los Angeles , Los Angeles Art Association, Lowell Ryan Projects, Lucas Blalock, Marcus Thesing, Marilyn Lowey, Marilyn Monroe, Mark Stock, Marla Fields, Marwa Abdul Rahman, Masaomi Yasunaga, Mati Russo, Maureen Haldeman, Michael Massenburg, Michael Moon, Michael Ochinero, Michael Viglietta, Michael Weitzman, Mika Revell, Mike Collins, Morley, Murphy, musicians, Nadezhda, Nagisa Kamae, Night Gallery, Noah Scott, Nonaka Hill, ONE HUNDRED, Osceola Refetoff, Out There, Over the Influence, painter, paintings, Pasacaline Doucindahlke, Paul Heyer, Perrotin, Phil Tarley, Pico Block Party, Ralph Allen Massey, Rampart District, Raymond Saunders, Regen Moss, Relax into the Invisible, renowned Argentine artist Analia Saban, Revealing Matter, Richard S. Chow, Richelle Gribble, Roben Zaghian, Robert Toll, Robyn Alatorre, Rolf Young, ROSEGALLERY, SameSource, Santa Monica , Sarah Lucas: Au Naturel, SCI-ARC, Scott A. Trimble, sculptures for peace, Sean Mahan Translucent Vision, Shannon Lee, Shelby Harris, Shelley Heffler, Sinan Revell, Skidmore Contemporary Art , Sophocles play Antigone, Sound Safari collection, Southern California Institute of Architecture, Starr Hathaway, Stephen Neidich, Stephen Schubert, Steven Fujimoto, Stuart Sperling, Studio Matter Gallery, Supergraphics, Susan Amorde, Susan Feldman, Susan Spector, Sylvia H. Goulden, taci Cross, Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, Tanya Wolf Ragir, television director Norman Buckley, Tempe Hale, Terence Koh, The Davyd Whaley Foundation, the Hammer Museum, The Institute of Contemporary Art, Theodosia Marchant, Theresa Paden, Thinkspace Projects, Three Cities Social, Timothy Shea-Smith, Tina Frugoli, Toni Reinis, Tony Lewis, Transit Dances III by Donna Sternberg and Dancers, Tree Stokes, UCLA Department of Art, UCLA Margo Leavin Graduate Art Studios, UCLA New Wight Gallery, UCPLA Washington Reid Gallery, undergraduate senior students, Venice Art Crawl, Victoria Fu, Vielmetter Los Angeles, Walter Mazzarella, WeHo Bistro, West Hollywood , Western Project, Wilding Cran Galler, women artists, Women MMA, works on paper, youth workshops|

Well kids...The first Saturday of June is crazy busy! Let's not forget three events (all happening on June 1, 2019) are top ten picks...plus we have lots more below. Our staff has curated a great list. STAY TUNED, we will have

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June 20-23, 2019: LA Design Festival
June 20-23, 2019: LA Design Festival

June 20-23, 2019: LA Design Festival

2023-01-10T05:45:30+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: Design Block Party, Michael Sylvester, The LA Design Festival Awards Night and Fundraiser, younger exciting designers, Architecture Office, art events, art openings, art party, artists, arts and entertainment listings, arts and entertainments, Bend Goods, Color Experience by Dunn Edwards x Caroline Geys, curated by Meyghan Hill and Uri Davillier, Dreamland Creative Projects, Dwell on Design, Epicene Gallery, free event listings, Ghatit Studio, Haily Zaki, June 20 thru 23 2019, la art openings, LA Art Parties, LA Art Party, La Arts, LA Arts events, LA Design Festival, Los Angeles , MADWORKSHOP, mixed-media, music by dublab, Oasys, Outdoor summer lounges, OWIU, painters, photographers, pop up bookstore by Archinect, public design installations, ROW DTLA, Seedlip, Some People, Tidelli|

LA Design Festival is back for its 9th edition. It will once again be held at the ROW DTLA. The LA Design Festival will be held June 20-23, 2019. Created out of a desire to showcase up and coming talent, co-founder

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