On Thursday, April 1, 2021, please join TAG Gallery online for an Artist Walkthrough with TAG artist Eugene Huffman. The zoom walkthrough begins at 7:00pm. CLICK HERE to sign up for the FREE event. Fill out/add to car the free “purchase,”
The iconic Hollywood Roosevelt and its Drive-In Theatre continues thru March 2021. Book your spot now for the Movie Series! VIP, Preferred and General Parking spots available. All guests will receive complimentary popcorn! Food is available for purchase (from the menu
Cinelounge Drive-In movies screenings continue thru March 2021. New movies have been added to an already great list of films. Upcoming screenings include: Nomadland, Minari, Happily, the Boonies, and more. Past movies have included My Salinger Year, The Trial of the
On March 13, 2021, join Shockboxx hosted a virtual opening to celebrate a group exhibition. “Thick” is a juried show featuring works from international artists. The Zoom reception has already taken place, however, the exhibition can be viewed by contacting the
A new Los Angeles gallery opens its doors in the midst of social upheaval and a worldwide pandemic. Rele Gallery, one of Africa’s foremost galleries of contemporary art based in Lagos, Nigeria, opens its first international space in Los Angeles, CA
Live from March 25 to March 27, and featuring 100 galleries from 25 countries and territories, OVR: Pioneers will be dedicated to artists who have broken new grounds for example aesthetically, conceptually, or socio-politically. Participating galleries will present tightly curated solo
1301PE presents “Predator Swamping,” by Petra Cortright. This new body of work was inspired by the precarious months of 2020, and can be viewed by appointment. Petra Cortright, absence of malice Alabama coastal shrubs_atari, digital painting on belgian linen, 2021
Thinkspace Projects celebrates Nigerian-born multidisciplinary artist Ken Nwadiogbu’s first solo exhibition in the United States. ‘UBUNTU’ is an ideology of humanity, often translated as "I am because we are.” In twenty new hyperrealist works, Nwadiogbu investigates representation through a focal-point of eyes as
Charlie James Gallery presents “The Bronx Comes to LA,” a two-person show celebrating the artistic partnership (spanning over 40 years) of seminal New York artists John Ahearn and Rigoberto Torres. Viewing is by appointment only - see below. John Ahearn
The Museum of Neon Art (MONA) continues to offer FREE “Out of the Fire - Artist Talks” by Zoom on Fridays at 6:30pm These talks are specially designed for an interactive Zoom experience. Upcoming Talks include: March 12 - Craig Kraft;
