Hollywood based Galerie Lakaye hosted an opening art party for Mexico: Where Art Rules, a group exhibition of nine artists from Mexico City and Oaxaca. The exhibition will remain on view through August 5, 2023. Artwork by Laura Bueno Sánchez, courtesy
Blum & Poe is pleased to present three new exhibitions. “Nidos y Nudos / Nests & Knots” is Mexico City-based artist Pia Camil’s third solo presentation with the gallery. Also opening is the first major U.S. survey of work by Onomichi, Japan-based artist Yukinori
California is home to an incredible amount of great restaurants ...If you love mexican food, head to Lula Cocina Mexicana. This past July (2016) the restaurant celebrated twenty five years. Although Geraldine Gilliland, owner of Lula Cocina Mexicana, is originally from Belfast,
ONE of our August Top Ten events is the The Los Angeles Times' The Taste and it continues into September. It takes place over three nights during Labor Day weekend (Aug. 31 to Sept. 2). This is my #1 suggestion on
William Turner Gallery celebrates the art of Javier Peláez, and Casper Brindle. Here is some info from Erik Castillo Art Critic and Curator - Mexico City: In Javier Peláez's recent work executed in Mexico City for this year's exhibition project with
The stARTupArt Fair is back for its third year. Representing multiple mediums, stARTup Art Fair is proud to welcome 55 independent artists from across California and New York, Arizona, Florida, Hawaii, Italy, Mexico City and Taipei, Taiwan. The Los Angeles event
As we forge ahead into 2018, the art world will see many changes. I have been receiving emails and calls from many subscribers about the fate of Bergamot Station Arts Center aka the 26th Street Art Center (its official name as
