LA's Pop-Up Underground Art Show is BACK on August 13 & 14, 2021 from 8pm to 2am. The Los Angeles Pancakes & Booze Art Show will be held at LOT 613 in Downtown Los Angeles. Come experience one of the largest pop-up
Iris Projects present “Come Together” by Frank J. Stockton. The gallery hosted an opening reception with the artist on Saturday, July 10. Not to worry, if you missed the opening, you have until August 8, 2021, to visit the gallery. In “Come
“If These Walls Could Talk,” featuring selections from photographer Osceola Refetoff’s award-winning windows series “It’s a Mess Without You,” opened at Von Lintel Gallery’s new space at Bergamot Station, on Saturday, July 10, 2021. The exhibition remains on view thru August
Parrasch Heijnen is pleased to present “ARP 273,” the gallery’s first exhibition of new work by New York-based artist Rosy Keyser (b. 1974, Baltimore, MD). An opening reception was held on Saturday June 26, 2021. You can still view the exhibition
Mash Gallery presents a solo exhibition titled “After the Rain” by Marko Gavrilovic. The gallery hosted an opening reception on July 10, 2021. Contact tthe gallery to view the exhibition. “After the Rain” is both metaphorical and literal, as Gavrilovic hints
Grand Park’s “Portraits of Freedom: Building a Life in L.A.” opened on July 1, and will run thru July 31, 2021. The outdoor exhibition will feature feature photography and video installations in various parts of the park. Presentations located in pockets
Wilding Can Gallery premieres “Proximity,” a group show about collage, re-contextualizing, and coming together. Co-curated by Lindsay Preston Zappas, the exhibition runs through July 31, 2021. Artists include: Marwa Abdul-Rahman, Vikky Alexander, Yevgeniya Baras, Louis Cameron, Justin Chance, Chris Cran, Todd
LSH CoLab Annex at the retail store Matrushka hosts an in-door and socially distant reception for Laura London’s solo exhibition “Outside/Inside.” Los Angeles-based artist Laura London works in the medium of photography and video. Her work explores themes of human emotions
Simchowitz Gallery is pleased to present “Recreational Behavior,” an exhibition of new work by Brian Lotti. This is the artist’s first presentation with the gallery. An opening reception was held on July 10, 2021. The exhibition will remain on view through
“I Am Not This Body” opens at Tyler Park presents. The group show is curated by Juliana Paciulli and Evan Whale and will remain on view through July 31, 2021. Barbara Ess, Electrocute [Border Series], 2010 , Archival pigment print,
