Robin Becker is a photo, fibers, mixed-media artist who utilizes all of the aforementioned media to create her one-of-a-kind artwork. “My artwork is site specific portraying places I seek out around the world: Seeing what is left of old remote California
The Fahey/Klein Gallery presents Bastiaan Woudt’s inaugural solo exhibition in Los Angeles, “Cadence” The works on view are a collection of photographs representing the oeuvre of Woudt’s fine art output of the past decade. An artist reception was held on February
Enjoy this Artist/Gallery Spotlight - Fahey/Klein Gallery is a staff favorite gallery. Be sure to stop in to view this retrospective. It runs through January 23, 2023. Fahey/Klein Gallery presents Steve Schapiro: “I Love You…Leave A Message.” This memorial retrospective of
The Fahey/Klein Gallery is honored to present “Ruven Afanador: Great Performers,” an exhibition of photographs by artist, Ruven Afanador, and curated by Kathy Ryan - Director of Photography for the New York Times Magazine. The gallery hosted an opening reception on
On March 27, 2022 Art Beyond Survival kicks off a series of Last Sundays art parties featuring LA's Best Artists. This first event of the series kicks off with Aloe Blacc and his band The Grand Scheme, performing classic Blacc hits
On August 20, and 21, 2021 Art Beyond Survival throws an in-person art party featuring LA's Best Artists. It is a benefit for the Humane Society International and Life Rolls On Foundation. This event was originally scheduled for the end of July,
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
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
Do not shy away from seeing Bill Irwin's "On Beckett" if you feel lacking in your knowledge of the literary master's work. Irwin acknowledges that he is not a scholar nor has he read all of Beckett's literary output; rather he
C.S. Lewis Onstage: The Most Reluctant Convert is a one-man play written, performed and co-directed by Max McLean at The Broad Stage in Santa Monica. Produced and co-directed by Ken Denison, McLean portrays C. S. Lewis, the much adored British author
