Hauser and Wirth in The Arts District of DTLA presents a limited public engagement of 5 exhibits that will be open to the public Saturday June 22, 2018. Photo by author; Larry Bell, "Complete Cubes" in the North A Gallery "Complete Cubes"
This past weekend (Oct 12-14), the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, Michelle Dorrance, artistic director, founder and choreographer of Dorrance Dance, presented a three work production that fused hip-hop, break dancing, live music and individual style to create one
Los Angeles native Daniel Ezralow returned to The Wallis to premiere Primo Passo – Italian for “first step” – a career retrospective of his investigation of intentional movement and exploring the question of "why do we do what we do." Erzalow's works are
By Guest Writer As part of Pinot Days in Santa Monica, there was a public tasting from dozens of regional and international Pinot noir wineries at the Barker Hangar. Pinot Noir, the most beguiling of all the grapes, is named for
"I am for an art that is political-erotical-mystical, that does something more than sit on its ass in amuseum." Claus OldenbergWalking into the gallery at Gemini G.E.L. on a sunny afternoon recently, one is immediately taken in by the light, gracing
I attended the opening of "Some Things Never Change" by Delfin Finley at the Lora Schlesinger Gallery on Saturday, July 22, 2017. At first look at the work and the crowd, I assumed I was in the wrong gallery. I found
William Turner Gallery held an opening reception for artists Peter Lodato and Eric Johnson on July 15th, 2017. It was well attended with a consistent local art crowd. Peter LodatoThe calculated exhibit featured an alternating color theme regimented in form. Keeping within
Nestled among the eclectic shops of the Malibu Country Mart, with the idyllic Malibu Lagoon State Beach as a neighbor, Sorenity Rocks Malibu Gallery is the ideal venue for new works by noted fine art photographer Maureen Haldeman. The exhibit, entitled
"L.A. NOIR: A City Reimagined," featuring the photography of Kenneth Locker, opened at Couturier Gallery on August 5, 2017. Offering a magniloquent overview of Hollywood and its environs, the solo exhibition focuses on the architecture of this modern city which often
"Winner of the 2009 and 2011 Downbeat Critics Poll for Baritone Saxophone! Winner of the 2011 Jazz Times Readers and Critics Polls for Baritone Saxophonist of the Year! Winner of the 2009 and 2010 Jazz Journalist Award for baritone saxophonist of
