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On View thru April 30, 2022: The Fahey/Klein Gallery, Ruven Afanador
On View thru April 30, 2022: The Fahey/Klein Gallery, Ruven Afanador

On View thru April 30, 2022: The Fahey/Klein Gallery, Ruven Afanador

2022-05-01T16:07:14+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: Art, artevents, artgallery, artist, artistReception, artists, artlovers, artparties, artparty, Arts, artsandentertainment, artshows, artwork, California, covid, DenzelWashington, FaheyKleingallery, galleries, Gallery, LAArtParties, laartparty, losangeles, LosAngelesart, Omicron, OpeningReception, painters, Painting, Photo, photoexhibition, photographer, photographers, photographs, photography , portrait, portraitphotography, Ruven Afanador, RuvenAfanadorGreatPerformers, TheFaheyKleingallery|

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

Running thru June 19, 2021: The Little Black Gallery and The Fahey/Klein Gallery, “BOYS! BOYS! BOYS!”

2021-06-25T00:31:11+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: Art, art and entertainment, art gallery, art lovers , art parties, art party, art shows, artists, Arts, arts and entertainment, artwork, California, Corona, covid, covid -19, exhibition, free listings, galleries, Gallery, Ghislain Pascal, La Arts, Los Angeles , new exhibition, New Paintings, opening, Painting, paintings, pandemic, reception, Ruven Afanador, The Fahey/Klein Gallery, The Little Black Gallery, virtual art events|

The Little Black Gallery and The Fahey/Klein Gallery are proud to present “BOYS! BOYS! BOYS!,” a group exhibition curated by The Fahey/Klein Gallery and The Little Black Gallery co-founder, Ghislain Pascal, to promote queer and gay photography. Ruven Afanador, Mariano Bernal

Sunday, November 1, 2015

2015-10-28T06:25:38+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: Alex Elena/Lisa Butler, Andy Romanoff, Annual Benefit Photography, Anthony Friedkin, Antonio Sacre, Armando Arorizo, art talk, ASC, Auction, Bob Beresh, Bob Marley, Brian Leatart, Brian Nieman, by Stefani Kong Uhler, Charlie Lieberman, David Darby, David Hockney, Día de los Muertos, DJ Betto Arcos, Douglas Kirkland, Downtown LA, Duke Ellington, Eli Reed, Emmanuel Lubezki, Felice Willat, fourth annual Day of the Dead, Frank Zappa, George Hurrell, Gisela Getty, Greg Gorman, Helen K. Garber, Henry Diltz, Herb Ritts, Ilse Ruppert, Jacob Gils, James Chressanthis, Janis Joplin, Jayme Odgers, Jeff Bridges; Gerard Burkhart; Russell Carpenter, Jenny Okun, Joe Hutshing, John C. Lewis, John Reiff Williams, Joni Mitchell, Joyce Kohl, Julia Dean, Katie Dalsemer, Ken Karagozian, Ketzaliztli dancers, Kim Gottlieb-Walker, L.A. Artcore, LA Artcore Brewery Annex, La Catrina, Las Colibri, Leica Gallery, Leigh Wiener, mariachi group, Marilyn Monroe, Mark Vieira, Martha Ramirez Oropeza, Mary Ellen Mark, Matthew Christopher Miller, Maureen Selwood, Michael Childers, Michael Jackson, Michael Semaan, Nicola Goode, painter, Peter Zaleski, Phil Caruso, Raul Vega, Richard Crudo, Robert Zuckerman, Robin Becker, Rosamund Felsen Gallery, Ruven Afanador, Santa Monica, sculptor, SPARC UCLA, Stefani Kong Uhler, Steve Banks, Steven Poster, The City Hearts, Ursula Coyote, Van Styles, Venice, Veracruz, Walter Rosenblum, Ward Russell, West Hollywood, Woodlawn Cemetery, Yosi Pozeilov|

Start your day off early...in Santa Monica....The City of Santa Monica presents its fourth annual Day of the Dead at Woodlawn Cemetery today from 1-4pm. The family-friendly event focuses on the traditions that are part of this celebration of life and