On April 3, 2021, William Turner Gallery (Santa Monica), celebrates “CrossCurrents” from noon to 7pm (see below for Covid guidelines). The group exhibition offers an exciting sampling of work produced in and around the time of the pandemic. Many of the
Celebrate Mother's Day with artist Ellen Cantor, dnj Gallery Director Pamela Schoenberg and LA Weekly’s Arts Editor Shana Nys Dambrot on Zoom, this Sunday, May 10, 2020 at 12pm. The art talk will feature Ellen's book, "VISUAL DNA...the language of photographs,”
The work of artists Lisa Adams and Kelly McLane present dream-like romantically haunting dystopian visions of the troubling social reality we live in. The viewer is somewhat thrown off balance as the imagery may be perceived as unsettling while being very
Stop into Skidmore Contemporary Art to celebrate artists Jaime Guerrero and Bradley Hankey. ' "Contemporary Relics: A Tribute to the Makers," a solo exhibition featuring the sculpture of Jaime Guerrero is part of the Getty Museum's innitiative - Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA. The work Idolos ("Idols") is a celebration of
Skidmore Contemporary Art is proud to present new exhibitions..."Poolside," by Doug Shoemaker, "Vanishing America," featuring the art of Emile Dillon. Doug Shoemaker was once told by the East Coast watercolor painter Howard Etter to "draw what [he saw]." And over his decades-long career as
Skidmore Contemporary Art is proud to present new exhibitions..."Diving Boards and Floating Girls," by Tracey Sylvester Harris, "Flowers," featuring the art of Brighton Smith and “Lori Larusso's “Eating Animals.” "Diving Boards and Floating Girls" is Tracey Sylvester Harris's thirteenth one-person
Skidmore Contemporary Art presents “Black, White, Sparkle, and Pop!” featuring the art of Robert Charles Dunahay. Appropriate for the artist well-known for his painting series of palm trees, the first shapes which spoke to him were shadows of palms and parts
Skidmore Contemporary Art presents “Faces in the Crowd!” featuring the art of Maxine Smith. Maxine Smith describes herself as an observer, whose interest in faces from a young age led her to explore their representation in her art. "It fascinated me,
