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February 14 –16, 2020: Frieze Los Angeles
February 14 –16, 2020: Frieze Los Angeles

February 14 –16, 2020: Frieze Los Angeles

2020-02-17T05:46:54+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: thriving cultural scene, 13 galleries, 2020, 70 invited galleries, Allen Ruppersberg, annual LA contemporary art fair, Art festival, artists, Barbara Kruger, Beatriz Cortez, Bettina Korek, Charlie James Gallery , contemporary art fair, Curator and Department Head of Contemporary Art, David Lewis, Deutsche Bank, Doug Aitken, Endeavor, February 14–16, February art fair, Focus LA, Frieze LA, Frieze London, Frieze Los Angeles, Frieze Los Angeles 2020, Frieze Los Angeles newcomers as-is.la, Frieze Masters, Frieze New York, Gaga, Gajin Fujita, galleries, Gavin Brown's enterprise, Gladstone Gallery, global arts capital, Goodman Gallery, Hans Ulrich Obrist, international art world calendar, Judy Chicago, Karon Davis, LA art events, LA art lovers, LACMA, Lawrence Weiner; museum leaders and patrons Kristy Edmunds, Lee Ufan, Los Angeles , Maja Hoffman, Michael Govan, Mike Kelley, Mona Hatoum, New for 2020, OVERDUIN & CO, Paramount Pictures Studios, Paul McCarthy, platform for emerging Los Angeles spaces, premiering, Rita Gonzalez, Skarstedt and Xavier Hufkens, Sondra Perry, structure designed by Kulapat Yantrasast, Susan Nimoy, Tala Madani, Terri and Michael Smooke, Theaster Gates, Tino Sehgal, Tracey Emin, vanguard of contemporary art, Various Small Fires, Victoria Siddall, Womens Center for Creative Work|

Frieze Los Angeles returns to the Paramount Pictures Studios on February 14 – 16, 2020 at Paramount Pictures Studios, the fair will bring together more than 70 of the most eminent galleries from Los Angeles, the United States and around the

February 2019: TOP TEN ART PARTIES / Events

2023-04-14T05:04:42+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: bronze sculpture, thriving cultural scene, abstract, AC Gallery, AC Gallery owner Carlos Benitez, Achromes, Airport Avenue , Alison Saar, Allen Ruppersberg, Andy Warhol, Ansel Adams, art enthusiasts, Art Los Angeles Contemporary, art making, Art Objects, artists, backboard paintings, Barbara Kruger, Barker Hangar, Beatriz Cortez, Belfast, BG Gallery, Brandon Kusher, bronze, Brussels based curator, collection building, collectors, conceptual, confront his own mortality, contemporary art fair, contemporary fine art, CRAFT, Curators, David Hockney, Doug Aitken, Dylan Vitone, Ellen Cantor, Endeavor, father son exhibition, fine art photographer, Frieze Los Angeles, Gajin Fujita, Hauser and Wirth , Hauser and Wirth Los Angeles, Hauser and Wirth Publishers , Judy Chicago, LA Louver, LGBT identity, Los Angeles , Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, Los Angeles-based artists, lymphoma, master sculptor , Mike Kelley, minimalist, Mona Hatoum, National Geographic, Oscar watch party, PAPER VIEW at WIELS, Paramount Pictures Studios, Paul McCarthy, photo based mixed media, photographic drawings, photography , photography as an artistic medium, Pico Blvd., Pictures at an Exhibition, pop art, postmodern sensibility, progenitor of Conceptualism, Ray Carofano, Representational, Richard Avedon, Rick Risemberg, Rolling Stone Magazine, Santa Monica , Santa Monica Wine Fest, Sculpture, sculptures, Sondra Perry, stem cell transplants, strenuous mark making, Stuart Kusher, Suda House, Surfrider Foundation, Susan Nimoy, Tala Madani, The Barker Hangar, The Gates of Hell, The Santa Monica Wine Fest, Trouble artist Mariah Garnet, two-dimensional works, Upper West, Venice , Victoria Siddall|

February celebrated LA Art Week...and we listed all of the LA art fairs on LAArtParty.com. Photo LA began on January 31st, but continued through the first weekend of February. Art Los Angeles Contemporary (ALAC) officially kicked off LA Art Week on February

February 15 –17, 2019: Frieze Los Angeles

2019-01-30T19:52:22+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: thriving cultural scene, 2019, 70 invited galleries, Allen Ruppersberg, Art festival, Artists 4 Democracy, Barbara Kruger, Beatriz Cortez, Bettina Korek, contemporary art fair, Doug Aitken, Endeavor, February 15 –17, February art fair, Frieze LA, Frieze London, Frieze Los Angeles, Frieze Masters, Frieze New York, Gajin Fujita, global arts capital, Hans Ulrich Obrist , international art world calendar, Judy Chicago, Karon Davis, LA art lovers, Lawrence Weiner; museum leaders and patrons Kristy Edmunds, Lee Ufan, los angeles, Maja Hoffman, Michael Govan, Mike Kelley, Mona Hatoum, new annual LA contemporary art fair, Paramount Pictures Studios, Paul McCarthy, premiering, Sondra Perry, structure designed by Kulapat Yantrasast, Susan Nimoy, Tala Madani, Theaster Gates, Tino Sehgal, Tracey Emin, vanguard of contemporary art, Victoria Siddall, Womens Center for Creative Work|

LA art lovers are excited to welcome Frieze Los Angeles. The new annual LA contemporary art fair will debut at Paramount Pictures Studios. Premiering February 15 –17, 2019, Frieze LA will join Frieze New York, Frieze London and Frieze Masters on