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On View thru March 21, 2015…Skidmore Contemporary Art, Dave Lefner

Skidmore Contemporary Art recently debuted "New Works," a solo exhibition which features the paintings of Dave Lefner. See image: 30” x 20" Framed dimensions: 36” (+ 18” stick) x 26” 2015 What better way to get rid of that Valentine's Day

Saturday, February 21, 2015

2015-02-17T06:55:16+00:00By Kathy Leonardo|Categories: Past Events|Tags: 18th Street Arts Center, A Short Essay on Chicano Photography, Alice Wang, Also on La Cienega...(walk North) Luis De Jesus Los Angeles, Amir H. Fallah, Andrew Weiss Gallery, Anne Seidman: The Move, Around Black, art talk, artist reception, artworld, Bergamot Station, Bergamot Station and Culver City, Betty Gold, Beverly Hills, Brad Eberhard, Camilla Taylor, Catalog Essays, Charles Long, Chinatown, CIPHER, Curated by Juri Koll, Dave Lefner, DENNIS KOCH: CATCH-22 X TWO, diane rosenstein, Downtown, Downtown LA, drawings, Film Quilts, FP Contemporary, George Billis Gallery, Harmony Murphy Gallery, HK Zamani, Hollywood, If you did not know...the Chinese Lunar, In Beverly Hills, in the Atrium Gallery, In Venice, Jacci Den Hartog, John Seed, Karen Woods: From Here, La Cienega, Manny Silverman Gallery, Manufactured Paintings, Michael Habicht, Miracle Mile, Miracle Mile area, Monique van Genderen, New Works, New Year, Next stop, OHWOW Los Angeles, Peace & Love, Perfect Strangers, Peter Frank, PØST, Prohibition Gallery, Recent Paintings, Reconstructed, Richard Telles Fine Art, Rosamund Felsen Gallery, Sabrina Gschwandtner, San Pedro, Screen Gems, sculptor, Shana Nys Dambrot, Shoshana Wayne Gallery, Skidmore Contemporary Art, Social and Public Art Resource Center, SPARC, Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects, Tanya Haden, The Etiquette of Mountains, the Loft at Liz's, The Venice Institute of Contemporary Art, Tootsie on a Stick, ViCA, Wang presents sculptures, Warschaw Gallery and TransVagrant, Water Works|

If you did not know...the Chinese (Lunar) New Year began on Thursday, but today the big parade takes place downtown in Chinatown from 1-3 pmif you have never been, I highly recommend it. It's so much fun....you gotta stay for dinner!