The Venice Art Crawl (VAC) is proud to announce its 2022 Legendary Women Artists of Venice Awards. Selected from among the many nominations from both the public and the VAC, this year’s honorees are: Legendary fine artist and designer Isabelle Lago; Emerging
On Saturday, March 12 at 4pm, writer, editor and independent curator Michael Slenske will lead a discussion with emerging artists Katherina Olschbaur and Alex Becerra about Leon Kossoff’s influence on contemporary painters inside and outside of Los Angeles. Kossoff’s work is currently
In Venice…Iris Project debuts a solo exhibition by Mikael Owunna. The Gallery will host an opening reception on November 6, 2021. Exploring a panoply of diasporic African myths (Dogon, Igbo, and African-American), “Reconstructing the Primordial House” is the debut LA solo show of
Iris Project offers a new exhibition titled “2021” by Kim McCarty. There will be an opening reception held on September 18, 2018, but you can view the exhibition through October 31, 2021. Kim McCarty, 4 Winged 4 Upper Legs Light Green, (2021)
Following the Venice Heritage Museum project’s successful spring Indiegogo fundraising launch, a group photo exhibition will be hosted outdoors at VICE Media in Venice that will transport viewers through the many eras of Venice’s famed Boardwalk, from the city’s founding at
The Venice Art Crawl is back face to face for the first time since early 2020! Celebrate community, art, and artists in-person* all around Venice or online via the Venice Art Crawl Instagram. The crawl will feature events on the Venice
If you love ice cream, this foodie event is for you. Featuring over 60 different flavors from the finest ice cream companies in California, this two-day family-friendly event will have live entertainment, food trucks, an ice cream eating contest, games, and
In Venice…Iris Project debuts “In the Center, but not Seen” by Akea Brionne Brown. The exhibition runs from May 21 to July 4, 2021. “In the Center, but not Seen” uses intricately staged self-portraiture to examine the overwhelming effects of racial
L.A. Louver is pleased to present a solo exhibition titled “Nerve Lines and Fever Dreams” featuring new work by Heather Gwen Martin, featuring abstract oil paintings in a variety of sizes, and a series of intimate gouache on paper in saturated
L.A. Louver is pleased to present “David Hockney: My Normandy,” an exhibition of sixteen recent prints from the internationally acclaimed artist, including eleven prints from original drawings, three iPad prints, and two 40-foot-long frieze prints. This will be Hockney’s twenty-second solo exhibition
