L.A. Louver presents The Flower Show, an exhibition that celebrates flowers in art. Selected works are now on view on the website. Visit the Video Page. The Flower Show spotlights the art of over 50 artists who work from different perspectives
The Abbot Kinney Festival 2023 is finally here on September 24, 2023! The popular Los Angeles event attracts over 150,000 attendees! Experience the vibrant energy along 3/4 mile of Abbot Kinney Boulevard, where brands connect with their audience and guests indulge
L.A. Louver presents The Flower Show, an exhibition that celebrates the flower in art. An opening art party took place on June 7, 2023. Not to worry, if you missed the opening, you can still catch the show in-person at the gallery
Happy Cinco de Mayo. Here are a couple Cinco de Mayo restaurant events. For additional events or pub crawls - CLICK HERE. Be sure to visit our Culinary Page for other restaurant suggestions. Of course we have a LOT more on
On March 8, 2023, enjoy an evening of music, poetry, and writing with Alison Saar in celebration of her current exhibition, "Alison Saar: Uproot." The performance runs from 6:30pm - 7:30pm; Validated parking; Limited seating, RSVP required - rsvp@lalouver.com LA Louver
VICA (Venice Institute of Contemporary Art) held a closing reception and art talk for “Los Angeles: Now & Then,” on Saturday, March 4, 2023 at 2pm. Curated by Juri Koll, Director of the Venice Institute of Contemporary Art (ViCA) the exhibition
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)
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 “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
