On February 15, 2021, Japan House LA will virtually unveil its newest exhibition: “NATURE/SUPERNATURE: Visions of This World and Beyond in Japanese Woodblock Prints.” Highlighting Japan’s beloved natural landscapes and supernatural beings believed to inhabit them, the exhibition features more than sixty woodblock
On Saturday, March 13, de boer gallery hosted a reception in its garden for two new exhibitions by artists Alissa McKendrick, Diane Kotila. Attendees must make an appointment. Untitled 2020 70 x 75, Courtesy of the artist and DeBoer Gallery,
Corey Helford Gallery debuts “Seven-Artist Show” featuring the work of Andy Adamson, Helice Wen, kozyndan, Rodolfo Loaiza, Travis Lampe, Yang Cao, and Zoé Byland and will be opening in the main gallery. “Intensive Purposes,” by established Los Angeles art scene painter
On March 13, 2021, join Shockboxx hosted a virtual opening to celebrate a group exhibition. “Thick” is a juried show featuring works from international artists. The Zoom reception has already taken place, however, the exhibition can be viewed by contacting the
1301PE presents “Predator Swamping,” by Petra Cortright. This new body of work was inspired by the precarious months of 2020, and can be viewed by appointment. Petra Cortright, absence of malice Alabama coastal shrubs_atari, digital painting on belgian linen, 2021
The 18th Street Arts Center has always celebrated artists from all across the globe. On March 25, 2021 the arts center premieres Borderless, a new membership program. This new program is designed for those who are committed to supporting the work of
KP Projects presents two exhibitions…“Burning Down The House.,” by long time gallery artist Vonn Sumner, and Holly Elander’s “Our Home Simply.” Email the gallery to view the exhibitions - rsvp@kpprojects.net Vonn Sumner, Balloon Dumpster (The Party’s Over), 20” x 16”,
bG Gallery presents “Grayscale Wonderland,” a group exhibition of artists that have the ability to spark our imagination and create spectacular worlds without the use of overt color. There will be an in-person viewing, as well as an online viewing on
Craft in America Center presents an art talk with Linda Gass in conjunction with its current exhibition, “Making Waves: Ocean Ecology and Craft.” Linda’s presentation will take you on a photographic journey to the places that inspire her artwork, from the wilderness
