TOP TEN ART PARTIES / Events in May 2019 - LA Art Party

May brings us Cinco de Mayo, Mother’s Day and of course more art parties. May is the best time for an Art Party hop. It’s getting warmer…the galleries are still buzzing with new exhibitions prior to the summer gallery slow-down.

1. May 2, 2019: Fahey/Klein Gallery – For info, Click Here
2. May 4, 2019: sp[a]ce gallery at Ayzenberg – For info, Click Here
3. May 4, 2019: Gabba Gallery, “Exquisite” – For info, Click Here
4. May 11, 2019: Castellii Art Space, Bruce Rubenstein – For info, Click Here
5. May 11, 2019: LAAA, Gallery 825 – For info Click Here
6. May 18, 2019: Hauser and Wirth Los Angeles – For info Click Here
7. May 18, 2019: dnj Gallery, Ocean Park Art Block– For info Click Here
8. May 18, 2019: TAG, Three Exhibitions – For info, Click Here
9. May 19, 2019: The Venice Family Clinic & Art Walk – For info, Click Here
10 May 24-26 2019: Fine Arts Film Festival – For info, Click Here

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