Virtual Reality + Digitizing Scent with Simon Niedenthal and Jacki Morie By Nancy K Turner Smell is a potent wizard that transports us across thousands of miles and all the years you have lived. Helen Keller Tucked away on a quiet area of Chung King Road lies the modest Institute For Art…
What’s Hot in L.A.? Art Events You Should Check Out UPCOMING OPENINGS July 19th Ben Jackel / Kienholz Opening Reception L.A. Louver 45 N Venice Blvd, Venice, California 90291 Opening July 19th 6-8pm For more information MICHAEL GOMEZ BURTON @ PØST PØST 1206 Maple Ave. Suite 515 Los Angeles CA 90015 Opening July 19th 7pm…
Lipschutz or Lipschutz at MaRS By Genie Davis Through July 22nd Through July 22nd at Museum as Retail Space the father and son duo of Jeff Lipschutz and Michael Lipschutz exhibit the eponymous Lipschutz or Lipschutz. A collection of 15 large paintings and 25 sculptures, the installation is about two generations exploring the new…
It’s a Wonderful World at Groundspace By Genie Davis Through July 22nd At Groundspace Projects through July 22nd, It’s a Wonderful World, curated by Betty Ann Brown is a dazzling tour de force of a group show. Coupling the wonders of nature with the marvels of the art that depicts them, the show is…
Studio Visit: Dion Johnson, The Curvature of Light… By Gary Brewer “Polyphonic painting is superior to music in that there, the time element becomes a spatial element. The notion of simultaneity stands out even more richly” Paul Klee, Polyphonic Painting “…I see my soul reflected in nature, As I see through a mist,…
Diane Williams Weaves Multicultural Magic in “My America” Shoebox Projects by Genie Davis In the latest artist residency and exhibition at Shoebox Projects located in The Brewery arts complex, Diane Williams nails the immigrant experience with an installation that actively involves viewers and turns them into participants. And participants we all are: America is…
Ohlsson/Dit-Cilinn: HYDROGENESIS HILDE L.A., Mid-City By Shana Nys Dambrot Through July 15th The centerpiece of the eerie, witty, sculptural installation HYDROGENESIS is a large mixed media situation of the same name, a pagan-industrial confection made from a 1970 El Camino, sand, a cresting bronze heron, palm fronds, seaweed, cement, wood, wax candle, sea urchin,…
What’s Hot in L.A.? Art Events You Should Check Out UPCOMING OPENINGS July 11th Maria Rendón: Two by Two, curated by Salomón Huerta PØST 1206 Maple Ave #515 Los Angeles, CA 90015 July 11th 7-9pm For more information July 12th A Woman’s Perspective Hawthorne Arts Complex 13040 Cerise Ave, Hawthorne, California 90250 Opening July 12th…
Sarah Ann Weber: Scenic View Club Pro, Los Angeles By Shana Nys Dambrot Through July 12th Unapologetically beautiful but also a bit awkward; florid and verdant and teeming with floras and arboreals, rendered in a rather sickly sweet palette — the unnatural Nature of Sarah Ann Weber’s Scenic View offers dystopian idylls, in landscapes…
Studio Visit: Sarah Awad, A Dialogue with History… By Gary Brewer “You have to know how to use the accident, how to recognize it, how to control it, and ways to eliminate it so that the whole surface looks felt and born all at once.” “Every canvas is a journey all its own.” Helen…
Glen Rubsamen The Disguise Was Almost Perfect Christopher Grimes Gallery By Jody Zellen Through September 1st What constitutes iconic Los Angeles imagery: ocean sunsets, palm trees, the Hollywood sign? In many ways it is easy to imagine the black silhouette of a palm tree against a sky colored gradient, and think, classic Los Angeles.…
Uncharted Territory: The Work of Steve Seleska at ARK Gallery By Patrick Quinn Altadena is one of those small communities scattered along the 210 freeway that seems trapped in time. Perhaps being so close to what’s left of Route 66 has something to do with it. The city’s biggest claim to fame…
