Edgar Arceneaux’s Until, Until, Until… At Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects By Sydney Walters Through July 1st In his seventh solo show with Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects, Edgar Arceneaux’s show Until, Until, Until… recontexualizes black history and pieces together a narrative that gives voice and light to whitewashed media that has viciously misinformed…
Betye Saar: Keeping it Clean Craft and Folk Art Museum By Shana Nys Dambrot Through August 20th One of the most potent aspects of assemblage is that it deepens and amplifies the power of its message by not only depicting but actually embodying the history of its components. This is one of the reasons…
Andrea Zittel: The Art of Geometry at Regan Projects By Genie Davis Through August 12th It is hardly a surprise that Andrea Zittel, with her 6th solo show at Regen Projects, is based in Joshua Tree. Her wonderfully geometric exhibition has the feel and essence of the desert – of open space and somewhat mysterious…
What’s Hot in L.A.? Art Events You Should Check Out UPCOMING OPENINGS June 27th Analia Saban Sprüth Magers L.A. 5900 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, California 90036 Opening July 27th 6-8pm For more information June 28th Jimena Sarno: home away from Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions 6522 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, California 90028 Opening June 28th 8-10pm…
Aliens with Extraordinary Abilities Fellows of Contemporary Art By Anna Garner Through July 21st The home is antithetical to the stranger; it is the known, the comfortable, the familiar, and familial. But what of the domestic aesthetics of diaspora and migration that out of necessity adapt the unfamiliar into the familiar. “Aliens with…
Knowing Autumn: The Sculpture of Derek Weisberg By Genie Davis The show has closed but the images are not forgotten, and the artist spectacularly memorable. Derek Weisberg’s Knowing Autumn, recently at the Fine Arts Building in DTLA, is a body of work both haunting and evocative, fragile and resonant. Take “What her Eyes Said,”…
Everywhere But Nowhere, Virtual and Augmented Reality Art: Immersive Pop Up Experience By Genie Davis Just a few weeks ago, the immersive pop up Everywhere but Nowhere, Virtual and Augmented Reality Art took viewers quite literally into a new dimension. A project of District Gallery sponsored by the Los Angeles Downtown Arts District Space,…
Studio Visit: David Lloyd, The Quantum Mechanics of Painting… By Gary Brewer “I wonder if I’ve been changed in the night. Let me think. Was I the same when I got up this morning? I almost think I can remember feeling a little different. But if I’m not the same, the next question is ‘Who…
Everything Must Go Don Porcella’s Solo Show at Noysky Projects By Patrick Quinn Through July 1st The corner of Hollywood and Las Palmas is a perfect storm of everything that Hollywood Boulevard has to offer. Tacky gift shops and greasy pizza joints share the sidewalk with a Scientology testing center, a school for heavy-metal…
Mai-Thu Perret Féminaire David Kordansky Gallery By Jody Zellen Through July 1, 2017 Mai-Thu Perret is a Geneva based artist who creates politically and socially astute, albeit often bombastic works that deploy a feminist agenda. In her installation entitled, Féminaire she presents Les guérillères— an elevated white plinth dotted with nine figurative sculptures depicting…
Trip the Light Fantastic: Marion Lane and Rochelle Botello By Lorraine Heitzman Now through June 24, Groundspace Project is hosting a lively dialogue between painter, Marion Lane, and sculptor, Rochelle Botello. Each artist further explores territory they have traversed before as they continue their ongoing conversation. Lane and Botello have shown together in the…
A Whole New World: Dani Dodge’s “Personal Territories” by Genie Davis Exhibition runs through August 5 Dani Dodge’s stunning installation at MOAH Cedar in Lancaster delves into a world of dreams and time. These Personal Territories are beyond the borders of ordinary maps, leading viewers into a constellation of memories and dreams. Dodge describes…
