Andre Yi “Obliterate” Open Mind Art Space Through October 26, 2018 by Jody Zellen Before turning to sculpture, Andre Yi created delicate paintings and drawings. His early works were detailed renderings of natural and architectural elements centered in large expanses of soft color, often juxtaposed with swirling ribbon shaped white lines that suggested flowing…
Peter Ivancovich Gives Viewers Natural/Wonder Fabrik Projects October 18th, artist talk at 7pm October 20th, Artist Reception, 6-10pm By Genie Davis A landscape designer for 20 years, photographic artist Peter Ivancovich offers a lush one-week show at Fabrik Projects beginning October 18th with an artist talk at 7 p.m., followed by an opening…
3 Solo Exhibitions at Los Angeles Art Association/Gallery 825 Provide Powerful Observations of Our World The Council Gathers in Time by Laura and Dean Larson Bosch Redux by Lori Pond Boom! by Lynne McDaniel Artist talk October 10th at 7pm On view through October 12th By Genie Davis Each unique and exciting, the…
What’s Hot in L.A.? Art Events You Should Check Out OUR WEEKLY EVENT LIST IS CHANGING! Up until now, we get most of our events from Facebook. Recently with the new changes Facebook has made to their events, it is getting more tedious to keep track of exhibition openings/receptions. In the future, we will…
Hagop Najarian; Atonal Chromatics at Rio Hondo College Art Gallery Through October 2, 2018 By Lorraine Heitzman Step inside Atonal Chromatics at Rio Hondo College Art Gallery and you are suddenly enveloped in the exuberant, colorful world of Hagop Najarian. This recent body of work originates from the artist’s interest in atonal harmonics and…
A Matter of Public Record at Durden and Ray through September 29th By Patrick Quinn Our current presidential administration has managed to do something that hasn’t happened in decades; make political art more than just relevant – now it’s hip and trendy as well. We are a country divided not only by policy, but by…
SHē: Fierce and Feminine At Launch LA on view through September 29th By Genie Davis Curated by Elizabeth Tinglof, SHē is a powerful group exhibition on what it means to be a woman – and what society sees a woman to be. The show presents a variety of works in a wide range of media…
