Tag: Art
What’s On in L.A. This Weekend: A Community Dance, Bug Fair, Cinespia
Also, a new collaborative exhibition from Reisig and Taylor Contemporary opens, titled ”No Plateaus”
Erick Medel Weaves Immigrant Labor Into Vivid Art
The 31-year-old’s first solo show, ”Mariachi,” debuts at South Los Angeles gallery Rusha & Co. on March 24
It’s About Bloody Time: Anish Kapoor’s First Painting-Only Exhibition is Epically-Scaled Phantasmagorical Gore
After decades of keeping his paintings mostly to himself, the controversial British art star shows a suite of monumental new canvases at Regen Projects
Australian-Style Cafe Great White Lands In West Hollywood
There’s no reason that art only hangs on walls. Check out Great Whites’ art on pizza boxes, menus, even ball caps
Julie Gigante, Patron Saint of the 110, and My First Love
The star of Kent Twitchell’s 1994 mural of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra may have just retired, but the role her eight-story tall portrait plays in the lives of Angelenos is eternal
15 Minutes with George Condo
The artist shares tales of Basquiat and his time in L.A. as "People Are Strange" inaugurates Hauser and Wirth's new location on Santa Monica Blvd.
15 Minutes with George Clinton
The octogenarian musician and visual artist is showing a new painting and sculpture exhibition at Jeffrey Deitch in Los Angeles
Bob Dylan Has Auto-Signed Art for Years—Massive Refunds Are Now Due
In a rare public statement, Bob Dylan said he regrets using an auto-pen to sign books and artwork, adding, blame COVID
15 Minutes With…Visual Artist Blue the Great
Blue’s been putting ideas to canvas for over a decade. Now, his work continues to gain appreciation within many niches of the art world—and at eBay
“Storm Before the Calm” Brings Climate Dystopia to Praz-Delavallade
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