Event Coverage: Trends from the 2018 LA Art Show, by Dale Youngman
The LA art show is always one of my favorite events of the year, and this year I was very excited to see so much newness in the contemporary market, with really exciting work from around the world. The first thing I noticed that was a departure from the past couple of years was the…
SAVE THE DATE: Night on Broadway Returns for 4th Annual DTLA Festival on January 27th!
DTLA’s Night on Broadway is back – bigger and better than ever – celebrating 10 years of Councilmember José Huizar’s “Bringing Back Broadway” campaign. This annual celebration has become the fastest-growing one-day arts and music festival in North America, featuring art, music, culture, food, and entertainment for the whole family. Encompassing 10 blocks of the…
Event Coverage: 2018 LA Art Show, by Steve Grody
You always have to steel yourself for the LA Art Show, with so much work to see. A full range, from the inspirational to competitors for the slacker-art award are on display. Amongst the work that is good one can find blue chip old friends, such as Frank Stella and Ed Ruscha, to new finds…
Event Coverage: Photo Highlights from Opening Night at the 2018 LA Art Show, by Paul Koudounaris
Check out the photo coverage by Paul Koudounaris, of the LA Art Show Opening party that took place on Wednesday January 10th, 2017. Highlights for Paul, included the Margaret Keane retrospective, Pandemonia, presented by Art All Ways, taxidermy by Enrique Gomez de Molina, in the booth of Fabrik Projects, Mab Graves in the booth at Red Truck Gallery, the Infinity…
Event Coverage: LA Art Show 2018: Will Not Be Assimilated, by Lisa Derrick
The 2018 LA Art Show gave a lot to look at: Orozco’s murals, a giant Mark Ryden head, Margaret Keane‘s paintings, Littletopia‘s whole section of Low Brow which is now a mainstream trend, political punching bags, a static sculpture of a giant resin American flag dropping into a giant meat grinder with a giant pile…
SAVE THE DATE and PREVIEW! LA Art Show starts this Wednesday night, January 10th!
The LA Art Show an annual highly-anticipated January event that has become a world-class art fair, featuring hundreds of exhibitors from around the world, opens tomorrow night, January 10th with the Premiere Party, and continues through the weekend, ending on Sunday January 14th. Highlighting a diverse and exciting combination of galleries, exhibits, dialogs and programming, this years’…
SAVE THE DATE and INTERVIEWS: Art Triple-header featuring Valerie Pobjoy, DW Marino & Scott Rohlfs at La Luz de Jesus – Friday January 5th!
La Luz de Jesus Gallery kicks off 2018 with three tremendous solo shows! All three artists were sent questions via email and we’re pleased to share their words with you. Valerie Pobjoy – ONANISM This exhibition showcases the broad talent of one of Los Angeles’ most exciting up-and-coming artists and gives us a unique perspective…
SAVE THE DATE & PREVIEW: Littletopia Returns To The LA Art Show from January 10th – 14th
Littletopia – Not so little anymore! Littletopia – the show within a show – is back for its fifth year at the Los Angeles Convention Center for the LA Art Show this January 10-14th. This years section curator is Rachael Cronin of Red Truck Gallery in New Orleans, who not only brings artists from their…
SAVE THE DATE: “L.A.: LEY LINES,” a Featured Programming Exhibition at LA Art Show, Presented by Cartwheel Art and Curated by AXIS with Artists: BIG SLEEPS, DEFER, EYEONE, PRIME, SWANK and AXIS – January 10th through January 14th, 2018
Groundbreaking graffiti artists AXIS, BIG SLEEPS, DEFER, EYEONE, PRIME, and SWANK define their neighborhoods and Los Angeles in “L.A.: LEY LINES” an exhibition with a site-specific installation/activation area for the LA Art Show, showcasing the LA styles of graffiti and lettering that have influenced art on a global level. Cartwheel Art, the DTLA company who provides…
SAVE THE DATE & REVIEW: Closing Reception of “Synthesis” – Featuring Collaborations by Aiseborne and Cache at Tonalli Studio – Saturday January 6th (3-8PM)
If you are a fan of great street art and have not yet seen this exhibit, don’t miss the closing of this first-time collaboration by Aiseborn and Cache. With styles as opposite as day and night, the two artists were introduced by a mutual friend, and came together while painting a mural. Cache is known…
SAVE THE DATE & PREVIEW: Opening Reception of “SACRIFICIAL LAMB,” a Taxidermy Art Show at Lethal Amounts – Saturday January 13th (7-10pm)
Join us at Lethal Amounts Gallery, in Downtown Los Angeles, on Saturday January 13th from 7-10pm, for the opening reception of “SACRIFICIAL LAMB,” a menagerie of contemporary taxidermy. Referencing animal sideshows of the early 19th century and circus “museum shows” which collected real and fabricated freaks, this group show combines the craft of traditional taxidermy with…