Mosaic at The Westmoreland Brings Art, Deep House Together
Launching October 18, MOSAIC brings electronic music and an interactive art experience together in one of the most unique nightclub locations in Los Angeles – The Westmoreland. The venue–designed to meld Western esoteric themes like Masonry, thaumaturgy, and ritual magic in the vibe of a haunted Southern mansion, with wrought iron and more from the…
October 18: Curating Homeboy Industries 5k Run Outdoor Art Show
October 18 I am curating my biggest art show yet, an outdoor, four-hour pop-up benefiting Homeboy Industries as part of their 5k run/walk, over forty artists and approximately eighty pieces of art that will be hung on a chain link fence. We start hanging at 5am, the show opens at 8am and is over at…
“Tarot of the Dead” One Night Show Oct. 25 at Gallerita Buena Suerte in Chinatown
Art collective Las Sirenas Muertes will show a preview of their interactive Dia De Los Muertos altar at Gallerita Buena Suerte in Chinatown on Oct. 25, prior to exhibiting their work in the annual Hollywood Forever Cemetery festivities.
Interview with Zara Kand and Tracy Perdue – Show Opens October 14 at SevVen Gallery
A Cartwheel Art exclusive interview with Zara Kand and Tracy Perdue – two artists showing at Huntington Beach’s SevVen Gallery tonight.
“Informationary” at Gallery 825, Presented by LAAA
Los Angeles Art Association presents new exhibitions opening Saturday October 11th, 2014 from 6:00-9:00pm at Gallery 825 in West Hollywood. Their north gallery will feature Inforamtionary, a group exhibition demonstrating the role of visual information in today’s information culture, juried by Herair & Lori Garboushian of the Beverly Hill-based Garboushian Gallery. Informationary also features in “Multiple…
TOMORROW! One Night Only Boxes of Death, October 11
Dig it! Boxes of Death returns to Southern California, now for the second time in Los Angeles. The show will open for one-night on Saturday October 11th from 6-10pm at The Chun, 1258 w. 2nd St in DTLA. Now in its fifth year, the traveling coffin show–yes, “boxes of death” are coffins, tabletop sized for your collecting…
Cameron: Arcane Artist, Model for the Modern Woman
Cameron: poet, artist, actress, muse, mystic, witch, woman. Cameron: wife of one of the most influential scientists and philosophers of the last century, a man whose tragic, violent death could not hinder or derail his consort’s own development. Cameron: a forceful, rebellious soul who embraced the shadows, stepping forth from the night of nights and…
“Through the Veil”–Eerie Group Photo Show at Spring Arts Collective
“Through The Veil” is a group photo show that explores the notion of how the membrane between life and death thins on All Hallows Eve.
South of Seventh Neighborhood Walk, Saturday September 20
Put on your walking shoes this Saturday, September 20 from 6pm to 9pm and get ready to experience the inaugural South of Seventh Neighborhood Walk, a community collaboration hosted by four galleries on the border of the Los Angeles Downtown Arts District, Cerre, CES Contemporary, Little Big Man Gallery and Wilding Cran Gallery. All four…
Fine Art Taxidermy Workshop at The Hive, Sept 26
Katie Innamorato, one of the country’s foremost fine art taxidermists will conduct a special taxidermy workshop at the Hive on Sept. 26, and provide local artists interested in preserving animal specimens a chance to learn basic techniques. Her class at the Hive, a rare Los Angeles appearance, will focus on teaching both new and advanced…
Artist Interview David van Gough: “Purgatorium” Opens at Bash SF Sept 6th
Born in Ireland, raised in Liverpool and now toiling as an artist in San Diego, California, painter David Van Gough knows a thing or two about being an outsider. His new series “Purgatorium,” which has its artist’s reception September 6 at Bash Contemporary in San Francisco, explores the theme of exile that has plagued David…