SAVE THE DATE: CASA Presents 4th Annual Wine + Art Charity Event in the Arts District on Saturday January 27th
CASA of Los Angeles (Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children) is holding their annual Wine + Art Event at 1451 East 4th Street in the Arts District on January 27th, from 6-9 pm. Enjoy fine wine with your fine art ( in fine company of course !) Bid on works donated by nearly 150 local…
SAVE THE DATE: stARTup Art Fair returns on January 26th -28th, this time in Venice Beach!
The stARTup Art Fair featuring emerging and leading independent contemporary artists will take place this year at the Kinney Hotel in Venice Beach. This unique well-curated art show will feature over 50 artists in all mediums who will transform hotel rooms into individual galleries highlighting their work. Meet the artists and purchase fine art direct…
SAVE THE DATE: Copro Gallery Presents “ Conjoined 8” on January 20th, 8-11:30 PM
One of our favorite galleries at Bergamot Station, Copro Gallery continues to offer unique programming. from emerging and established artists. This weekend Copro debuts “Conjoined 8” a large group exhibition of 3-D sculpture curated by Chet Zar. Exhibition: “Conjoined 8” January 20th – February 10th Opening Reception: Saturday January 20, 8-11:30 PM FACEBOOK INVITE ADDRESS: Copro…
SAVE THE DATE! Multiple events on Saturday Jan. 20th at Chinatown Art Galleries!
Chinatown Art Gallery action heats up this Saturday night with three opening events occurring simultaneously along Chung King Road. Coagula Gallery is pleased to present Alex Couwenberg and Steve Diet Goedde in Collaboration, a two-man collaborative exhibit exploring two manners of fetish. Coewenberg is an abstract painter influenced by the surf and skateboard cultures, but…
Event Coverage: Photo Highlights by Dan Levy of the 2018 LA Art Show Opening Night with L.A.: LEY LINES, a Featured Programming Exhibition, Presented by Cartwheel Art
Check out Dan Levy‘s photo coverage of the LA Art Show Opening party in the Featured Programming booth “L.A.: LEY LINES” which was Presented by Cartwheel Art, and Curated by Alex “AXIS” Ventura. This is part one of two posts from Dan for coverage of the opening night on Wednesday January 10th, 2018. Artists…
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…
Cartwheel Tours: “Underground LA” – DTLA
Explore the city’s “underground” past ranging from famous prohibition-era murders to the famous speakeasy haunts that the Hollywood elite would frequent. This experience include’s a few stops, under the busy streets of Los Angeles, to discover century-old tunnels and speakeasies, alongside more modern interpretations of the city’s hidden watering holes. Our founder and experience curator,…