John Baldessari: ‘Sculptures’
John Baldessari Sculptures Sprüth Magers September 1 -October 26, 2026 When John Baldessari passed away in 2020 at the age of 89, it was a huge loss for Los Angeles, as well as the greater art world. Baldessari was not only an inspiring artist, teacher and mentor,...
Venice Biennale: ‘In Minor Keys’ Journeying Through the City and All the Art It Has to Offer
Various Artists In Minor Keys Venice Biennale 2026 May 5 – November 22, 2026 Reviewing the Venice Biennale is always a challenge. How does one make sense of the curatorial premise of the large group exhibitions in the Arsenale and the Central Pavilion in the...
David Daigle: ‘The Death of Beauty’ An Unexpected and Pleasurable Chaos
David Daigle The Death of Beauty Track 16 Gallery July 18 – September 5, 2026 Holes: drilled, punched or otherwise created are core to David Daigle’s process. His multi-layered works combine myriad printed materials — books, posters, magazines, and even...
Alex Hubbard: ‘Abstract or Regular?’ Metaphors Versus Representations
Alex Hubbard Abstract or Regular? Regen Projects July 11 – August 15, 2026 Alex Hubbard is best known for bold abstract paintings made from a variety of traditional (oil/acrylic paint) and more experimental materials (urethane, resin, and fiberglass). To...
Matt Gleason: ‘We’re Very Well Read, It’s Well Known…’ What Artists Read Is As Diverse As What They Paint
Matt Gleason We’re Very Well Read; It’s Well Known 400+ Artists Paint Their Favorite Books Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles May 23 – September 6, 2026 Matt Gleason put together an expansive exhibition with 474 artists called We’re Very Well...
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