Lia Halloran: ‘Warped Side’ Engaging with the Language of Abstraction
Lia Halloran Warped Side Luis De Jesus Los Angeles November 4 - December 22, 2023 Warped Side is an exhibition of selected images from the newly-released publication The Warped Side of Our Universe: An Odyssey through Black Holes, Wormholes, Time Travel and...
Joe Rudko: ‘Double Take’ Commanding Attention
Joe Rudko Double Take Von Lintel Gallery October 21 - December 2, 2023As in his previous exhibitions, Seattle-based artist Joe Rudko begins with other people's discarded snapshots. He cuts them apart, organizes them by color and subject, then reassembles them into...
Emma Webster: ‘Intermission’ Moments of Suspended Disbelief
Emma Webster Intermission Jeffrey Deitch Los Angeles September 8 - November 4, 2023Recently, Los Angeles’ Jeffrey Deitch Gallery has seen a transformation from its usual white cube space into a black box theatre. Upon entering this low-lit environment, the viewer is...
Dike Blair Capturing Everyday Moments
Dike Blair Karma Los Angeles September 16 - November 4, 2023 Dike Blair is a New York-based artist, writer and curator. He is often associated with the "Pictures Generation" and known for his sculptural assemblages, as well as his realistic paintings. While his...
Rose Wylie: ‘CLOSE, Not Too Close’ A Daily Diary in Visual Form
Rose Wylie CLOSE, Not Too Close David Zwirner September 8 - October 14, 2023 As part of her debut solo show on the West Coast, 89-year-old, British artist Rose Wylie offers seemingly arbitrary, yet insightful arrangements, which can read as a kind of daily diary in...
Juanita McNeely: ‘Moving Through’ Creating Bursts of Fierce, Expressive Movement
Juanita McNeely Moving Through James Fuentes Gallery September 8 - October 28, 2023 Currently debuting in Los Angeles at James Fuentes Gallery, a retrospective exhibit, Moving Through, may be deemed unfit for the faint of heart, and will even jolt viewers out of...
Aubrey Levinthal: ‘Tourist’ Both Voyeur and Participant
Aubrey Levinthal Tourist M+B September 9 - October 7, 2023 In her first exhibition at M+B in 2021, Philadelphia-based painter Aubrey Levinthal looked inward, making works about the isolation of the pandemic and the guarded interactions that followed. In her current...
Jenny Holzer: ‘READY FOR YOU WHEN YOU ARE’ Reading Between the Lines
Jenny Holzer READY FOR YOU WHEN YOU ARE Hauser & Wirth West Hollywood September 1 - October 21, 2023 It comes as no surprise that Jenny Holzer is engaging with Artificial Intelligence (AI) to generate the texts in her dynamic LED artworks. She is best known for...
Clovis Schlumberger: ‘Virtual Cravings’ Paintings Imbued with Political and Social Commentary
Clovis Shlumberger Virtual Cravings YiWei Gallery August 19 - September 17, 2023 Keith Haring's iconic figures (on exhibit at The Broad May 27 - October 8, 2023) have permeated art and popular culture for almost forty years. While his canvases, stickers and buttons...
Maya Seas: ‘Currents’ Feminine, Compassionate, Meditative
Maya Seas Currents Anna Zorina Gallery July 21 - September 9, 2023 What would happen if only we hushed our busy minds and simply let nature be our guide, in the way of our early ancestors and fellow animals? Artist Maya Seas dwells upon such surrenders in a solo show...
Candace Thatcher: ‘Scroll Interference’ Referencing the Tangible, Yet the Unknown
Candace Thatcher Scroll Interference The Landing July 22 - September 2, 2023 An algorithm is defined as a set of rules that are followed in calculations or problem- solving operations, more often than not using a computer. Yet, there are also many artists (working...
Yooyun Yang: ‘Stranger’ Touched By Light
Yooyun Yang Stranger Night Gallery July 8 - September 9, 2023 In the ethereal images of Seoul-based artist Yooyun Yang, photons may not only illuminate the contours that they touch, but also the intangible, emotional substances which rest beneath the surface....
Keith Haring; Jean-Michel Basquiat Celebrations of Life, Vision and Creativity
Jean-Michel Basquiat: King Pleasure The Grand LA March 31 - October 15, 2023 Keith Haring: Art is for Everybody The Broad May 27 - October 8, 2023 Both Keith Haring (1958 - 1990) and Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960 - 1988) were prolific artists active in the New York...
Francesca Gabbiani: ‘Mutations’ Capturing These Odd and Unsettling Times
Francesca Gabbiani Mutations Wilding Crain Gallery June 29 - July 29, 2023 Francesca Gabbiani is best known for her cut paper works— images created by collaging and layering precisely cut bits of colored paper into compositions that draw from both the natural and...
Melissa Monroe: ‘Eternal Sunrise’ A Fascination with Pattern, Abstraction and Texture
Melissa Monroe Eternal Sunrise La Matador Gallery July 8 - August 6, 2023 “Growth only happens with change. May you never hold your dreams underwater,” says Portland, Oregon-based artist Melissa Monroe, in a show catalogue for her solo exhibit Eternal Sunrise on...
Reggie Burrows Hodges: ‘The Reckoning’ A Journey into the Unconscious
Reggie Burrows Hodges The Reckoning Karma May 6 - July 7, 2023 There often come those times in life when we are due to take inventory of our internal landscape – a spiritual checkup, so to speak - to assess the symbolic forms peering back at us, what they might tell...
Elaine Reichek: ‘Frock-Conscious’ Critiquing and Celebrating Modes and Methods of Representation
Elaine Reichek Frock-Conscious Shoshana Wayne Gallery June 10 - July 22, 2023 Over the years, numerous artists have used the works of others as a point of departure for their own creations. The list is long and includes a wide range of approaches. Yasumasa Morimura...
Matthew Hansel: ‘My Inner Demon Never Sleeps Alone’ Picking Up Where Bosch Left Off
Matthew Hansel My Inner Demon Never Sleeps Alone The Hole Los Angeles May 6 - June 23, 2023 Currently at The Hole in Los Angeles, gardens of anomalous delights, more mystical than earthly, await our arrival. Here, artist Matthew Hansel seems to have picked up where...
