Raymond Pettibon Pacific Ocean Pop Regen Projects September 12 - October 31, 2020  Raymond Pettibon has been covering gallery walls with his drawings for more than thirty years. He combines black ink outlines with colored fills to define people, places and things....

Linda Stark Hearts David Kordansky Gallery September 19 - October 24, 2020  Linda Stark paints slowly and precisely. Her oil paintings on canvas and panel have a subtle dimensionality and the raised and often textured surfaces give the works a uniqueness and allure....

Peter Williams Black Universe Luis De Jesus Los Angeles July 9 - October 10, 2020  Peter Williams is an African-American artist whose exemplary career spans more than forty years. While teaching at the University of Delaware for fifteen years, though he is now...

Senga Nengudi Sprüeth Magers August 18 - October 2, 2020  Two intriguing installation pieces by Senga Nengudi occupy Sprüeth Magers' vast Los Angeles first floor gallery. These pieces bookend and in some ways play off each other as opposites. Sandmining B, 2020...

Kaz Oshiro 96375 Nonaka-Hill July 11 - September 5, 2020  The spring exhibition at Nonaka-Hill was a mixed media installation by the Japanese artist Sofu Teshigahara (1900-1979). As they often do, the gallerists enhanced the space by painting the walls a vivid sky...

Heather Cook, Roger Herman, Jim Isermann Soft Vibrations Praz Delavallade Los Angeles May 16 - September 5, 2020 What makes a group exhibition resonate? In my opinion, a group exhibition has staying power when the relationships between the individual works offer...

Kenny Scharf Moodz Jeffrey Deitch Gallery August 1 - October 31, 2020  In Kenny Scharf 's over-the-top installation MOODZ, 250 tondo-shaped paintings each depicting a different cartoon face are installed salon style across the walls of the vast gallery space. Using...

Kevin McNamee-Tweed Tableaux Vivant Steve Turner Los Angeles July 25 - August 29, 2020  Charming is one of the first words that comes to mind when looking at Kevin McNamee-Tweed's seventeen glazed ceramic tableaux. Yet upon further consideration, charming might not...

Eleanor Swordy Earth Signs Moskowitz Bayse July 11 - August 29, 2020  In her latest exhibition, Earth Signs, Brooklyn-based artist Eleanor Swordy continues to paint individuals and groups of abstracted, bulbous figures. Often depicted from above or straight on,...

Jackson Casady Peccadillo Soup Richard Heller Gallery July 11 - August 8, 2020  Jackson Casady is a young Los Angeles artist (just 24 years old) whose surreal and satirical paintings cull their subject matter from the entertainment industry, popular culture and the...

Jamison Carter All Season Radials Klowden Mann June 20 - July 30, 2020 In his exhibition, All Season Radials, Jamison Carter presents urethane resin works that fill the walls and floor of the gallery. These new pieces are made by combining poured urethane resin with...

Simone Leigh David Kordansky Gallery May 26 - July 11, 2020  Following solo exhibitions at both the Hammer Museum (2016-17), the Guggenheim Museum (2019) and a large-scale public art project currently installed on New York's High Line, Brooklyn-based, multi-media...

Michael Tedja The Color Guide Series Chimento Contemporary January 18 - June 30, 2020 Because of COVID-19, many galleries went into hibernation soon after they opened their winter/spring exhibitions and therefore never took them down. Amsterdam-based Michael Tedja's...

Rachel Hayes Land Lines Lowell Ryan Projects May 16 - June 27, 2020 (by appointment only)   Rachel Hayes' exhibition Land Lines at Lowell Ryan Projects is a formally elegant and beautiful installation consisting of twelve (150 x 120 inch) fabric banners that are...

Seam & Transfer, an exhibition of works by Fran Siegel and Paul Scott, opened at Wilding Cran Gallery on March 20th, just as Los Angeles was ordered to shelter in place. While the gallery posted ample photo and video documentation on social media, nothing really...

Bill Barminski is full of surprises. He is an imaginative and versatile artist who has worked in a wide range of media to create projects that are humorous and charming while also socially and politically astute. Before immersing himself in digital media, Barminski...

Creating during the Covid-19 pandemic has meant different things for different artists. For many, it is a time for reflection and experimentation as day to day life is far from normal. As art professors are struggling to teach online, presenting lessons via Zoom, the...