Tim Hawkinson: ‘New Works’ Unpredictable Physical Conundrums
Tim Hawkinson New Works Denk Gallery February 14 - March 30, 2019 Tim Hawkinson’s much anticipated exhibition at Denk Gallery is a major coup for a small, two-year old gallery. The acclaimed L.A.-based artist (represented by Pace Gallery in New York)...
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‘People’ A Smorgasbord of Styles
People Jeffrey Deitch February 9 - April 6, 2019 No two people are exactly the same. We are all shapes, sizes and colors. So, it comes as no surprise that an exhibition at Jeffrey Deitch entitled People would be a smorgasbord of styles, attitudes and...
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Gonzalo Lebrija Radiance Held in Aesthetic Arrest
Gonzalo Lebrija Veladuras Nocturnas Kohn Gallery January 19 - March 23, 2019 Gonzalo Lebrija’s hypnotic paintings, sculpture and video suspend the passage of time in ephemeral moments that have a mysteriously sublime quality. In his first exhibition at...
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Chris Engman: ‘Refraction’ Creating an Immersive Environment
Chris Engman Refraction Luis De Jesus Los Angeles February 16 - March 23, 2019 A photographic image represents the transformation of the three-dimensional world onto a flattened picture plane. In our mind's eye, we recreate the scene to understand the...
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David Hockney: ‘Something New in Painting (and Photography) [and even Printing] . . . Continued Studying and Observing the Diversity of Mankind …
David Hockney Something New in Painting (and Photography) [and even Printing]...Continued LA Louver February 7 - March 23, 2019 One of the most compelling and fascinating things about David Hockney's career, is his embrace of technology and his desire to...
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Ed Moses: ‘Through the Looking Glass’ Engaging with Gesture and Transparency
Ed Moses Through the Looking Glass William Turner Gallery January 26 - March 30, 2019 Throughout his long and impressively productive career, Ed Moses (1926-2018) explored the myriad possibilities within abstraction. He was decidedly curious to experiment...
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Alejandro Cartagena: ‘Presence’ A Body of Work About Absence
Alejandro Cartagena Presence Kopeikin Gallery January 12 - March 9, 2019 When regarding Presence, Alejandro Cartagena's compelling exhibition at Kopeikin Gallery, it is difficult not to be reminded of works by John Baldessari. A fixture in Los Angeles,...
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Meg Cranston: ‘Hue Saturation Value: The Archer Paintings’ Exploring the Concept & Appeal of Color
Meg Cranston Hue Saturation Value: The Archer Paintings Meliksetian Briggs January 12 - March 2, 2019 Meg Cranston's The Archer Paintings are a suite of works originally made for an exhibition at the Archer School for Girls, developed in collaboration...
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Jessica Eaton: ‘Iterations (II)’ Disorienting Yet Gracefully Present
Jessica Eaton Iterations (II) M+B January 12 - February 9, 2019 Jessica Eaton is a Canadian artist living in Montreal who carefully constructs complex analogue photographs. At first viewing, it is hard to imagine they are not digitally manipulated....
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Hannah Epstein: ‘Do You Want A Free Trip To Outer Space?’ Blending the Tactile and the Digital
Hannah Epstein Do You Want A Free Trip To Outer Space? Steve Turner January 5 - February 16, 2019 For her second solo exhibition at Steve Turner, Halifax-born, Los Angeles and Toronto-based Hannah Epstein has transformed the darkened gallery into outer...
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Vivian Maier: ‘Living Color’ The Soul of an Artist
Vivian Maier Living Color KP Projects December 1, 2018 - January 26, 2019 A band musician pauses to take a sip of water, a newspaper salesman is caught off guard and a nanny strolls the streets of her city. That last character, in this case, was the...
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Jen Stark: ‘Multiplicity’ Pulsating Concentric Shapes and Colors
Jen Stark Multiplicity Wilding Cran Gallery November 18, 2018 - January 13, 2019 Jen Stark's frenetic installation, Multiplicity is an immersive animated projection of pulsating concentric shapes and colors coupled with sound by Jamie Vance. While Stark...
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Robert Rauschenberg: ‘The 1/4 Mile or 2 Furlong Piece’ A Career Encapsulated
Robert Rauschenberg The 1/4 Mile or 2 Furlong Piece LACMA October 28, 2018 - June 9, 2019 How to picture 1/4 mile? Exactly how far is it? A 1/4 mile is one lap around a track. Imagine artworks placed side by side along that perimeter…it is quite a...
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Max Hooper Schneider: ‘Tryouts For The Human Race’ Worlds of Chaos and Excess
Max Hooper Schneider Tryouts For The Human Race Jenny's November 9 - December 29, 2018 In his exhibition, Tryouts For The Human Race, Max Hooper Schneider constructs four different worlds. Each sculpture is a table-top diorama filled to the brim with a...
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Betye Saar: ‘Something Blue’ Subverting Established Systems of Thought
Betye Saar Something Blue Roberts Project October 27 - December 15, 2018 A floating silhouette, a hanging birdcage, an enshrined statuette: These are some of the things one sees when confronted by the recent work of canonical artist Betye Saar. Saar...
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B. Wurtz: ‘This Has No Name’ A Purveyor of Cultural Artifacts
B. Wurtz This Has No Name The ICA LA September 30, 2018 - February 3, 2019 B. (Bill) Wurtz's sculptures and wall works are created from basic things like mesh sacks, disposable broiler pans, 35mm slides, table and chair legs, shoe laces, buttons, socks,...
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Ai Weiwei: ‘Zodiac’ Mesmerizing, Meditative, Magnificent
Ai Weiwei Zodiac Jeffrey Deitch September 29, 2018 - January 5, 2019 The Chinese dissident and art world superstar Ai Weiwei can’t be everywhere at once, but his art certainly can. In a confluence of events, Ai, who previously had not had an exhibition in...
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Soo Kim: ‘Homesick for a Better World’ Windows Onto Fragmented Worlds
Soo Kim Homesick for a Better World Denk Gallery October 6 - November 10, 2018 In the pre-digital world, a photographer often used a camera and film to frame some aspect of reality. Waiting to see the picture was not instantaneous, it was part of a...
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