Dharma Karma from Zurich to LA
"Hot Mess" at Karma LA
Setting afoot into an office space building was the last place I expected to be on a Friday evening. As I approached Karma International’s gallery…
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It is possibly the singular image of our time: the ‘walking’ glacier – or in this particular instance, the glacier that both ‘walks’ or extends…
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The unassuming These Days gallery, which lies on the second floor off an alleyway in downtown LA, currently houses an impressive installation titled, “Afraid of…
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Downtown Art Walk
Still Thriving but Light on the Art
Feeling apprehensive as I walked to the nearest Red Line stop to catch a train downtown; I believe that the last time I tried doing…
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Setting aside its legal ‘term of art’ implications, ‘Indecent Exposure’ – the collective title of this mini-retrospective of Margie Schnibbe’s films and videos – could…
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Seth Kaufman has made a startling new body of work, and has transitioned from sculpture to photography as effortlessly as a caterpillar transitions into a…
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Conspicuous Consumption Indeed
Lauren Greenfield's "Generation Wealth" at Annenberg Space for Photography
I forgot to eat! My stomach grumbled as I mentioned to my friend that I hoped there might be some food at the opening of…
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BUTT, OF COURSE
Gabriel Kuri, Donation Box, Desert X, Palm Springs
Palm Springs may be the furthest eastern reach of Los Angeles’ urban/suburban schizophrenia and whiny babblespeak, but the Palm Springs Tourism Board has done its…
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Edward Burtynsky’s principal subject over the last decade or so has been the industrial landscape, or more specifically, large-scale, frequently aerial views of major industrial…
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One could argue that the buddy cop genre has been with us since well before In the Heat of the Night; that it’s among the…
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Ed Ruscha may have summed it up best in one of his little books of photographs, Thirtyfour Parking Lots – specifically the aerial photograph of…
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This week’s Image of the Week is by Los Angeles based artist Susan Sironi. Click here to learn more about her and her amazing work….
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For Mature Audiences Only
Luis De Jesus and Thinkspace
Thinkspace was infested with BFAs and mosquitoes Saturday night. We waited in line for the bar behind a kid who would not stop bragging about…
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Dean Monogenis destroyed nine paintings putting them on display in a work entitled Black Hole. Feeling the need to purge, Monogenis selected older pieces from the gallery’s…
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