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Francesca Lalanne
Galerie Lakaye

In the world of appointment-only gallery visits, many have bemoaned the more restricted experience, and galleries themselves have completely reinvented the way that they conduct themselves. They are no longer able to attract visitors off the street nor draw large...

Colleen Hargaden
Hunter Shaw Fine Art

Colleen Hargaden’s latest exhibition at Hunter Shaw Fine Art is many things: a tool kit to survivalism and self-reliance in reaction to the ever-intensifying symptoms of a dying planet, and a prompt to question what the future of art-making may look like by combining...

Film: Hometown Proud
Debut Documentary by Tyler Stallings and Naida Osline

Hometown Proud, the debut documentary by Tyler Stallings and Naida Osline, speaks volumes to our current political and cultural environment. The project grew out of their interest in exploring social issues through their individual practices, for Stallings, as a...

Pick of the Week: Peter Alexander
Cirrus Gallery

It’s not that difficult to be contemporary. Be it through art, or writing, or simply conversation, we’re almost always discussing what’s right in front of us. It’s another thing all together to create something which takes on an entirely new meaning decades after...

Gallery Rounds: Sam Durant
Blum & Poe

What stories do monuments tell? Is there more than one story, more than one point of view? Can monuments be moved from one location and placed in another? Confederate statues taken away from the Kentucky capital go where? How can they be recontextualized? During the...

Max Presneill
Rio Hondo College Gallery

Careening from a blotted and splattered background into what almost appeared to be real objects floating on the surface, the paintings cavort around a plethora of meanings in Max Presneill's latest body of work titled "In Case of Emergency." The overall sense is that...

Pick of the Week: Wanda Koop & Michelle Rawlings
Night Gallery

The two shows currently on view at the Night Gallery – Wanda Koop’s “Heartbeat Bots” and Michelle Rawlings’ “In the Garden” – represent opposite ends of the spectrum of contemporary art. The larger show, “Heartbeat Bots,” introduces us to a fantastically vibrant and...

Pick of the Week: Amir H. Fallah
Shulamit Nazarian

There are many stories that we have told ourselves in order to make our world make sense. These modern myths range from Columbus’ “discovery” of this continent to the very idea of the American Dream. These stories are taught to us from birth, intrinsically attached to...

Ed Clark
Hauser & Wirth

Ed Clark "Expanding The Image" marks the first time Hauser & Wirth has shown the abstract painter's work at their Los Angeles location. The exhibition consists of Clark's formative work from the 1960s and 1970s, and complements an exhibition Hauser & Wirth...

Robb Putnam and John Bankston
Walter Maciel Gallery

In Robb Putnam's "Unattended Creatures," sad-faced bears and rabbits, some with no faces at all, make up most the sculptural works, while another exhibition at Walter Maciel Gallery, "Escape," by John Bankston, combines several different series of paintings and mixed...

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Francesca Lalanne
Galerie Lakaye

Colleen Hargaden
Hunter Shaw Fine Art

Film: Hometown Proud
Debut Documentary by Tyler Stallings and Naida Osline

Pick of the Week: Peter Alexander
Cirrus Gallery

Gallery Rounds: Sam Durant
Blum & Poe

Max Presneill
Rio Hondo College Gallery

Pick of the Week: Wanda Koop & Michelle Rawlings
Night Gallery

Pick of the Week: Amir H. Fallah
Shulamit Nazarian

Ed Clark
Hauser & Wirth

Robb Putnam and John Bankston
Walter Maciel Gallery

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