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Alec Egan Anat Ebgi Gallery

Alec Egan
Anat Ebgi Gallery

Since 2017, Alec Egan has created paintings that depict the interior rooms of imagined dwellings. These spaces are often decorated with competing floral patterns so ornate they become claustrophobic. In August, he presents 14 paintings of varying sizes that center...

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Nancy Buchanan Charlie James Gallery

Nancy Buchanan
Charlie James Gallery

The hair of human beings has a significant amount of lore associated with it throughout time because it is such a highly symbolic part of the body. Hair has had great social, cultural, and economic meaning and in every moment of that history the visual arts have...

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Fallen Monuments EPOCH

Fallen Monuments
EPOCH

As a virtual reality artist-run space (blessedly, no goggles are required) EPOCH is the quarantine-induced experimental project of its founder Peter Wu, an acclaimed artist whose own work has pushed the boundaries and applications of futuristic tech in fine art for...

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Lauren Quin ‘Clutches’ Real Pain Fine Arts

Lauren Quin ‘Clutches’
Real Pain Fine Arts

At a time when abstract painting seems mired in self-reference, I itch for shows like "Clutches," Lauren Quin's second solo show in Los Angeles. Quin's paintings are impressively complex. They feel like the orchestrated chaos of Albert Oehlen, but with an affinity for...

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Riders of the Red Horse The Pit

Riders of the Red Horse
The Pit

The eclectic group show, Riders of the Red Horse, at the Pit marks the re-opening the gallery after four months of closure due to the pandemic. The show features works by Diana Yesenia Alvarado, Amy Bessone, Keith Boadwee, Elana Bowsher, Canyon Castator, John de...

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Rodrigo Valenzuela at Klowden Mann

Rodrigo Valenzuela at Klowden Mann

Rodrigo Valenzuela pursues a robust and multivalent practice that encompasses lavishly produced and materially rich photography, sculpture, installation and video. At the same time, these pursuits are equally centered on a semiotic, politically engaged post-capitalist...

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Kate Newby at Feuilleton

Kate Newby at Feuilleton

Kate Newby is an artist of the immediate and quotidian. Her work is rooted in place, which she defines through the conditions, actions, and events that occur there. Her investment in the local is often expressed through site-specificity. This exhibition gives its...

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“Path” to Anne Austin Pearce

“Path” to Anne Austin Pearce

The collage-paintings of Anne Austin Pearce are unabashedly beautiful. Born, raised and educated in Lawrence, Kansas, Pearce was associate professor of art at Missouri's Rockhurst University until this year, when she assumed an associate professorship of studio art at...

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