Los Angeles has long been shaped by people pursuing opportunity, identity, and reinvention, and Life, Liberty, and Los Angeles explores those stories through a broad cultural lens. Presented by the Autry Museum, the exhibition examines how ideas of freedom, belonging, and aspiration have influenced the city’s history and development. Through historical objects, art, photographs, media, […]
Terran Last Gun’s Celestial Observations brings together a series of geometric works that draw inspiration from celestial movement and Indigenous perspectives on space and landscape. Created on antique ledger sheets, the drawings combine vibrant circular forms and symbolic visual language inspired by stars, moon cycles, and cosmic rhythms. The result is an exhibition that feels […]
Bringing together works by Jane Bauman, Deborah Lynn Irmas, and Michelle Robinson, Resilience explores themes of endurance, transformation, and adaptation through distinct artistic voices. While each artist approaches the subject differently, together the works create a conversation around perseverance and personal strength. The exhibition offers a thoughtful experience where individual stories and broader ideas intersect. […]
Known for her richly detailed visual style, Camille Rose Garcia creates worlds that blend fantasy, mythology, and darker social commentary. Her work often combines whimsical imagery with themes of environmentalism, consumer culture, and storytelling, resulting in pieces that are visually enchanting while carrying deeper narratives beneath the surface. Visitors can expect immersive imagery and elaborate […]
Vincent Pocsik returns with A Thousand Years, a new body of work that continues his distinctive approach to sculpture and storytelling. His practice often combines surreal imagery, natural forms, and emotional symbolism, creating works that feel both familiar and dreamlike. Through layered compositions and sculptural experimentation, the exhibition invites viewers into a world where memory […]
House Guest presents new work by Gabe Cortese, whose practice often examines narrative as an unstable and fragmented experience. Through layered imagery and symbolic elements, the exhibition creates a sense of mystery, inviting audiences into a space where meaning constantly shifts and evolves. The exhibition embraces ambiguity, encouraging visitors to move through visual moments that […]
Patrick Guetta’s debut solo exhibition transforms familiar corporate logos, slogans, and pop-cultural symbols into reflections on environmental urgency. Through vivid color and recognizable imagery, Time is the Essence asks what we do with the time we have left, redirecting the visual language of advertising toward ecological awareness.
ATLA presents a two-artist exhibition featuring Amia Yokoyama and Rina Matsudaira. The listing confirms the exhibition dates and Los Angeles location, but does not yet provide a full curatorial description; based on ATLA’s program, the presentation likely centers on contemporary craft, material process, and cross-cultural artistic dialogue.
Spencer Finch’s exhibition explores light, color, memory, perception, and the natural world. Known for transforming fleeting sensory experiences into poetic works, Finch creates pieces that make viewers more aware of the act of seeing itself.
This exhibition brings together Felipe Pantone’s investigations of color, movement, and visual systems with Etai’s design-driven practice at the intersection of fashion and structure. Set inside Albertz Benda’s Los Angeles house gallery, the show treats artworks and design pieces as part of a connected domestic environment.
