Gallery

Michael Kohn Gallery presents Mark Innerst: Paintings 1982–2024, an exhibition that traces more than four decades of the artist’s luminous and meticulously composed painting practice. Innerst is known for transforming the modern American landscape into scenes of heightened atmosphere, architectural rhythm, and quiet spectacle, often bringing a sense of intimacy to city views, public spaces, […]

Jeffrey Deitch presents the 6th Annual Art Products Market, returning to the gallery’s Orange Drive courtyard for an evening of art, design, creative goods, and community. The one-night market brings together local artists, designers, publishers, jewelers, makers, and creative studios, offering visitors a lively opportunity to discover original objects, limited-edition works, publications, accessories, and artist-made […]

Regen Projects presents Abstract or Regular?, an exhibition of new video work and a painting by Los Angeles-based artist Alex Hubbard. The show features six larger-than-life animations projected onto wooden constructions cut into the shapes of their subjects, from cartoon characters to an electrocuted pickle. Through these playful and formally inventive works, Hubbard explores how […]

Moskowitz Bayse presents Quiet Rules, a group exhibition bringing together paintings by Tauba Auerbach, Lecia Dole-Recio, Franziska Goes, Cynthia Hawkins, Angela Heisch, Christopher Iseri, Justin Margitich, Allison Miller, Dianna Molzan, Alex Olson, Zak Prekop, and Richard Tinkler. The exhibition explores how systems, repetition, grids, chromatic sequences, and material structures can become frameworks for abstraction rather […]

7811 Gallery presents an artist talk and closing reception with Sterling Beaumon in connection with his exhibition New Works. Beaumon brings his life as an actor and producer in Hollywood into a layered collage practice, transforming collected memorabilia into original paintings arranged through geometric patterns. His work reflects the experience of shaping order out of […]

Two Faced Gallery + Studio presents Froth on the Daydream, a group exhibition featuring work by Daria Nagrebelna, Tullie Meyers, Melia Fernandez, and Sarah Rosenblum. Borrowing its title from Boris Vian’s surrealist novel L'Écume des jours, the exhibition explores the delicate space where reality, imagination, memory, nature, heritage, and the subconscious begin to blur. Across […]

Dotted Line presents hole in a window, a contemporary and very special art exhibition. The show’s title suggests a poetic focus on openings, thresholds, partial views, and the act of looking itself, inviting visitors to consider how artists frame perception through fragments, surfaces, and subtle visual shifts. Presented in Dotted Line’s Inglewood gallery space, hole […]

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.

David Zwirner Los Angeles hosts an artist-led exhibition walkthrough with Manuel López, Mr.Wash, and Cauleen Smith in conjunction with California Light and Space (The 21st Century Version), a group exhibition organized by Helen Molesworth. Taking place at the gallery’s 606 N Western Avenue location, the walkthrough offers visitors a chance to experience the exhibition through […]

Louis Stern Fine Arts presents Cordillera Mexicana: Alfredo Ramos Martínez and the Mexican Landscape, an exhibition dedicated to the artist’s enduring relationship with the landscapes, culture, and visual memory of Mexico. Painted from the shadow of Los Angeles’ Santa Monica Mountains, these works reflect Ramos Martínez’s deep connection to his homeland, showing how landscape can […]

Tierra del Sol Gallery presents Words Matter!, an interactive group exhibition featuring seventeen Tierra del Sol artists whose work explores language, expression, and storytelling in many forms. The exhibition asks how words can be spoken, written, drawn, signed, imagined, or transformed, inviting visitors to consider communication as something visual, personal, playful, serious, and deeply powerful. […]

The MAK Center for Art and Architecture and AIA Los Angeles present Creatives in Conversation – Between Space and Story: Art, Architecture, and the Making of Experience, an evening exploring how art and architecture shape the way people perceive, inhabit, and remember the built environment. Set at the historic Schindler House, the program brings together […]

By Hand and By Heart: Group Exhibition and the Mexican Landscape brings together a diverse selection of artists whose works explore the rich visual, cultural, and emotional landscapes of Mexico. Through painting, sculpture, and mixed media, the exhibition celebrates craftsmanship, identity, memory, and the enduring relationship between people and place. Visitors are invited to experience […]