David Zwirner presents the first Los Angeles exhibition devoted to Amadeo Luciano Lorenzato, one of the most distinctive Brazilian painters of his generation. Drawing closely from everyday life in his hometown of Belo Horizonte, Lorenzato transformed ordinary landscapes, houses, streets, gardens, and still lifes into quietly powerful compositions defined by reduced geometric forms and richly […]
Charles Arnoldi returns to Michael Kohn Gallery with an upcoming exhibition highlighting the bold visual language that has defined his long and influential career. Known for his energetic approach to abstraction, Arnoldi creates compositions driven by shape, line, rhythm, and color, giving his work a sense of movement that feels both carefully constructed and spontaneous. […]
La Luz de Jesus Gallery celebrates 40 years of groundbreaking exhibitions with a major anniversary presentation honoring the gallery’s long-standing role in Los Angeles’ lowbrow, pop-surrealist, outsider, and countercultural art scenes. Founded in 1986 by Billy Shire, the gallery helped create a platform for artists working outside traditional fine-art conventions and became an influential force […]
Manipulation brings together recent works by Los Angeles artists Delbar Azari, Richard Bruland, Courtney Colgan, and Lori Nielson, each approaching material and surface in a distinctly different way. Across painting and mixed media, the artists alter, layer, polish, scrape, reflect, and build their surfaces to create works that resist easy categorization while emphasizing technical precision […]
Michael Kohn Gallery presents Charles Arnoldi: String Theory, focusing on a series of paintings created between 2016 and 2019 by one of the defining figures of West Coast abstraction. Arnoldi builds these works through fluid, looping lines that travel across the canvas, accumulating into dense networks of movement before unexpected shapes emerge from the intersections […]
In Path of Least Resistance, Los Angeles-based painter Jon Ching turns inward, creating a body of work shaped by personal experience, emotion, and the smaller moments that define everyday life. His richly imagined paintings merge animals, flowers, spiritual symbols, and surreal transformations, allowing natural forms to carry ideas about time, loss, memory, and the changing […]
Track 16 presents Roberta Gentry: Blood Orange, a new body of work inspired by La Dame à la licorne (The Lady and the Unicorn), the celebrated series of six Flemish tapestries created around 1500. Gentry translates the visual rhythm of tapestry weaving into paintings built from crossing symmetries, botanical forms, woven-hair motifs, and elongated figures, […]
The Band: From Woodstock to The Last Waltz chronicles the evolution of one of rock music’s most influential groups through photographs by Elliott Landy and Larry Hulst. Landy’s intimate images capture Levon Helm, Robbie Robertson, Rick Danko, Richard Manuel, and Garth Hudson during their formative Woodstock years, while Hulst documents the group’s legendary 1976 farewell […]
Fahey/Klein Gallery brings together Herb Ritts, Greg Gorman, and Matthew Rolston in The School of Los Angeles, an exhibition examining three photographers who helped redefine glamour and celebrity portraiture in Southern California from the late 1970s through the 1990s. Their images shaped magazines, album covers, advertising, music videos, and film, creating a visual language of […]
Overduin & Co. presents Benjamin Echeverria: Images, a solo exhibition centered on the artist’s restrained and highly considered approach to image-making. The works emphasize repetition, spacing, surface, and formal balance, creating compositions that feel minimal at first glance but reward close attention to subtle shifts in scale, rhythm, and structure. The exhibition’s quiet visual language […]
Ynez Johnston: In Search of the Oracle surveys seven decades of the artist’s richly imaginative practice, bringing together paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture, ceramics, and mixed-media works shaped by a lifelong fascination with ancient civilizations, myth, travel, and invented worlds. Johnston’s visual language blends influences ranging from Maya glyphs and Tibetan thangkas to Byzantine mosaics, transforming […]
In SKZ Centimeter Studies Classroom, artist Dan Levenson expands the fictional world of the State Art Academy, Zürich, an imaginary twentieth-century Swiss art school that he has developed across paintings, furniture, performances, and fabricated archival materials. The exhibition presents paintings supposedly created by students responding to exercises based on the centimeter, alongside classroom furniture designed […]
