Artist Lourenzo Smith presents Path To My Soul, a focused exhibition offering a personal and expressive glimpse into his visual world. The brief gallery presentation lends the show an intimate, special-event feeling, inviting visitors to spend time with Smith’s figurative imagery and the emotional narratives woven through his work. Special exhibit ends August 16!
Michael Zadowicz invites viewers into Mindscapes, an exhibition shaped by imaginative forms, bold visual language, and a sense of interior exploration. The work creates its own colorful psychological terrain, offering an engaging gallery experience for visitors drawn to art that turns perception, memory, and imagination into vivid visual worlds. Ends August 30th!
Shaghayegh Cyrous presents Through the Sun, a multimedia video installation tracing a poetic passage through memory, myth, pressure, and transformation. Immersive and contemplative, the exhibition invites viewers into a layered visual environment where personal experience and symbolic imagery meet, creating space for reflection on change, identity, and resilience. PS: Ends September 19th!
Artist and curator Annie Lapin leads a walkthrough of The Other Side alongside participating artists Brian Bress, Kristin Calabrese, Julian Hoeber, Samantha Roth, and Lisa Williamson. Together, they explore how perception shapes their individual approaches to image-making and how uncertainty can become part of the viewing experience. The walkthrough is followed by a Gallery Happy […]
La Luz de Jesus Gallery brings together three distinctive September exhibitions by Wini Brewer, Scott Hove, and Susie Ketchum, offering visitors a varied encounter with contemporary art through three highly individual perspectives. Brewer’s Aesthetic Strategies explores evocative visual relationships and unexpected associations, while Scott Hove’s Take Your Sweet Time uses clocks and clock parts to […]
Object Poetry brings together Ian Burns, Bruce Conner, Tony Oursler, Chiffon Thomas, and Cajsa von Zeipel in an imaginative group exhibition exploring what happens when sculpture moves beyond straightforward representation. Spanning kinetics, assemblage, performance, sound, light, video, movement, and found objects, the works encourage visitors to experience art as something physical, psychological, and deeply participatory. […]
Mark Innerst: Paintings 1982–2024 offers a rare survey of more than four decades of work by the Pictures Generation artist, bringing together paintings that reveal the evolution of his distinctive visual language. Known for meticulously constructed scenes and an atmospheric approach to light, scale, and illusion, Innerst creates works that can feel intimate, mysterious, and […]
Lisson Gallery presents Oliver Lee Jackson: Form Follows Feeling, its first Los Angeles exhibition with the Oakland-based painter, sculptor, and printmaker. Spanning several decades of Jackson’s practice, the presentation brings together paintings with marble and mixed-media sculptures, highlighting the human figure as the recurring structure around which his compositions are built. The exhibition also gives […]
Los Angeles-based artist Vanessa Prager returns to Diane Rosenstein Gallery with Talk to Me, a new series of ten richly textured impasto oil paintings that expands her earlier interest in portraiture into exuberant still lifes. Domestic objects, food, flowers, screens, patterns, and glimpses of people accumulate across the canvases, turning the everyday environment into a […]
Emmanuel Louisnord Desir: Rough Ways of The Delicate Ones marks the artist’s second solo exhibition with Sebastian Gladstone and brings together eight new works exploring metamorphosis, endurance, faith, and reclamation. Desir’s sculptural figures combine bodies, creatures, machines, and symbolic forms, creating armored yet vulnerable beings shaped by the pressures of history, belief, and survival. Across […]
Vera Palme: Everything but Perspective brings the artist’s work to Hoffman Donahue’s Los Angeles space for a solo presentation centered on her distinctive approach to painting. The exhibition’s title points toward a deliberate resistance to conventional pictorial depth, inviting viewers instead to focus on surface, gesture, material, and the visual tension created within the picture […]
David Zwirner presents Roy DeCarava: the sound i saw, a major exhibition exploring the photographer’s enduring fascination with the relationship between image and sound. Curated by Ebony L. Haynes, the presentation brings together more than 130 photographs created between the late 1940s and the 1960s, making it the largest showing of this body of work […]
