Sebastian Gladstone Gallery presents Edifice II, a Los Angeles exhibition by Nick Angelo exploring the city through layered systems of memory, image, geography, and personal history. The exhibition considers Los Angeles as a maze of neighborhoods, films, myths, streets, and cultural fragments, using the artist’s “conspiracy quilt” approach to build visual connections between urban life, […]
Clayton Schiff’s Lay of the Land presents new paintings that move between literal and imagined landscapes, from urban and natural spaces to stranger, more otherworldly settings. The exhibition is described as tender, comic, and unsettling, marking Schiff’s first solo exhibition in two years and his first with the gallery.
Figures without Names presents the extraordinary posthumous work of Franne Davids, whose paintings and works on paper reveal decades of obsessive, layered artistic practice shaped largely outside traditional art world structures. Working in relative isolation for nearly four decades, Davids created richly textured canvases and psychologically charged compositions populated primarily by women, interior spaces, and […]
