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Summer Movie Nights at the one and only David Hockney Pool
Hey art nerds!!! Before we run off to Art Basel we wanted to let you know about the BEST place to take your sexy art dates this summer in Los […]
Art at the Rendon presents “Hidden Rooms”
This weekend Art at the Rendon will launch “Hidden Rooms”, the first in their series of pop-up events at the former Rendon Hotel in the DTLA Arts District. The three […]
“Requiem: Aching for Acker” solo show by Aline Mare
ALINE MARE’S NEW PHOTO-BASED WORKS INTERPRET “REQUIEM,” THE LAST POEM FROM KATHY ACKER’S FINAL BOOK, “EURYDICE IN THE UNDERWORLD” “Requiem: Aching for Acker” – Aline Mare’s solo exhibition of new […]
Doni Silver Simons @ Museum of Tolerance Tonight 6:30pm!
This one night only event is Wednesday, November 9 from 6:30-9:00 PM. Debuting at the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles the performance will be a powerful artistic exploration of […]
Election depression? You can Stand with Planned Parenthood tonight!
One of my favorite LA photographers is having an opening tonight to support Planned Parenthood Los Angeles. Maggie West is well known for her dreamy colorful romanic portraits and for […]
VIDEO: The Cuatrecasas Discovery
Gil Cuatrecasas was a master colorist painter whose work was nearly lost to art history. Cuatrecasas grew up in Spain in the 1930s before emigrating to America where he studied […]
Rock This – Special Slide Show and Exhibition with Celebrated Photographer Henry Diltz
MARKING THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SUNSET STRIP RIOTS, THE CITY OF WEST HOLLYWOOD EXAMINES THE MUSIC AND PROTEST THAT SHAPED A GENERATION WITH “THERE’S SOMETHING HAPPENING HERE…ON THE […]
Doug Aitken’s Electric Earth exhibition is the best show of the year (maybe ever)!
Electric Earth (still), 1999, Eight-channel video installation in four rooms, color and sound, 9:50 minutes/loop, installation dimensions variable Doug Aitken: Electric Earth The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA Los Angeles, CA September […]
La Luz de Jesus’ Annual Coaster Show
Some cities have precipitation and change of temperature to mark the changing of the seasons, and while yes, this one does have seasons I notice more often marking timelines of […]
Red Glow “Music and Light” Installation ~ last three days!
“THE CUBE,” A 10-DAY, AROUND-THE-CLOCK FLUXUS-INSPIRED PERFORMANCE INSTALLATION BY ARTIST MANUEL LIMA CONTINUES THROUGH AUGUST 21 ON THE SUNSET STRIP “LIFE += ART” – LIMA’S WORK INTEGRATES ORIGINAL MUSIC AND […]
Not Quite Nothing: Day Trip to the San Diego Art Institute
More “copy and paste” journalism by yours truly~~ all you socal artnerds ought to jump in the car and head south to The San Diego Art Institute (SDAI) exhibition opening of “Not Quite […]
Bunnie Reiss – All Our Nature
Bunnie Reiss lives in a world of rainbows, patterns & adventure. In this world, with an intuitive heart and intelligent mind she produces technicolored otherworldly depictions we can’t help but […]
Michael Murphy’s Re-Imagined Mid-Cent Architecture and the Sky Surrounding
Michael Murphy will be showing a new body of work titled Desert Layover at La Luz de Jesus in Los Angeles, opening on Friday, August 5. Also showing with Murphy are […]
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