Downtown itself has more than one ecosystem, and tonight they're all activated. The Historic Core welcomes street-art legend RISK to
In Heroes We Trust for a pair of collabs ? prints with SEEN and suits with YOGGX; expressionist animal spirit portraits at
Contemporary Gallery; and art inspired by female grindhouse leads and a group show based on a visual game of telephone at
The Hive. The Arts District has a late-summer group show on Satanic interpretations of food culture at
Art Share; a gathering for three new shows at
A+D Museum ? a VR tour of the Bauhaus HQ
, new work from SCI-Arc grad candidates, and a look at the design interface of 000 Magazine; a group show about the soul of Los Angeles at
Superchief; a fresh take on traditional ink drawing and surf culture at new venue
Speedy Gallery; and the surrealist interiors of Todd James at
Over The Influence.
The southern end of the Arts District is keeping busy too, with conceptual architectural sculptures by Robert Moreland and evocative watercolor portraits by February James at
Wilding Cran; new paintings by Nick Aguayo and a group show about the delights of pure color in painting at
Vielmetter Los Angeles; a two-person show from Jenny Balin Sonenberg at Machine at
Cirrus Gallery; wistful and unsettling paintings by Cynthia Daignault at
Night Gallery; and exuberant found-material assemblage tapestries by Moffat Takadiwa as
Nicodim Gallery's inaugural show in their brand new space on Santa Fe Avenue.
And last but not least, most of the
Bendix Building galleries open new shows as well ? such as provocative feminist ceramics by Elyse Pignolet at
Track 16; ethereal but rather luscious abstract paintings by Mark Sheinkman at
Von Lintel; group exhibitions at
Durden and Ray,
515, and
Tiger Strikes Asteroid; Anna Mayer at
A-B Projects; and Alison OK Frost at
Cathedral Gallery.
Eastside International at the Brewery Arts Complex hosts the group show Outside/In as part of the SUR Biennial; and last but not least,
KGB Gallery hosts a survey of classic and new prints by Luis C. Garza.
In Heroes We Trust, 127 E. 5th St.RISK x SEEN, Live Print Signing / Risk x Yoggx Collab Launch
Saturday, September 7, 2-6pm.
inheroeswetrust.comContemporary Gallery, 548 S. Spring St.Jade Solais Rose:
Animal MagicSaturday, September 7, 7-10pm.
facebook.com/colorlabtierrasalcontemporarygalleryThe Hive Gallery & Studios, 729 S. Spring St.Faster Pussycat, Kill Bill and
Banana PhoneSeptember 7 - 29; Opening Reception: Saturday, September 7, 8-11pm.
hivegallery.comA+D Museum, 900 E. 4th St.Virtual Bauhaus,
Proof & Prototype, and
Speculations at the EDGEExhibitions continue through September 29, November 24, and September 15, respectively.
The Assembly: Saturday, September 7, 7-10pm; $5.
aplusd.orgOver The Influence, 833 E. Third St., downtownTodd James:
There's No Place Like Home.
September 7 - October 27; Opening Reception: Saturday, September 7, 5-7pm.
overtheinfluence.comArt-Share, 801 E. 4th PlaceSatan's Food CourtSaturday, September 7, 7-11pm.
artsharela.orgSuperchief L.A., 739 Kohler St.STRANGER STEW?Saturday, Sept 7, 7-10pm.
facebook.com/SuperchiefGalleryLASpeedy Gallery, 2146 Sacramento St.Shukou Tsuchiya:
SURF iNKSeptember 9 - October 27 (by appointment only); Reception: Saturday, September 7, 6-9pm.
speedyartgallery.comWilding Cran Gallery, 939 S. Santa Fe Ave.Robert Moreland:
Deliberation and February James:
A Place to BelongSeptember 8 - October 27; Opening Reception, Saturday, September 7, 5-8pm.
wildingcran.comNicodim Gallery (new location!) ,1700 S. Santa Fe Ave.Moffat Takadiwa:
Son of the SoilSeptember 7 - October 19; Opening Reception: September 7, 4-7pm.
nicodimgallery.comVielmetter Los Angeles, 1700 S. Santa Fe Ave.The Light Touch group show and Nick Aguayo:
Wake the Town and Tell the PeopleSeptember 7 - October 19; Opening Reception: Saturday, September 7, 4-6pm.
vielmetter.comCirrus Gallery, 2011 S. Santa Fe Ave.Jenny Balin Sonenberg and Machine:
Still Bearing VisibleSeptember 7 December 21; Opening Reception: Saturday, September 7, 6:30-8pm.
cirrusgallery.comNight Gallery, 2276 E. 16th St.Cynthia Daignault:
ElegySeptember 7 - October 19; Opening Reception: Saturday, September 7, 7-10pm.
nightgallery.caThe Bendix Building, 1206 Maple Ave.Von Lintel, 212Mark Sheinkman:
New PaintingsSeptember 7 - October 12; Opening Reception: Saturday, September 7, 6-8:30pm.
vonlintel.com515, 515United in LA: Brin Doan, Truc Nguyen, UuDam Nguyen
September 7 -28; Opening reception: Saturday, September 7, 7-9pm.
instagram.com/515.bendixTiger Strikes Asteroid, 523Warmly Persuasive: ICOSA in LASeptember 7 - 29; Opening Reception: Saturday September 7, 7-10pm.
tigerstrikesasteroid.comA-B Projects, 540Anna Mayer:
Seep FieldsSeptember 7 - 18; Opening Reception: Saturday, September 7, 6-9pm.
a-bprojects.comCathedral Gallery, 674Alison OK Frost:
BreachSaturday, September 7 - 6-10pm.
facebook.com/cathedralgalleryDurden & Ray, 832Regime of Images: Jennifer Celio, Sijia Chen, Roni Feldman, Laura Tanner Graham, Kio Griffith, Robert Heckes, Cara E. Levine, Constance Mallinson, Sean Noyce, Nick Taggart, Alex Turner, and Michael Wisnowski. Video Loop: Guy Debord, Godfrey Reggio/Philip Glass. Curated by Larry Gipe.
September 7 - 28; Opening Reception: Saturday, September 7, 7-10pm.
durdenandray.comTrack 16, 1005Elyse Pignolet,
You Should Calm DownSeptember 7 to November 2; Opening reception: Saturday, September 7, 7-10pm.
track16.comESXLA, Brewery Arts ComplexOutside In: Keenan Derby, Christine Garam Han, Christina Mesiti, Armando Ramos, part of the 2019
SUR:biennial.September 7 - October 19; Opening reception: Saturday, September 7, 7-10pm.
eastsideinternational.comKGB Studios, 1640 N. Spring St.Luis C. Garza:
RenacimientoSaturday, September 7, 8-11pm.
facebook.com/KGBgallery
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