When someone is a talented chef, folks say “they are an artist in the kitchen.” But sometimes, there’s literally just an artist making food, in the kitchen—o
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This week, everyone is in the picture, with photography exhibitions including a Black History Month group show, a thoughtful snapshot of L.A. in pictures, and a port
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It’s been known as the Pleasure Dome, Elvis and Priscilla Presley’s Honeymoon Hideaway, the Alexander Residence and a cheesy illegal Elvis museum for decades. De
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Randy Perez loves to play around with ideas. His drawings and collage-based works highlight impactful, symbolic juxtapositions rooted in his own story. Through diffe
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Chuck Arnoldi’s long and storied career as a visual artist has led him, across the years, to an eclectic panoply of visual cues, formal experiments, mechanisms of
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With the confluence of art fairs in full citywide swing this week, prepare for a wave of big ticket intentionally timed local gallery openings, as well as a host of
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Though dedicated to abstraction, painter Pamela Smith Hudson’s layered compositions evoke the topography and emotion of the landscape. In a sense creating painting
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From the couture-inflected to the conceptual, minimal and visceral, the portraiture-centered group show, It’s Time, features six artists offering urgently needed u
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It’s called Art Week LA (not Frieze Week, thank you very much) and anyway the Frieze Art Fair is already sold out plus Art Week is two weeks long, actually. Everyt
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In Fran Siegel’s works on paper and sculptural ceramic and textile collage, the motif of an abstracted pinwheel recurs as a way to process time and history, decons
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Each of Ben Sanders’ large-scale paintings is technically a landscape. Radiant, supersaturated biomorphic shapes — egg, orb, moonrock, celestial body, spouting b
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Personal and political narratives about justice, photography with a fresh perspective, all-night sound performance, Chinatown shops and galleries stay open late, a p
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