As if the Fall 2024 interview with Meegan Barnes about her ceramic delights wasn’t enough, you could actually own one of her works if you […]

It might seem pessimistic to view humans in their natural state as violent, self-servingIt might seem pessimistic to view humans in their natural state as […]

It feels like a major oversight that this is the first museum survey of the Venezuelan-born, L.A.-based artist’s prolific career. Magdalena Suarez Frimkess is an integral […]

Walton Ave & Friends brings together sculpted portraits from across the oeuvres of John Ahearn and Rigoberto Torres, beginning with The South Bronx Hall of Fame (1979), a […]

The Ranch is pleased to announce an exhibition of the American sculptor Donna Dennis, the single-work presentation inaugurating the fourth season of programming at The […]

Arguments about true human nature are a cornerstone of the Western philosophical canon. Optimists like John Locke believed life before governmental rule was a magnanimous […]

Michael Walsh aka Prism found his youthful passions on the gritty streets of Pittsburgh, enjoying skateboarding, music, and graffiti as gateways into his artistic practices. […]

We go to ceramics today for A Portfolio, and look at the outstanding works of Soojin Choi. We love her artist statement, “I employ a […]

“This body of work is a visual narrative of the economic policies that have eroded the stability and prosperity of America’s middle class. All that’s […]

La Luz de Jesus Gallery is excited to present the exhibition Can Opener. Opens July 5th at 4633 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles. Can Opener is the […]