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Tag Archives: LA Art Scene
Simone Shubuck at Taylor de Cordoba
NY-based artist Simone Shubuck is having an opening of new work at Taylor de Cordoba‘s new location. “Do You Like Old Things, or New Things That Look Old?” will be up from April 27th through June 1st, with an opening … Continue reading
Catherine Opie, New Work at Regen Projects
Regen Projects has a new show of portraits and landscapes by Catherine Opie, inspired by 17th century portraiture, using familiar faces (i.e. Kate and Laura Mulleavy of Rodarte). The show opens Saturday February 23rd from 6PM to 8PM, at 6750 … Continue reading
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Tagged Catherine Opie, Kate and Laura Mulleavy, LA Art Scene, New Photography, New Work at Regen Projects, Rodarte
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Gary Baseman at KK Gallery
Saturday night we went to the opening of LA-based artist Gary Baseman’s latest exhibition, “Nightmares of Halloweens Past,” at KK Gallery in Chinatown. I loved the work, which is a collection of found Halloween photos, most shown in their original … Continue reading
Melissa Haslam
Head over heels for Australian based artist Melissa Haslam. Her paintings are stunning, a photo realist fashion fantasy with the coolest dark undertones this side of Sunset. LOVE! Her last show was over a year ago at Le Basse Projects … Continue reading
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Tagged Australian Artists, Australian Painters, Beau Basse, LA Art Scene, Le Basse Projects, Melissa Haslam
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Ellsworth Kelly at Matthew Marks LA
Ellsworth Kelly is having a show of new and older works at Matthew Marks which will inaugurate Marks’ LA gallery. The show includes six new two-panel paintings exhibited here for the first time as well as a group of 1952-54 … Continue reading
Tom McKinley
Tom McKinley has a show up at Skidmore Contemporary Art inside Bergamot Station that closes this Saturday October 8th. I love his work. Obviously there are some serious David Hockney references going on here but since I LOVE Hockney I … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, david Hockney, LA Art Scene, LA Artsists, New Paintings, Skidmore Contemporary, Tom Mkinley
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Kelly Reemtsen
This weekend’s Platform LA Art Fair was a huge success. There was a ton of beautiful work there, definitely not enough to fit into a blog but I got kind of obsessed with this one painting from Kelly Reemtsen, there … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Art Fair, Bergamot Station, David Klein Gallery, Kelly Reemtsen, LA Art Scene, New Paintings, New Shows, Painting, Platform LA, Upcoming Art Shows
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Pacific Standard Time, LA’s Art Filled Weekend
I’m obsessed with this David Hockney painting. Lots going on in LA’s art world this weekend. Tonight was the opening of Under The Big Black Sun: California Art 1974-1981 at Geffen Contemporary MOCA downtown with Henry Rollins spinning tunes (I … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Art Fair, Art Platform, california Art, Dead Kennedys, Geffen Contmeporary, Getty, Henry Rollins, LA Art Scene, MOCA, Punk, Punk Art, Pushead, Show, Tharsher, The Big Black Sun, X
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