Iridescent Rainbows and Virtual-Reality Skies: Spring/Break Art Fair Debuts in L.A.
The event is heavy on local talent, and includes artist-run spaces like Tin Flats, BBQLA, HILDE, and others.
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It’s All in the Cards: Lisa Anne Auerbach Offers Psychic Advisory at Frieze Los Angeles
On the Paramount backlot, one of the artist's former students is helping fair visitors look into the future.
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‘Everything Feels More Intimate’: Felix LA Brings New Life to Art-Fair Circuit
At the Hotel Roosevelt, dealers are ordering room service, lounging, and hawking art.
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Beware the Elements: Desert X Turns California’s Coachella Valley Into Open Exhibition Space
The second edition of the biennial runs into April.
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Voices Carry: Suzanne Lacy’s Polyphonic Art Defies Museum Curating—and Is Helping to Reinvent It
The artist's works go beyond site-specificity. You might call them site-ephemeral, and the dialogues that constitute them take place in public, at places like brownstone stoops and parking garage…
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One Man’s Trash Is Damien Hirst’s Treasure: In Venice, the Artist Offers His Grandest Work Yet
Damien Hirst sold a lie, and he sold it very well. In the weeks leading up to his grand exhibition that now occupies all of the Punta Della Dogana and Palazzo Grassi in Venice, he gave out
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Didactic But Definitely Not Dull: A Report from Art Basel Hong Kong
The great paradox of Hong Kong is that it has no history of contemporary art museums, so much so that some gallerists at Art Basel Hong Kong credit their need for “Please Do Not Touch” signs…
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Hamza Walker Hired as Director of LAXART
Los Angeles nonprofit art space LAXART has announced that Hamza Walker will be its next Executive Director starting October 1, following founder Lauri Firstenberg’s departure from the position
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Philipp Kaiser Will Curate First Show at Marciano Foundation’s L.A. Museum, Will Open in Early 2017 [Updated]
Yesterday, curator Philipp Kaiser and a source close to the Maurice and Paul Marciano Art Foundation said that the organization would open its hotly anticipated private museum in Los Angeles in
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Easy Rider: Will Ryman on the Motorcycle Sculpture He Made Out of Paper Towels
“Power,” not unlike a sheet of Bounty paper towels, “is disposable,” the artist Will Ryman told me over the phone earlier this week. Known for addressing politics through material metaphors…
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