Archive for the ‘California’ Category
Blum & Poe in LA presents fifth solo exhibition of work by Mark Grotjahn “Seven Faces,” and will include up to twelve new works.
1202 via Contemporary Art Daily
The Hammer Museum presents the first museum retrospective of drawings by British artist Rachel Whiteread.
1163 via Hammer Museum
Manifest Equality Gallery brings together artists such as Barry McGee, Swoon, Robbie Conal and Jim Goldberg for their gay rights art show.
1160 via Dazed Digital
Zwelethu Mthethwa's long-awaited first comprehensive show is on view at the Hammer Museum in LA.
1158 via Loudreams
California's Rosamund Felsen Gallery presents Ann Preston's large-scale exhibition "Four Forms" - until March 13, 2010.
1115 via Rosamund Felsen Gallery
Luc Tuymans painted the images from photographs of various illnesses in a medical reference book.
1061 via nybooks.com
Aaron Young shakes-up the Beverley Hills neighborhood with his uniquely American brand of biker-nihilism.
1047 via Art Observed
Video: “Mein Curaror” breaks into rage after learning that Jeffrey Deitch will take over as the new director of LA MoCA.
1045 via The Art Collectors
Japanese-American Tomokazu Matsuyama addresses larger issues of nationalism and global relations "In Case You’re Lost."
1031 via The Art Collectors
Belgian painter Luc Tuymans' traveling retrospective opened this weekend at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
1027 via NY Times
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art raised more than $250 million to expand the museum and double its endowment.
1012 via WSJ
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Calvin Klein and the non-profit organization Los Angeles Nomadic Division celebrated L.A.’s arts month.
1000 via Whitewall
English artist, Dexter Dalwood, has often painted imaginary versions of historically significant figures’ domestic interiors.
990 via Art in America
J. Paul Getty Museum's "In Focus: The Worker" presents a photographic history of working people across many cultures.
911 via J. Paul Getty Museum
Gia Coppola, Sage Grazer, and Tracy Antonopoulos mounted their photographs in a pop-up gallery at the Melrose Place in LA.
876 via thecobrasnake.com
To celebrate SFMoMA’s 75th anniversary this year, Gap has produced t-shirts featuring work from Ed Ruscha, Barry McGee and others.
870 via slamxhype.com
Tara Donovan's sculptures employ thousands of ordinary household objects in installations whose structural integrity seems miraculous.
869 via Culture Monster
Cleveland artist Amy Casey's roller-coaster like cityscapes appear in her latest solo show at San Francisco's Rosenthal Gallery.
868 via Hi Fructose
Over the last three decades Jeffrey Deitch has pioneered, chased and cashed in on just about every art-world trend.
867 via LA Times
Barry McGee is among well-respected cast of artists current in the midst of preparing works for SFMOMA’s 75th anniversary exhibition.
866 via Hypebeast
'FYI - The Reflected Gaze - Self Portraiture Today' is a group exhibition of work by several prominent artists at the Torrance Art Museum.
837 via Torrance Art Museum
Here are some ideas for Jeffrey Deitch from artists, curators and critics, who provide some guidance for Deitch's new gig at MOCA.
836 via Fast Company
David Zwirner presents a long-overdue survey of the particular kind of minimal work that was made in Los Angeles around 1960-1970.
830 via Contemporary Art Daily
