Art

Phantom City Creative expand their beloved portrait series with Star Wars portraits! PCC’s portrait series offers a unique look at some of the characters that define the original Star Wars films. Great heroes, like Luke and Ben Kenobi need a great villain, and there are few villains as timeless as ...

Laurie Lipton Drawings, Ronald H. Silverman Gallery, Photo Courtesy of Mika Cho Laurie Lipton: Compelling Drawings at CSULA Ronald H. Silverman Gallery, Los AngelesTHrough November 17, 2021 Written by Genie DavisIntensely detailed and large in scale, the impressive, large-scale pencil, pen, and charcoal drawings of Laurie Lipton, curated by Mika ...

Installation view of Francesco Clemente, Twenty Years of Painting: 2001 – 2021 at the Old Santa Monica Post Office, November 5, 2021– January 16, 2022 Artworks © Francesco Clemente; Photo by Elon Schoenholz After Twenty Years Vito Schnabel Gallery, old Santa Monica post officethrough january 16, 2022 Written by Lorraine ...

Yael Bartana, Patriarchy is History, 2019 (Hammer) Witch Hunt Hammer & ICA LA, los angelesthrough january 9, 2022 Written by Shana Nys DambrotWitch Hunt is a sprawling exhibition presenting ambitious projects from the current feminist wave by 16 women working in 13 countries. Long on queer and post-colonial social theory ...

A Century of California Women Artists – 100 Years of Women Painters West. Photo Courtesy of the Brand Library & Art Center. Vast Array of Women Artists Offer Inspired Perspectives at The Brand Library and Art Center Brand Library & Art center, GlendaleTHrough January 8, 2022 Written by Genie DavisA ...

This Wednesday, Ian Permana goes full cyberpunk with his newest print for Blade Runner! Ian’s art often centers around worldbuilding, and we just love having him play in established, lore-filled worlds. Both Phillip K Dick’s original story and Ridley Scott’s film adaptation build out a dark and grimy neo-noir world ...

April Bey, “Atlantica, the Gilda Region,” California African American Museum, Photo Credit Kristine Schomaker A Parallel World: April Bey’s “Atlantica, the Gilda Region” California African American Museum, Los ANgelesTHrough January 17, 2022 Written by Yemisi OyeniyiEver since I first encountered April Bey’s work in 2017 at the LA Arts Fair, ...

Sanford Biggers: Codeswitch, Installation at California African American Museum, Photo by Elon Schoenholz Sanford Biggers: Codeswitch California African American Museum, Los AngelesThrough January 23, 2022 Code –switching: The process of shifting from one linguistic code (a language or dialect) to another depending on the social context or conversational setting. We ...

This Tuesday, David Welker joins The Fellowship and makes his triumphant return to alternative movie posters! David’s tremendous and long-spanning art career needs no introduction here, but suffice to say, he’s a legend. While most of David’s work revolves around both his personal paintings and drawings and his consistently beloved ...

Marty Schnapf, Photo Credit Gary Brewer. Marty Schnapf:  Traveling Through Time To disappear into deep water or to disappear toward a far horizon, to become part of the depth of infinity, such is the destiny of man that finds its image in the destiny of water. Gaston Bachelard, The Poetics ...