John Baldessari
"Eight Colorful Inside Jobs" is a serial transcription of one of John Baldessari's best known early projects, "Six Colorful Inside Jobs." More...
Silvie Deutsch and Justin Favela
Silvie Deutsch’s installation "62 Miles of Girl Talk" remaps the gallery space with that many miles of pale plastic line and the physical labor of construction, in this case creating a unique harp of pale plastic lines stretching from wall to ceiling. More...
Paul Allen’s Emerging Vision for Seattle
Paul Allen is only the latest major civic-minded donor to Seattle's cultural maturation, but he may be exerting the most impact. He has he backed the Seattle Art Fair and added his museum, Pivot: Art+Culture to the South Lake Union neighborhood; and it seems he is just getting started. More...
Alexander Yulish
In "Out of Order," Alexander Yulish paints in a celebratory tone with vibrant hues, curvaceous forms and electrified movement. More...
Paul Komada
Paul Komada spent well over a year more than memorializing the Alaskan Way viaduct, scheduled to be demolished next year. More...
Terry St. John
Second generation Bay Area Figuration painter Terry St. John receives an abbreviated survey of his painterly expressionism. More...
Hilario Gutierrez
Hilario Gutierrez came late to painting, but his work rapidly came to embody the collision of emotions felt before a western landscape. More...
Richard Deacon
Richard Deacon's sculpture allows screws, magnets, fasteners and other finishing materials to both enrich the surfaces of his organic forms and lend them life as they reveal how they came to be. More...
Benny Fountain
Benny Fountain produces seemingly infinite permutations on a repeated theme of still-lifes and domestic scenes drawn from memory. More...
Ray Carofano
The Los Angeles River is both subject and stage for photographer Ray Carofano. He finds concrete beauty and uses his knowledge of light to present the built channel into a personal diary of urban fascination. More...
Christine Cassano
Ecology, biology and technology all feed into Christine Cassano's walk-in installation, "Black Box." More...
Carroll Dunham
The nude male frolicks and wrestles his way through Carroll Dunham's current paintings. He strikes a knowing balance between in your face aggression and sly humor. More...
Ghosts of the Cultural Past May Fuel Visions of the Future
From MacArthur Park, near downtown L.A. the Berggruen Institute will peer into our public policy and cultural future from a revamped Spanish Revival building. That building and its current tenants reveal much about L.A.'s deeper cultural history. More...
Firelei Báez
A powerful feminine aesthetic of dense patterns, jewel-toned palettes and female figures dominates Firelei Báez’s “Vessels of Genealogies.” More...
Rex Ray
A selection of Rex Ray's paintings and collages, "We Are All Made of Light" are baroque-hallucinatory Rorschach tests. More...
“Crossing Boundaries”
“Crossing Boundaries" presents the work of six women artists who delve into diverse media. But the real point is that each artist approaches their work from a uniquely feminine perspective, while each is uniquely distinct as an artist. More...
Alexandra Eldridge
Alexandra Eldridge is a longtime acolyte of William Blake, and the mystical journey this exhibition takes us on shows why. More...
Art Business as Unusual
Documenta and the Venice Biennale have opened; major retrospectives are gearing up. Beneath the surface, all is not well. More...
Mike Carney
Mike Carney favors the use of surprising media because they allow him to explore how images are constructed and the illusion involved in translating from one medium to another. More...
