Entrance is excited to present Vessels of Experience, new sculpture by Pat McCarthy, his second exhibition at the gallery following Nik Nak’s City Cart in 2019, following years of collaboration wit
CLAMP is honored to present Flowers Drink the River, a solo exhibition by Fall 2024 featured artist, Pia Paulina Guilmoth—her first with the gallery. In this deeply personal body of work, Guilmoth
Thinkspace Projects is thrilled to present Casey Weldon’s new solo show, Old Haunt. Exploring real world predicaments from the social lives of his friends, filtered through his unique lens, Weldon
Ross + Kramer is pleased to present Of Dust and Breath, a solo exhibition of new work by Los Angeles based artist Devon DeJardin. Of Dust and Breath, on view May 08–June 28, 2025 in New Y
Huxley-Parlour are delighted to present Love and Theft, a new solo exhibition by Grace Lee. For their second solo exhibition with the gallery, the artist returns to a preoccupation with loss and cont
We are still catching up from a slew of shows that have opened over the last few weeks, and today we wanted to show you a few images from Sebastian Black's exhibition, Old Friends, that opened at CLE
Adele Renault's studio is an old converted Korean church in Los Angeles. It's a large, fascinating old building just down the road from some of the biggest gallery names in the world like Zwirner, bu
A few weeks back, we reviewed the brilliant solo show The Morning Will Change Everything, Spanish-painter Sebas Velasco's body of work at History Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo. Toda
The beauty of Barry McGee's sudden avalanche of output over the last 18 months is the degree to which there is purpose to the density of the production. It feels like the legendary and influential Sa
In what is always such an interesting place to showcase ones work with printmaking and works on paper, past cover artist Robin F. Williams is set to open Night Shift at Pace Prints this week.
Last week on Radio Juxtapoz, we introduced Katie Merz's upcoming collaboration with home goods company Simplehuman (the ones with the now-iconic functional objects like the sensor trash cans, soap di
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