California Light and Space (The 21st Century Version), a group exhibition organized by Helen Molesworth at the gallery’s 606 N Western Avenue location in Los Angeles. Featuring a selection of artists who make up the city’s distinctive and vibrant arts scene, the presentation considers how the terroir of Los Angeles—to borrow a term from wine connoisseurship that connotes how a specific ecosystem or geography gives wine an indelible “sense of place”—affects the overarching con

A special curator walkthrough of the Hammer Museum exhibition, Several Eternities in a Day: Form in the Age of Living Materials. It features twenty-two artists from North, Central, and South America who embrace the unpredictable nature of living materials.

Welcome to LA Art Documents special in-depth review for the opening of Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s new David Geffen Galleries, featuring everything you need to know to appreciate LA’s monumental new building. In addition to our commentary we’ll weave in highlights from the opening remarks during the April 15 press preview followed by interviews with Naima Keith,Vice President, Education and Public Programs and Sharon Takeda, Senior Curator and Department Head of Costum

The exhibition examines a tapestry of trans liberation taking root across Southern California by and for communities of color. See work by six trans and gender non-conforming artists – Salvador de la Torre, Badly Licked Bear, Xelestial Moreno-Luz, Umi Hsu, Toria Maldonado, and Liam Woods. Plus: Experience an oral history archive by artist and scholar Álvaro D. Márquez that documents the emerging philosophies of the exhibiting artists as they navigate asymmetrical systems of p

Built on Water maps the human forces that have shaped — and continue to reshape — the economy and ecology of the Port of Los Angeles.

This exhibition continues an ongoing series examining Asian biracial identity, racism, and the impact of historical events. Through multi-layered wall works and sculptural assemblages constructed primarily from reclaimed vintage windows and doors, the work explores themes of belonging, exclusion, and oppression.

Summer Exhibitions 2026 Touch Grass Group Show Solo Shows by Holly Lowen & Hugo Toro Perrotin, New York City June 10 - July 31, 2026 Touch Grass brings together artists with diverse practices who are united in their respective commitment to producing works distinctly the result of human hand and mind. Tactile imperfections, gestural abstractions, conceptual frameworks, and more—this exhibition is an embrace of community and the humanity shared between us all.

MOAH Summer Exhibitions 2026 Eugene Rodriguez, Edwin Vasquez, Eva Aguila, Marcus Zúñiga, and Emanations (work from MOAH's Permanent Collection) Lancaster's Museum of Art & History, Lancaster, CA May 16 - August 30, 2026

Durational art born from the Palisades fires — and from thirty-five years of knowing that time and connection are the medium. Oak portraits, excavated glass, broken shells, and voice recordings hold the scaffolding of a recovery journey still in progress. You are invited not just to witness, but to build.

Young Joon Kwak: Glitter Mani Fest Maria Maea: Prima Materia Mariah Garnett: Life and Taxes Commonwealth and Council, Los Angeles, CA May 30, 2026–July 18, 2026