There should be a warning for this movie, because while it's labeled a documentary, with its chiaroscuro lighting, it could be called an impressionist kaleidoscope dream, culled from...

For the past five years I have seen between five and twenty gallery exhibitions per week, every week, driving all over Los Angeles from the Westside to downtown, to Miracle Mile, to Hollywood, searching out the most interesting shows....

"Second Life," is the title of Lisa Adams' show of new work at CB1 Gallery. The ambiguity between the show's title and the imagery...

"It's a very Cathy Opie moment in LA," Catherine Opie says and then laughs her deep and happy laugh. She just received the Julius Shulman Institute award for...

One thing that I cannot transcribe from my interview with Llyn Foulkes is his sense of humor. Throughout our conversation, his wry...

A trifecta of cinema-inspired exhibitions is now playing at LACMA. The museum continues it's winning path attracting locals to the museum by playing to their natural predilections; do you know that there are more movie theaters in L.A. than any other city in the...

Dear Painting,

I have wanted to love you for a long time but lately I am disappointed in what you...

Amir Fallah is best known as the publisher of the print book Beautiful/Decay and the website of the same name....

Bonita Helmer's current show, Here Be Dragons, continues the artist's investigation with space as the "final frontier," while also going all micro...

At the end of last year, for a brief time I worked for William Close, who recently was a finalist on America's Got Talent. Close, the inventor of the earth harp, the instrument he would play all the way to the finals of the...

LA has a strange relationship with its arts institutions. Artists and critics are quick to...

Young Projects Gallery in West Hollywood, is "dedicated to idea that moving image artworks are concrete art-forms, much like...

Annie Lapin received an MFA from UCLA and a BA from Yale University. Her museum exhibitions include the Pasadena Museum of California Art,...

Yesterday I went to LACMA and I'm still surprised every time I see how crowded the pavilion is. It wasn't long ago, that the only time you'd see the entrance to LACMA filled with...

Lauren Luloff received her BFA from Pennsylvania State University and her MFA from Bard College; Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts. She received the Edwin...

Analia Saban was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Following undergraduate studies at Loyola University, New Orleans, La. (2001), Saban attended the University of California, Los Angeles where she earned her MFA in New Genres (2005). Her first solo exhibition was the same year while her success was solidified by subsequent...

Olek, a Polish immigrant living in New York since 2003, takes common objects, text messages, public sculpture, construction equipment, and in fact anything that is a reflection of daily life, and transforms it with a covering...

Part of the Not Dead Yet series, below are 10 Questions for artist Keltie Ferris

Keltie Ferris (born in 1977, Louisville, KY)...

While the name of the show is Landscape and Architecture, it's Lisa Adams' painting Privilege Entails Responsibility, that best sums up another show curated with excellence by Carl Berg. Along with the recently closed Death and Life of an Object at Edward Cella Art + Architecture, Berg once again rounds...