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2.18 : Taco de Lomography @ Lomography Gallery (LA)
2.18 : Cody Lusby @ Design Matters (LA)
2.18 : Mark Whalen & Jay Howell @ Fecal Face (SF)
2.23 : Anthony Lister @ New Image Art (LA)
2.23 : David LaChapelle @ Fred Torres (NY)
2.24 : Terry Richardson @ OHWOW (LA)
2.24 : John Chamberlain @ Guggenheim (NY)
2.24 : Francesco Igory Deiana @ Park Life (SF)
2.25 : Femme Fatale @ Cella Gallery (LA)
2.25 : Os Gemeos @ PRISM (LA)
2.25 : Herakut @ Lebasse Projects - Chinatown (LA)
2.25 : Rosson Crow @ Honor Fraser (LA)
2.25 : Alex Gross & Victor Castillo @ Jonathan LeVine (NY)
2.28 : Jaybo @ Soze Gallery (LA)
2.29 : Masakatsu Sashie @ Mizuma Gallery (Tokyo)
3.01 : The Whitney Biennial (NY)
3.01 : Todd James @ Gering & Lopez (NY)
3.02 : Conor Harrington @ Lazarides (London)
3.08 : Kris Kuksi @ Joshua Liner (NY)
3.09 : Kehinde Wiley @ Jewish Museum of NY
3.10 : Amy Sol @ Corey Helford (LA)
3.15 : Camille Rose Garcia @ Michael Kohn (LA)
3.16 : Faith47 @ David Krut Space (Johannesburg)
3.23 : Leslie Ditto @ Copro Gallery (LA)
3.23 : Cheryl Dunn @ Ivory & Black Soho (London)
3.31 : Vhils @ 18 Gallery (Shanghai)
4.06 : Joe Sorren @ La Luz de Jesus
4.21 : Greg Simkins @ Merry Karnowsky (LA) Categories
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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Streets: JR (Los Angeles) Part III
Apparently, TED prize winner JR is still in Los Angeles working on his massive The Wrinkles of the City project. We thought he had finished the series of walls (see Venice & Melrose) and left town after his TED acceptance speech, … Continue reading
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Releases / Signings: Clare Rojas – “Everything Flowers” @ Park Life
Bay Area-based Clare Rojas will be signing her new book, Everything Flowers, at Park Life next Friday (May 6th). The hardcover, coming in at 96 pages, features much of her folk art-inspired paintings and is a must have for fans … Continue reading
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Openings: Scott Campbell – “Blankness Is Not A Void” @ Marc Jancou Contemporary
Last night, AM stopped by the Marc Jancou Contemporary to check out New York-based Scott Campbell part of the exhibition Blankness Is Not A Void, a three person affair that also included the late Steven Parrino and Raymond Pettibon (more on this later). The … Continue reading
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Streets: Ethos (Los Angeles)
Angelinos have been privy to a lot of great street art recently, not to mention the landmark Art in the Streets exhibition currently showing at the MOCA. Another impressive piece (organized by LA Art Machine) went up recently from the … Continue reading
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Preview: “Blankness Is Not A Void” @ Marc Jancou Contemporary
Tonight in New York City, Marc Jancou Contemporary opens a compelling three person exhibition, entitled Blankness Is Not A Void. Including works from Scott Campbell, Raymond Pettibon, and Steven Parrino, the trio of artists examine the everpresent themes of love, … Continue reading
Showing: “Spectrum” @ Mallick Williams & Co.
Following-up on Hueless (covered), which consisted of all black and white art, Chelsea’s Mallick Williams & Co. recently opened a new exhibition entitled Spectrum, which is aptly named not only because of its array of vibrantly colorful works, but also … Continue reading
Releases: KAWS – “Blitz Key-Chains”
Look at what’s in the grip of the paws of this four-f00t companion – the next release by KAWS from OriginalFake and select retailers (like INVINCIBLE) scheduled for tomorrow, April 29th. These affordable keychains may remind you of another release a couple … Continue reading
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Preview: Matthew Palladino @ Frederick & Freiser
With a relationship first spawned during The Armory Show earlier this year (covered), Matthew Palladino will continue to strengthen the newly formed partnership with New York’s Fredericks & Freiser next week. Opening Thursday, May 5th, the exceptionally talented Philadelphia-based artist … Continue reading
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