Chloe Sherman’s photographs from her renowned series RENEGADES San Francisco: the 1990s give us an unparalleled look into San Francisco history as a queer cultural renaissance unfolded. In today’s political climate, where LGBTQ+ rights are increasingly under attack across the United States, Sherman’s photography is more relevant than ever.

Our annual salon show brings together a non-thematic grouping of gems from the gallery artists with a focus on new works and a look our presentation from the recent AIPAD Photography Show in NYC this spring. 

Lois Lambert Gallery presents Enchantment, the most recent exhibition of work by artist Hillary Gruenberg.

Gruenberg’s work is characterized by a unique assemblage of tactile materials, including paper, leather, fabric, paint, gold leaf, silver leaf, and sewing. Relinquishing control over the outcome is vital to Gruenberg’s process. She holds no formal expectations when creating each piece, choosing solely to focus on finding beauty and enchantment in the unexpected.

Hillary will be donating her proceeds to the ASPCA and the Red Cross.

Lois Lambert Gallery presents Realm of Wonder, the most recent exhibition of work by artist Allen Harrison.

Opening Reception: Saturday, March 15th, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Harrison’s artistic journey is marked by his continued infatuation with skyscapes. In this exhibition, he follows his inspiration into the world of Thangka, an ancient form of Tibetan art depicting a Buddhist deity. Harrison’s fascination with the Tibetan Thangka tradition is rooted in its aesthetic qualities rather than its religious or cultural significance. He begins by tracing these images onto acetate, then meticulously cuts and collages these elements onto his canvas to completely cover the surface. Once Harrison starts painting, the figures are obscured within his compositions, though he is careful to never completely lose the Thangka imagery. Harrison works on each of his paintings for at least five months. Every day, he works and reworks the canvas until he is sure he has taken the painting far enough to capture the image in his mind.

Lois Lambert Gallery presents Look Again, the most recent exhibition of work by artist Kevork Cholakian.

Opening Reception: Saturday, March 15th, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Cholakian’s work serves as an exploration of realism using ceramics as his medium. Utilizing a combination of slip casting and hand-building techniques, Cholakian translates everyday objects into hyper-realistic ceramic sculptures. He uses ceramic decals, resin, and hand-painted glazes in each piece to give the object more detail. While Cholakian is not the first artist to work with three-dimensional trompe-l’oeil, his sculptures are individual in the way each scene is grounded in the impermanence of daily life. He focuses on capturing fleeting instances where someone has left these items behind, leaving a trace of themselves as well. “The intent is to provoke curiosity and a closer look at the seemingly mundane.”

Lois Lambert Gallery presents Once in a Blue Moon, the most recent exhibition of work by artist Daveed Shwartz.

Opening Reception: Saturday, March 15th, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Artist Talk: Saturday, April 26th at 1:30 PM

Shwartz’s compositions are often strange and humorous representations of the fragility of existence. Once in a Blue Moon features both somber, contemplative landscapes and vibrant, whimsical collages populated by a cast of figures that blur the line between human, animal, and machine. Shwartz’s work is equal parts introspective and irreverent, inviting viewers to reflect on their own experiences of instability and connection in the modern world. “My work is about the fragility of life. There is no solid ground. This is a high wire act, and we can fall, or choose to fly, at any moment. My work embraces the beauty and vulnerability of the human condition.”

Von Lintel Gallery is proud to present "The More You Look, The More You See," a group exhibition featuring artworks that invite viewers to rediscover the art of looking, addressing the diminishing attention spans of the digital age.

In an era where social media and internet content bombards us with fleeting images, we hope visitors will leave with a renewed appreciation for the depth and complexity that can be found in visual art.  The exhibition brings together a diverse group of artists whose works reveal hidden depths and nuances upon prolonged viewing, encouraging audiences to engage more deeply.

Slow down, look closely, and discover the rewards. 

THREE SOLO SHOWS: JOE VAUX 'POWER GRAB' - ANNIE MONTGOMERIE 'SKIPOVERS'- IAN 'BUB' DAVIS 'BLUE COLLAR MONSTERS' - LA ARTSHOW CONTINUES

Opening Reception: This Saturday, March 8th , 2025
6:00PM – 10:00PM

Exhibit runs; March 8th - March 29th 2025

ROSEGALLERY is pleased to present The Language of Form, a presentation of works by Chiron Duong, Elger Esser, Karl Blossfeldt, Manfred Müller, and Rinko Kawauchi that examines the roles that stillness and movement play in artistic endeavors. Viewers are invited to reflect on the enduring beauty of natural forms that illustrate the potential of organic shapes through photographs and collages.

The Language of Form opens on Saturday. 22 February 2025, with an opening reception from 2-5PM.

ROBERT BERMAN GALLERY

The Black Flag Years from 1980-1995

February 22 - March 22, 2025

Vintage Drawings, Rare 80's Canvases, Early Silkscreen Prints, Rare Posters, Handouts, Comics + Zines & Vintage Paintings on plexiglass

Click this link to see the virtual gallery installation: https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=Gxff6T58bGo

Nuart LA Selections 2025: A Study in Abstraction and Figuration 

Exhibition Dates: February 22 – March 15, 2025

Opening Reception: Saturday, February 22, from 4:00 to 6:00 PM. 

Los Angeles, CA – Nuart Gallery is set to present Nuart LA Selections 2025, an invitational exhibition that juxtaposes abstract and figurative practices through a carefully curated selection of works. The exhibition features two Los Angeles-based artists alongside a group of established artists from our represented roster. This program addresses a recurrent challenge in contemporary art—the tension between conceptual innovation and technical mastery. It endeavors to harmonize creative vision with disciplined execution, fostering a measured dialogue between idea and technique.

In the ongoing aftermath of one of the worst disasters in the history of Los Angeles, we seek to directly benefit the artists affected by the Eaton and Palisades Fires with an exhibition of their works, for which they will receive 100% of the proceeds. 

This exhibition, Out of the Ashes, began as a direct fire relief effort, but quickly evolved into an opportunity for artists to share personal stories and responses to this unprecedented moment in our collective experience. Curated by Craig Krull and Douglas Marshall, the exhibition runs from February 19 to March 1. It includes work by over thirty L.A. artists, interpretive statements from each of them, and an artist talk moderated by Hannah Sloan on February 22, with an opening reception to follow.

Marshall Gallery is currently debuting a suite of new works by artist Krista Svalbonas from her most recent series, Echoes of Resistance in the gallery's project room. As a third chapter of work exploring the history of Baltic refugees during the post-war period of Soviet occupation, select works from the previous two series, Displacement and What Remains, are also on view.

PARALLAX HELIO FABIOLA MENCHELLI

February 15 – March 22, 2025

Artist Reception: Thursday, February 20th, 5:00 – 8:00 pm

Marshall Gallery presents the solo exhibition "Parallax Helio" featuring new works by Mexico City-based artist Fabiola Menchelli (b. 1983, Mexico). Renowned for her continual progression of camera-less and photo-sculptural processes, Menchelli's work is also the focus of the concurrent solo exhibition "certain silence" on view at the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach, Florida. Additional works from the artist's earlier series and a project room installation of new work by Lithuanian-American artist Krista Svalbonas will be on view in the adjacent rooms.

Gail Albert Halaban

"Out My Window"

from Saturday, February 15, 2025 to Saturday, April 26, 2025

Galerie XII Los Angeles

In Gail Albert Halaban’s Out My Window, flashing glimpses into seemingly unsuspecting homes deliver the unfiltered, coexistent realities of neighbors across the globe. In New York, Paris, Rome, Buenos Aires, and Venice, staged and meticulously strategized images of apartment buildings and shared homes draw contrasts between the architectural identities of these cities’ exteriors with the interior, private lives of their varied residents. Albert Halaban works in communion with her subjects, explaining the series’ concept to the tenants of a chosen building and producing the resulting image with a collaborative approach. With residents casting themselves as consenting subjects for Albert Halaban’s voyeuristic vision, their ensuing communication and collective participation in the production of a single image presses on our conception of coexistence, visually defining the blurred lines between privacy and interpersonal connection. Out My Window thereby contends that by virtue of living in a city or sharing a dwelling, individual existence inevitably contributes to a larger collective identity: be it the general moniker of a New Yorker, or simply a resident of 17-e on Rue Lemercier.

bG Gallery is proud to present “Regenesis,” a group exhibition that explores themes of renewal, resilience, and rebuilding. Featuring works that delve into new horizons and the transformative power of recovery, the exhibition will run from February 12 through early March 2025 at BG Gallery’s location in Santa Monica. In support of the community, 10% of all exhibition sales will be donated to Los Angeles fire recovery charities. 

“Regenesis” brings together a diverse group of artists whose works reflect on the concepts of renewal and the human spirit’s capacity to rebuild. The exhibition includes a variety of mediums, from painting and sculpture to mixed media, each piece offering a unique perspective on the journey toward new beginnings.

The soft opening on February 15 provides an intimate opportunity for attendees to engage with the artworks and meet some of the participating artists.

The February 22 event, held in conjunction with Bergamot Station and Frieze Week festivities, aims to raise further awareness and support for fire recovery efforts in the Los Angeles area. 

ARTISTS: Olympio / VinZula / Joyce Arad / Gilad Ben-Artzi / Holly Boruck / Irena Daylene / Danielle Eubank / Wrona Gall /  Aimée Rolin Hoover / Gregory Horndeski / Larry Kagan / Jen E. Sanders / Topher Strauss / Gay Summer Rick  

Curated by Sung-Hee Son & Om Bleicher

Craig Krull Gallery is pleased to present Strong Spell, a selection of new ceramic works by Brittany Mojo. The exhibition will be on view from February 1 to March 15, with an opening reception on February 1 from 4 to 6pm, and an artist talk on February 22nd at 11am

Craig Krull Gallery is pleased to present New Volcanic Works, a selection of recent paintings by Los Angeles-based artist Kelly Berg. The exhibition will be on view in the gallery office from February 1 to March 15, with an opening reception on February 1 from 4 to 6pm. This show celebrates the opening of Berg’s most comprehensive solo museum exhibition to date, Illuminated Earth, on view at the Bakersfield Museum of Art from January 30 - May 3, 2025.

Craig Krull Gallery is pleased to present Close Relatives, a selection of new paintings by Venice-based artist Ned Evans. The exhibition will be on view from February 1 to March 15, with an opening reception on February 1 from 4 to 6pm, and an artist talk on February 22nd at 11am.

William Turner Gallery is pleased to present Numina, Casper Brindle’s first solo exhibition at the gallery in four years. In the interim, Brindle has had numerous national and international exhibitions, including an extensive exhibition in 2022 at The Luckman Gallery, Cal State LA. Numina will run from January 25 - March 22, 2025.

Lois Lambert Gallery presents the most recent exhibition of work by artist Hung Viet Nguyen.

Opening Reception: Saturday, January 25th, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Hung Viet Nguyen paints highly textured and fantastical landscapes. He draws inspiration from his travels through many different countries and regions, painting landscapes from his imagination, rather than specific places. Nguyen paints with swirling layers of paint, fields of bold color, and playful forms. After sketching out a loose and fluid composition, Nguyen begins building the painting with a palette knife and thick brushstrokes, layering the paint to add texture.

Lois Lambert Gallery presents Rooted in Memory, the most recent exhibition of work by artist Sarah Steinberg.

Opening Reception: Saturday, January 25th, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Artist Talk: Saturday, February 22nd at 12:00 PM

Sarah Steinberg paints to preserve the memories of her past, reflecting love and longing for the landscape of her childhood in Canada. She begins by making complicated marks across the canvas, with oil paint. From this mass of shapes, more specific images begin to emerge that guide Steinberg toward an overall composition. Certain shapes are left abstracted, while others are transformed into recognizable figures: the outline of a house, or the dense treeline of a snowy forest. Steinberg captures the likeness of her home in Ontario, while still allowing the image to be transformed by her imagination. This process lends an expressive quality to Steinberg’s work, allowing the viewer to glimpse the layering of emotion and memory in each scene.

NüartGallery is pleased to present “Lucid Phantasies,” a solo exhibition of new work by Shar Coulson, running from December 7th, 2024 through January 11th, 2025.

Shar Coulson presents her latest body of work, "Lucid Phantasies," which delves into the complex relationship between reality and imagination through vibrant, organic forms inspired by the natural world. Known for her unique approach that blends abstraction with the illusion of recognizable elements, Coulson’s work invites viewers to engage with their own emotional journeys.

Opening Reception: Saturday, December 7th, 2024, 4:00 - 6:00 PM

For additional information, high-resolution images, or to arrange an interview with the artists, please contact Nüart Gallery at (424) 900-3888 or via email at fineartla@nuartgallery.com

Nüart Gallery is pleased to announce Form and Flux, a solo exhibition of new sculptures by Emmett Culligan, on view from December 7, 2024, through January 11, 2025.

In Form and Flux, Emmett Culligan redefines the possibilities of steel, a material synonymous with permanence and rigidity, by transforming it into something pliable, fluid, and alive. Through an innovative process, Culligan inflates hollow steel forms in a kiln at approximately 1800 degrees Fahrenheit, creating sculptures that appear to expand, contract, and interact in a state of constant transformation. The result is a series of works that challenge perceptions of materiality and explore the tension between solidity and flux.

Opening Reception: Saturday, December 7th, 2024, 4:00 - 6:00 PM

For additional information, high-resolution images, or to arrange an interview with the artists, please contact Nüart Gallery at (424) 900-3888 or via email at fineartla@nuartgallery.com

Michael Deyermond - The Bed The Book The Woman The Drug

Opening Reception on December 7, 2024, 6:00 PM

ROSEGALLERY is pleased to present When Hands Touch, a group exhibition featuring the works of Kennedi Carter, Jo Ann Callis, John. Chiara, and Tania Franco Klein. When Hands Touch is a photographic exploration of the complexities and tensions woven into today’s societal landscape. Each photograph offers a raw, visual commentary on societal frustrations, inviting viewers to confront and reflect on the challenges that define our era. Kennedi Carter’s photographs celebrate the beauty and complexity of Black life, blending portraiture with storytelling to highlight resilience, identity, and cultural heritage. Her work brings depth and elegance to everyday moments, challenging conventional narratives with vibrant, intimate images.