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This exhibition highlights the extensive career of Los Angeles-based artist Walter Askin, whose multi-faceted work ranges from sardonic graphic works, large painterly abstractions, to vibrant

Employing experimental animation, sculpture, installation, and photography. Melanie Nakaue creates a psychological space that focuses on the use of the figure in sculptural traditions and

This is the first large-scale exhibition featuring both individual and collaborative works by Ginger Wolfe-Suarez and Primitivo Suarez. These two artists have been working both

This exhibition surveys the works of late Los Angeles-based painter Robert Olsen (1969-2014), whose unique and nocturnal palette centered on the nightscape of Los Angeles.

This exhibition features new photography and video works by Los Angeles-based artist Julie Orser that explores motifs of Alfred Hitchcock’s film Vertigo. Works in this

The Luckman Gallery was pleased to present new work by Los Angeles-based artist Carlos Mollura in his first solo exhibition in nearly a decade. For

One painter, one sculptor, one video artist, one photographer… This recurring exhibition, Primer lll, focuses on promising artists who are part of Los Angeles’ vibrant

Ground Truths is an exhibition of work that uses reenactment, magic, substitution, and projection to explore the corporeal aspects of remote viewing. Accessing far away

SCULPTED PAINTINGS & PAINTED SCULPTURES New Work 2009 – Present This exhibition features paintings by Los Angeles-based artist Antonio Puleo that examine patterns, both man-made

In the 1970s and 80s, iconic pop artist Andy Warhol made thousands of pictures with his Polaroid camera. The subjects range from celebrities to unknown

 Landmarks is the first critical survey exhibition of Jennifer Bolande, spanning three decades of her work in a wide array of media. Bolande emerged as an

This exhibition features a trilogy of video works by Mexican artist Edgardo Aragón that explores the growing violence and narcotraffiicking in Mexico’s rural regions. From

Galería Perdida: La Carne de Burro no es Transparente utilizes a multi-disciplinary approach in the artistic process. Their cooperative employs a variety of media including films,

Los Angeles-based artist, educator, and curator John Souza has produced a significant body of artwork over his 30-year career. This exhibition draws attention to this

One painter. One sculptor. One photographer.  One filmmaker. One designer… Primer ll focuses on artists who are part of Los Angeles’ vibrant art community, and provides

Support > System  features the work of contemporary artists Ringo Bunoan (Philippines), Koki Tanaka (Japan), and Zhou Tao (China). These artists imbue humble objects, public

What happens when mankind ends? How will history, cultural objects, and relationships between the elements be remembered or reinterpreted? The artists in this exhibition tackle

Tropical Vulture features the work of legendary independent filmmaker and educator George Kuchar. Since the 1950s, Kuchar has gained attention for displaying his morbid interests,

Psychic Outlaws is an exhibition inspired by Annie Buckley’s novel of the same name. Nineteen contemporary artists from Los Angeles will be given a different

One painter. One sculptor. One photographer…Primer focuses on promising artists who are part of Los Angeles’ vibrant art community, and provides a space for their