Luckman Gallery

Antía Iglesias in conversation with Marion Boisseaux and Scoffoni Lab Curated by Antía Iglesias and Marion Boisseaux This exhibition is made possible, in part, by

Sculpted Light bridges the distance between architectural design, lighting engineering, and contemporary art, offering viewers an immersive experience that foregrounds light, color, and form. The exhibition

Spooky Action at a Distance explores the intersections of migration, labor, and urban life. Incorporating paintings and prints on found surfaces, the works reflect on

Casper Brindle’s paintings are explorations of the expressive possibilities of color, light, and form. His palette ranges from spectacularly technicolor to subtly monochromatic, but ever

This exhibition of over 70 works presents an expansive dive into Andy Warhol’s most renowned and prolific periods of creation via Polaroids, gelatin prints, and

Melanie Nakaue Selections from “Omens” and “Iterations“ Made possible, in part, by Melanie Nakaue. Click HERE to view. Luckman Live! Where you can experience performance clips, exhibition

A survey of Taiwanese artist Tu-2’s early Mao-ology work, featuring selections from his 108 series of blue and silver portraits made through “meditative mark-making” using

The Propeller Group This exhibition was on view December 1 — March 9, 2019. The opening reception for this exhibition took place on December 1,

Recelebration is a group exhibition of recent acquisitions from the Luckman Permanent Collection.  Over the years, the Luckman Fine Arts Complex at Cal State LA

Presented in conjunction with his stage show entitled The Best Seat In The House, a retrospective exhibition of acclaimed photographer Ethan Russell’s prolific career will

The Imaginary Line Around the Earth — an exhibition of works by Los Angeles-based artist Bruce Yonemoto. The included installations and videos span the period

The Luckman Fine Arts Complex at Cal State LA’s Luckman Gallery is pleased to present an immersive sound experience with two solo projects by artists Jacqueline Gordon

The Luckman Fine Arts Complex at Cal State LA is proud to present Permanent Score, an exhibition featuring new works by M.L. Dodge and Jay Lizo. The

This first survey exhibition of Los Angeles based artist Kara Tanaka spans her work from 2005-2011. The exhibit will feature a cross section of Tanaka’s

Ai Hasegawa, I wanna deliver a dolphin, 2013, HD video, TRT 00:02:39      On view: March 26, 2016 – May 21, 2016 the long-lasting intimacy