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7 Jul 2019
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of our dear friend, Leon Kossoff. He was 92 years of age. โ€œOur thoughts are with his friends and family, who along with his beloved …
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8 Aug 2018
RICHARD DEACON & SUI JIANGUO 6 September โ€“ 20 October 2018 Reception for the artists: Thursday, 6 September, 6-8pm L.A. Louver is pleased to present a two-person exhibition with British artist Richard Deacon and Chinese …
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9 Sep 2017
Taking a look back at our 2005 exhibition of late work by Australian artist Fred Williams. Titled Fred Williams: The Later Landscapes 1975-1981, the exhibition presented a selection of the artistโ€™s finest paintingsfrom the height …
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9 Sep 2017
Looking back at Richard Deaconโ€™s recent exhibition at the San Diego Museum of Art, which came to a close on September 4, 2017.  Richard Deacon: What You See Is What You Get is the renowned …
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1 Jan 2017
Now that ROLL CALL: 11 Artists from L.A. is in its final week, weโ€™re taking the opportunity to share portraits of the exhibiting artists by Los Angeles-based photographer Jim McHugh. McHugh is renowned for his …
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12 Dec 2016
MY LA INTERVIEW SERIES with PATRICK MARTINEZ Where did you grow up in LA? 90โ€™s Pasadena, SGV What is your favorite thing about Los Angeles? The sublime beauty of the city. Traffic in the day, …
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11 Nov 2016
Where did you grow up in LA? I grew up in Boyle Heights, although as a kid โ€“ I traveled all over the city. I also moved around a lot so I lived in various …
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11 Nov 2016
I want the paint to work as flesh does. If you donโ€™t overdirect your models and you focus on their physical presence, interesting things often happen. You find that you capture something about them that …
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10 Oct 2016
โ€œDrawing is not a mysterious activity. Drawing is making an image which expresses commitment and involvementโ€ฆrejecting ideas which are possible to preconceiveโ€ฆdestroying images that lie, discarding images that are dead.โ€ Leon Kossoff, in Frank Auerbach …
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10 Oct 2016
Ever since the age of twelve, I have drawn and painted Londonโ€ฆthe strange ever-changing light, the endless streets and the shuddering feel of the sprawling city linger in my mind like a faintly glimmering memory …
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8 Aug 2016
Due to an overwhelming response to our current exhibitions, we are pleased to announce that David Hockney โ€œThe Yosemite Suiteโ€ and Heather Gwen Martin will be extended through October 1, 2016. Summer hours will continue through …
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8 Aug 2016
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) has released a new video series on their website that feature different artists discussing works from their permanent collection. Alison Saar was invited to participate and chose …
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7 Jul 2016
David Hockney โ€œThe Yosemite Suite,โ€ a series of landscape of the famed national park, were all made on the artistโ€™s iPad and in situ. The iPad afforded the artist a sense of freedom to create wherever …
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7 Jul 2016
Heather Gwen Martinโ€™s vividly colored abstract paintings stem from a controlled fluidity, dictated by a transference of energy directly onto the canvas. Martin begins by making a series of preparatory sketches with pencil on paper, …
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7 Jul 2016
During visits to Californiaโ€™s Yosemite Valley in 2010 and 2011, David Hockney sought to capture its resplendent landscape. Working in situ, the artist rendered the scenery using a drawing application on his iPad. With the …
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5 May 2016
Over his 45 year career as an artist, Don Suggs has often returned to the vividly colored concentric circles that continue to remain at the core of his work. This ongoing fascination with circular motifs …
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5 May 2016
Pairing sculpture with painting, [Jason] Martin has effectively created works that one canโ€™t help but get right up next to. Nose-to-drip with the cloth-covered aluminum panels, part of the workโ€™s appeal comes in the (almost …
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4 Apr 2016
A well-established painter and near octogenarian, David Hockney isnโ€™t the likeliest candidate for making iPad art, but that doesnโ€™t mean he approaches the medium with any less zeal. Like his previous renderings with the Brushes …
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4 Apr 2016
In Peach Boy (2016) Gajin Fujita draws his primary inspiration from Toyohara Kunichika, a Japanese woodblock print artist. Kunichika is one of Gajinโ€™s favorite artists and is known for depicting theatre actors.  The particular woodblock …
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4 Apr 2016
With the installation of Richard Deaconโ€™s stainless steel sculpture Siamese Metal #6 in the Skyroom, weโ€™re taking a look back at some of his earlier installations in our unique open air space. Well know for his technical …
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4 Apr 2016
One of the most distinguishable shifts in Jason Martinโ€™s new body of work is his use of color. Whereas previous paintings featured monochromatic applications, these new works embrace a variety of palettes and display a …
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4 Apr 2016
Weโ€™re thrilled to be showing new work by Alison Saar in May 2016. In this new body of work, sheโ€™s taken inspiration from Cab Callowayโ€™s 1934 song โ€œ Call of the Jitter Bug.โ€  If youโ€™d like …
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4 Apr 2016
Weโ€™ll be presenting an exhibition of new works by Jason Martin. The artist has titled the exhibition Counterfeit, โ€œto express the duplication of a subject.โ€ In over a dozen new works on view, the artist …
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3 Mar 2016
An air of everyday horror pervades, as in the collaborative assemblage Queen Anne, 1980, which emanates a low-level buzz from a jerrican-as-television sharing the surface of a cheap demilune table with an ashtray sporting the …
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3 Mar 2016
Listen to a recent radio interview with sculptor Peter Shelton and David Colosi, host of the Clocktower radio show. (Click here for the audio). As a visual supplement to the interview, weโ€™ve gathered images of …
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3 Mar 2016
The Laguna Art Museum has organized an exhibition of works on paper by Frederick Hammerlsey. Although primarily known for his colorful abstract hard-edge paintings, Hammersley maintained an active studio practice that included making works on …
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3 Mar 2016
Famed ceramic artist and โ€œMama of Dada,โ€ Beatrice Wood was born on this day in 1893. She shared a special relationship with Marcel Duchamp, whom along with Henri-Pierre Roche, founded The Blind Man Magazine in 1916 …
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2 Feb 2016
Ed and Nancy Kienholzโ€™s Bout Round Eleven is a largest work by the couple on view in our current exhibition Kienholz Televisions. Created in 1982, the tableau features two life-size figures: A man sits at his …
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2 Feb 2016
Looking for new and out of print art books to add to your library? Printed Matterโ€™s L.A. Art Book Fair is the place to be! Weโ€™ll be there with a selection of books on our …
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2 Feb 2016
The story behind what inspired the name L.A. Louver and the galleryโ€™s original 1976 logo as told by Peter Goulds: โ€œA Rose by any other name Peter Goulds on L.A. Louverโ€ In 1920, Marcel Duchamp …
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2 Feb 2016
Computer art that pre-dates MacBooks and Photoshop by decades โ€“ In 1969, Frederick Hammersley produced an extensive series of โ€œComputer Drawingsโ€ which he programmed and printed from an IBM mainframe computer, a mammoth machine that would have …
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1 Jan 2016
Throughout the course of Ed and Nancy Kienholzโ€™s careers and collaborations, the television found its way into many of their works and became a recurring theme. In February 2016, weโ€™ll be presenting an exhibition 13 …
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1 Jan 2016
Fantastic profile on Matt Wedel in the current January 2016 issue of Cincinnati Magazine โ€“  โ€œThereโ€™s a lot of muscle memory in those pieces,โ€ Wedel says of the botanical-succuli series, which was begun during the …