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If you’re in or around the Chicago area, be sure to catch this mural produced by Gajin Fujita along with nine members of Los Angeles’ K2S graffiti crew. Titled CHI-TOWN, the 10 x 130 foot (3 x …
Charles Garabedian is in the building to oversee the installation of his exhibition re:GENERATION, which opens next Thursday, 11 April at L.A. Louver. For more info on Garabedian, visit his profile on our website.
Rogue Wave artist alumni Olga Koumoundouros was featured in LA Weekly. Poetic, poignant and timely, her new body of work addresses the recent foreclosure epidemic that plagued the nation. Occupying a foreclosed home across the …
The Matt Wedel sculptures have just arrived and look fantastic. Now that all the crates are in and accounted for, the fun part is popping off the lids to see what treasures they behold. …
Two exhibitions of late artist R.B. Kitaj are on view at the Pallant House Gallery in Chichester and the Jewish Museum in London’s Camden town. They were recently reviewed in The Economist in an …
This delectable hard-edge painting by Frederick Hammersley titled Side wise, is currently on view in the gallery’s backroom. Titling his works was a very important aspect of Hammersley’s practice. In fact, Hammersley would not consider a …
Ben Jackel stopped by the gallery with his newest creations – his latest series of wood-carved drone planes. Sleek and refined, these suspended works are exact (scaled-down) replications of actual drone planes that are …
At 89 years of age, artist Charles Garabedian shows no sign of slowing down. Refreshingly imaginative, his playful new works on paper are coming to L.A. Louver this April. This small detail of a …
Our Richard Deacon exhibition “Beware of the Dog,” is featured in the Calendar section of today’s L.A. Times. Pick up a copy or read online here.
SNEAK PEAK! Here’s a little glimpse into Matt Wedel’s upcoming solo exhibition “Sheep’s Head,” opening this April 2013.
Welcome back daylight savings! One benefit we get from the time change is that there’s more time to enjoy the sunlight in our open air Skyroom – where this Richard Deacon sculpture is currently …
“[Enrique Martínez] Celaya’s exhibition is filled with dualities. In the painting The Tunnel and The Light (For the Ones Who Hope to Come Out), the darker interior space of the cave, replete with a cluster …
Come by the gallery this weekend – we’ll be open on Saturday rain or shine! Along with our Richard Deacon solo exhibition in the main gallery, we also have a group exhibition in our …
Richard Deacon’s commissioned cornice in London’s Piccadilly Square has finally been revealed to the public, and it is stunning! Comprised of 30 individual ceramic sculptures and measuring 82 ft. (25 m) across, Deacon utilized …
Richard Deacon’s latest commission was revealed today in one of London’s most famous tourist attractions, Piccadilly Square. But don’t expect to see a free-standing sculpture, instead look to the architecture. In collaboration with Eric Parry Architects, …
We love this photo of David Hockney that captures him painting the famous pool seen in many of his works, including this photo collage. Titled “Nathan Swimming Los Angeles March 11 1982,” this photo …
Richard Deacon “Beware of the Dog” opens tonight at L.A. Louver. Come by and see these stunning papers works, images do not do them justice! The opening will go from 6 – 8 pm, …
Impeccable lighting, beautiful people and perfect composition… sounds like the makings of a great David Hockney portrait painting, or an ad campaign for fashion designer Fred Perry. In a perfect example of “fashion imitating art,” …
Richard Deacon is on the move! He’s carefully assessing the installation of his works for the exhibition “Beware of the Dog,” which opens tomorrow at L.A. Louver, from 6 – 8 pm.
sfmoma: We need your voice! Capture pics/video of your reaction to the following prompt and submit ‘em here or tag reaction pics w/ #SFMOMAgo. PROMPT: starting this May, SFMOMA will present a major outdoor …
Here are a few details of works that will be included in Richard Deacon’s upcoming L.A. Louver exhibition titled “Beware of the Dog.” Deacon explored a variety of printing and sculpting techniques to create …
ARTIST-TO-ARTIST INTERVIEW WITH CHRIS TRUEMAN AND REBECCA CAMPBELL Museum of Art & History, Lancaster, CA (MOAH) Sunday, February 24, 2013, 2pm Figurative painter Rebecca Campbell will interview abstract painter Chris Trueman about his solo …
Last week to see Grant Stevens “SUPERMASSIVE” and Frederick Hammersley “Computer Drawings 1969” at L.A. Louver. Both shows end this Saturday, February 23.
Another peak into Enrique Martínez Celaya’s busy Miami studio, this stunning sculpture (still in progress) will feature a water element streaming from the girl’s eyes, trickling into a shallow pool below. Keep posted on our blog …
Flowers to last a lifetime by sculptor Matt Wedel – Happy Valentine’s Day! Expect to see more exciting work from Matt’s studio in his upcoming solo exhibition coming to L.A. Louver this April. IMAGE: Matt …
One of our favorite Skyroom installations of all time – Dan Ho’s “My Green Dreams,” 2007 from our ‘07 Rogue Wave Group Exhibition. Check out our Pinterest page for more installations in our open-air …
LOS ANGELES TIMES Friday, February 8, 2013 ART REVIEW: Taking on the computer age by David Pagel Upstairs at L.A. Louver “Frederick Hammersley: The Computer Drawings, 1969” takes visitors back to a moment when the …
We’re taking a look back in our archives to a 1984 exhibition of work by German Dada artist Hannah Höch (1889-1978). As the sole female member of the German Dada group (George Grosz, Raoul Hausmann, …
Yale University Art Gallery Thursday, February 7, 2013 @ 5:30pm Listen to a lively conversation between exhibition artists Allen Ruppersberg and Terry Allen on their past collaborations and current work, moderated by Cathleen Chaffee, …
LOS ANGELES TIMES Review: Grant Stevens’ “Supermassive” in a serene state of mind By David Pagel February 6, 2013 “Supermassive” Grant Stevens’ L.A. debut, is a high-tech invitation to slow down and look inward. …
Take a peek into sculptor Matt Wedel’s studio, located in the rural Southeastern Appalachia Country of Ohio. Abounding with new work, Matt is preparing for his upcoming solo exhibition at L.A. Louver, set to …
On a recent trip to Los Angeles, Grant Stevens felt inspired by the beauty of the sun setting over Venice Beach. But what resonated was when confronted by this daily ritual, the sunset has …
“I like the way their poses contrast – they’re doing different things yet they somehow complement each other. It was accidental: I just happened to click at that millisecond and catch a fleeting rather …