Frieze Artist Project Says Art Fairs Are All a ‘Rat Race’
Sharif Farrag is one of many LA artists exploring cars in their work.
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How Grace Wales Bonner’s Expansive World Extends to Art
The multihyphenate British fashion designer curated MoMA’s latest Artist’s Choice exhibition
At Frieze LA, Gary Tyler Finds Resilience after Prison—in Each Stitch of His Poignant Quilts
The winner of the fair’s Impact Prize, Tyler is launching himself into the art world, after his wrongful conviction was overturned.
The Best Booths at Felix L.A., From Erotically Charged Paintings to Retooled Mythology
Set within a historic hotel, the fair has an intriguing format that sometimes outshines the art on view.
The Standout Booths at This Year’s Spring/Break Los Angeles
There were a few great booths amid some ho-hum fare.
Chumash Curator Deana Dartt on Decolonizing Museums and the Autry’s ‘Reclaiming El Camino’ Exhibition
There was always resistance to colonization, curator Deanna Dartt said recently.
For LA Artist Ozzie Juarez, Art Is the Vehicle to Create Community
The artist currently has an exhibition at Charlie James Gallery and recently collaborated with NASCAR.
Sargent Claude Johnson, a Major Black Modernist, Emerges Anew in His First Survey in Decades
Despite receiving acclaim from the finest Black thinkers of his day, he today goes under-recognized outside the Bay Area.
Under-the-Radar Gallery Shows to Check Out in LA During Frieze Week
Highlights include exhibitions at 18th Street Art Center, Oxy Arts, and Karma.
The Biggest Gallery Shows to See in LA during Frieze Week
Hauser & Wirth, Pace Gallery, Jeffrey Deitch, and others will have major exhibitions on view.