Photo L.A. took a year off and transitioned from Stephen Cohen’s directorship to Claudia James-Bartlett, the new head of the fair. James-Bartlett worked hard to reinvigorate the Los Angeles classic photography exposition, which is the longest running art fair west of the Hudson River. First off,
RedLine Margaret Neumann: What Lies Between November 10, 2018—January 6, 2019 What Lies Between is the largest and most significant exhibition of the nearly 50-year painting career of Denver artist Margaret Neumann, who is represented by Rule Gallery. Put together by independent curator Simon Zalkind, the survey fills the
516 Arts Currency: What Do You Value? November 17, 2018— February 23, 2019 Walking into the polemical exhibition Currency: What Do You Value? is a bit like stepping onto the set of Toho Studio’s 1961 B-movie sci-fi thriller “Mothra” about a mythical monstrous moth, mutated by nuclear radiation, that
Charlotte Jackson Fine Art David Simpson: Illumination October 5—November 3, 2018 Incorporating Interference paints — transparent formulas containing reflective coated mica flakes — over his mono-pigmented works, David Simpson has managed to capture one of the most elusive elements of painting: light. One of the earliest post-painterly abstractionists,
Museum of Contemporary Art Tucson Blessed Be: Mysticism, Spirituality, and the Occult in Contemporary Art September 15—December 30, 2018 Even as traditional religious practice wanes in American life, pop culture is laced with pseudo-spirituality, from mediums turned TV stars to tarot cards as party trick. Enter the art
