Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects is pleased to announce our first solo exhibition with the Tyrolean painter Markus Bacher in Galleries 3 and 4. This is the artist’s first solo exhibition in the United States. Featuring Bacher ́s new paintings, made in Los Angeles, “onetwo
PVC pipes. Plastic bottles. Cable ties. The stuff dreams are made of— at least in Theo Jansen’s world. The Dutch sculptor has spent a quarter century transforming mundane materials into complex creatures in The Hague, Netherlands. His anthropoid-looking sculptures—named Strandbeests (‘beach animals’ in Dutch)—use the
Temporary Space, a new exhibition platform expressly for mid-to-late career artists, launched in March with an exhibition by Richard Shelton. Richard Shelton, 50 Years of Painting will be on view through June 2015. Unlike a traditional gallery, Temporary Space presents the complete archives of selected mid-to-late
Henri van Noordenburg’s studiously enriched photographs of landscapes reflect his Dutch heritage in several ways. Most obviously, they began life as archival images of 1940s farm houses and environs once situated near the city of Amersfoort, about 50 kilometers south-east of Amsterdam, where his father’s
Dwell on Design L.A. (DODLA)—the largest design event in the country—is back again for its 10th annual year. Held at the Los Angeles Convention Center, the show spans three days of 2,000 modern furnishings and products, presentations from more than 250 innovative professionals, and plenty
