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Currently On View & Upcoming at our Member Galleries

Claire Burbridge: Peripheral Visions
at Nancy Toomey Fine Art through September 28

Mildred Howard–The Time and Space of Now: Moving Stills
at Anglim/Trimble opening September 7

Sarah Cain: Quiet Riot
at Anthony Meier through October 11

Elisheva Biernoff: Smashed Up House After the Storm
at Fraenkel Gallery through October 19

Tom McKinley
at Berggruen Gallery through September 19

Amy Donaldson and Kate Zimmer: Liminal Space
at SLATE Contemporary through September 30

Jordan Holms: Itinerant Summer
at Marrow Gallery through September 28

Rupy C. Tut: The Figure and the Story
at Crown Point Press through November 5

All Things In Motion
at Creativity Explored opening September 13

Paul Wackers: If You Can’t See Me, I Can’t See You
at Eleanor Harwood Gallery opening September 7

Fred Dalkey: Illuminated Drawings
at Paul Thiebaud Gallery opening September 14

Blaise Rosenthal: Sierra Madre
at Municipal Bonds opening September 7

LYU Peng: Beautiful Pictures
at Qualia Contemporary through September 7

Trevor Paglen: Cardinals
at Altman Siegel through November 2

Amanda Marchand: The Arithmetics of Distance
at Traywick Contemporary through September 14

Brad Howe: Recent Sculptures
at Caldwell Snyder opening September 19

Marci Washington: A Spell to Break the Spell
at Rena Bransten Gallery through September 7

Anna Sidana: Entangled Roots
at Pamela Walsh opening September 7

Pieter Hugo: Californian Wildflowers
at Jonathan Carver Moore opening September 12

Jamie Gallagher: Threads of Existence
at Ryan Graff Contemporary opening September 7

Alex Garcia & Catherine Mackey: The Poetry of Wood
at TINT Gallery opening September 7

News & Reviews

Imin Yeh at Catharine Clark

Charlotte Beach sits down with Yeh to chat about the process and ethos behind her recent solo exhibition A Salty Rainbow.

Read on PRINT Magazine

Beasties at Rebecca Camacho Presents

"Within these works, animals become intriguing proxies for spirits, absurdist and possibly lewd humor, and relationships and innuendo," writes Genevieve Quick.

Read on 48hills

Contemporary Asian-American Abstraction at Paul Thiebaud Gallery

"For longer than anyone can remember, summer group shows have been an art world ritual...rarely do they demonstrate the kind of curatorial focus and coherence that we see in Contemporary Asian American Abstraction, a gathering of 16 works by six artists," writes Mark Van Proyen.

Read on SquareCylinder