The Southwest Museum of the American Indian was the first museum to open in Los Angeles in 1907. Located on a hill in the Mt. Washington neighborhood, the museum mainly exhibited art and artifacts of Native Americans…
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The work of late artist Channa Horwitz, to me, is complex and mesmerizing, thoughtful and precise, one-of-a-kind. Ghebaly Gallery exhibited her work in 2016 (To The Top, pictured in this post) and will soon be showcasing a series of previously unseen drawings (Structures, opening September 15).
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My dear friend Bruce Chan commissioned these losangelesbeautiful cards. As he prepared to move to Pittsburgh, the cards provided a way for him to share his appreciation for Los Angeles and the community he had fostered here.
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The time to see poppies has arrived! The Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve is open, sunrise to sunset, through mid-May. It's been a few years...
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Recently explored Doug Aitkin's trove of incredible work at the Geffen Contemporary at MOCA.
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