Mark Moore

One for the Books

5 Places in L.A. to Buy Art to Give as a Gift, Without Breaking the Bank

Phil Chang: Five Sheets of Thin Paper, 2011; courtesy of the artist and Pepin Moore, Los AngelesHoliday art doesn't have to be snowy. ​Art. The greatest gift of all. Forget those cheese 'n sausage gift baskets, and get your loved ones something that won't rot their guts, like limited edition p ... More >>

Art Platform, Pulse and Other Art Fairs Take Over the City. What Did L.A. Think?

If art in L.A. is important to you, then this past weekend was a doozy. The proliferation of gallery and museum exhibitions associated with the mammoth Pacific Standard Time project, which opened to great fanfare between Thursday and Monday nights, would have been more than enough to overstimulate e ... More >>

For Art Thou, Culver City

If art in L.A. is important to you, then this past weekend was a doozy. The proliferation of gallery and museum exhibitions associated with the mammoth Pacific Standard Time project, which opened to great fanfare between Thursday and Monday nights, would have been more than enough to overstimulate e ... More >>

EVERYTHING'S UP TO DATE IN CULVER CITY!

If art in L.A. is important to you, then this past weekend was a doozy. The proliferation of gallery and museum exhibitions associated with the mammoth Pacific Standard Time project, which opened to great fanfare between Thursday and Monday nights, would have been more than enough to overstimulate e ... More >>

L.A. Weekly Critics' Choices

Highlights from the fall season

L.A. Artist Allison Schulnik New Claymation Video for Grizzly Bear

Allison Schulnik is an L.A.-based artist known primarily for her self-described "goopy" oil paintings of clowns or hoboes or vaguely yeti-like creatures. They're kind of multi-colored Bondo meets the nether-spiritworld. But Schulnik, who was one of the artists in the Weekly's "Some Paintings" show ... More >>

Kiel Johnson at Mark Moore Gallery

Allison Schulnik is an L.A.-based artist known primarily for her self-described "goopy" oil paintings of clowns or hoboes or vaguely yeti-like creatures. They're kind of multi-colored Bondo meets the nether-spiritworld. But Schulnik, who was one of the artists in the Weekly's "Some Paintings" show ... More >>

Readings: Laughing With Wen Ho Lee

Allison Schulnik is an L.A.-based artist known primarily for her self-described "goopy" oil paintings of clowns or hoboes or vaguely yeti-like creatures. They're kind of multi-colored Bondo meets the nether-spiritworld. But Schulnik, who was one of the artists in the Weekly's "Some Paintings" show ... More >>

Peripheral Visions

The edge of L.A. in three dimensions

The McCarthy Era

The institutionalization of shrub fucking

God, the Mayor and Bernard Parks

So just who is responsible for our chief of police?

Holiday Trimmings

Vallance, McCarthy, Besemer, Ott, Calabrese, more