Per our recent Best of L.A. Arts issue story, this neighborhood is kind of popping right now, at least in terms of contemporary art galleries, and about half of them join the fray this Saturday night. Moskowitz Bayse presents haunting architectural sculptures by Anthony Miserendino; KP Projects opens a group show of painters obsessively in love with the palette; Shulamit Nazarian presents affecting and surreal works by painter Naudline Pierre; and Steve Turner Los Angeles opens three concurrent shows with Francisco Rodriguez (Santiago-born, London-based), Rebecca Shippee (New Haven) and Jon Key (New York). Jeffrey Deitch stages a survey of classic works by feminist icon Judy Chicago; Diane Rosenstein revisits the best of the ’80s with important works by Julian Stanczak; and Various Small Fires presents deconstructions of the gendered media landscape by painter Robin F. Williams.
Moskowitz Bayse, 743 N. La Brea
Anthony Miserendino: Come Together
September 7 – November 2; Opening Reception: Saturday, September 7, 6-9pm.
KP Projects, 633 N. La Brea
Chroma: Deedee Cheriel, Danny Galieote, Mercedes Helnwein, Mel Kadel, Gosha Levochkin, JP Neang, and Luis Sanchez.
Opening Reception: Saturday, September 7, 7-10pm.
Shulamit Nazarian, 616 N. La Brea
Naudline Pierre: For I Am With You Until the End of Time
September 7 – October 26; Opening Reception: September 7, 6-9pm.
Steve Turner Los Angeles, 6830 Santa Monica Blvd.
Francisco Rodriguez: Midday Demon; Rebecca Shippee: The Creators; Jon Key: Violet Alabama
September 7 – October 12; Opening Reception: Saturday, September 7, 6-8pm.
Jeffrey Deitch, 925 N. Orange Dr.
Judy Chicago: Los Angeles
September 7 – November 2; Opening Reception: Saturday, September 7, 6-8pm.
Various Small Fires, 812 N. Highland Ave.
Robin F. Williams: With Pleasure
Saturday, September 7, 6-8pm.
Diane Rosenstein, 831 N. Highland Ave.
Julian Stanczak: The Eighties
September 7 – October 19; Opening Reception: Saturday, September 7, 6-8pm.
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