Shana Nys Dambrot

When the new David Hammons show opens at Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles on May 18 it will be, we are told, the largest solo gallery presentation of the artist's career — and saliently, the first solo presentation in Los Angeles in 45 years. This is not that strange, perhaps, given that he hasn’t lived or worked here in about that long — yet somehow it feels remarkable considering that despite this long physical absence, the power of Hammons’ legacy dating back to his work in L.A. during the late 1960s and early 1970s is everywhere with us to this day....

Downtown locals enjoy their share of bold and ambitious mural art, but this week they may have noticed a new addition to their colorific urban landscape. On Naud St. in the arts district, Lola YS has added a new edificial painting, part of a nationwide initiative from Cey Adams and Pabst Blue Ribbon....

Sweeping landscapes of urbanity and its environs host stylish leading ladies in unlikely yet familiar prop scenarios — red balloons, iconic architecture, freeways — in Drebin's modern update on a timeless photographic idiom. Art Angels will show photography as well as the artist's explorations in sculpture, etched glass, and neon....

With exhibitions and performative activations, such as Leeroy New's "Aliens of Manila," about ten artisans present freshy conceived, assertively avant-garde visuals and site-specific objects that express differences and bridge divides....

Mark Dean Veca is a painter and installation artist whose signature style of opulently obsessive fine-line drawing and bold color creates ...

Artists from along a Denmark-United States-Sweden community continuum converge on Hollywood's Noysky Projects for a group show interr...