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This guide highlights a curated mix of museum and gallery exhibitions, performances, and film screenings coming up across the greater Los Angeles area. Organized by theme and type, it aims to make it easier to find something that suits a range of

Fall museum programming across the United States arrives with circus imagery, political reflection, and material experimentation. From Karon Davis at the Seattle Art Museum to Abbas Akhavan at the Walker Art Center, the lineup spans major exhibitions in painting, sculpture, photography, jewelry,

Ann Patchett’s Whistler, her 10th novel for adults, follows a family rupture that begins with a car accident and echoes years later in a chance reunion at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The novel uses art, memory, and grief to frame Daphne’s

This fall’s Los Angeles art season features exhibitions that reframe overlooked histories, artists, and communities. From Monica Majoli’s Countervision to Flesh Witness at REDCAT and Artifacts from an Unborn Empire in Glendale, the lineup spans archives, activism, and contemporary responses to power.

Los Angeles’ fall art season brings together exhibitions that revisit overlooked histories, underrecognized artists, and urgent political questions. From Monica Majoli’s Countervision to Flesh Witness at REDCAT and a Getty survey of Chicanx photographers, the city’s museums and galleries offer a wide-ranging

In the 351st installment of A View From the Easel, Rah Naqvi describes a studio practice shaped by multiple mediums, outside inspiration, and a rotating mix of audio. Working in Amsterdam Noord, Netherlands, he treats his workspace like a creative garden and

Mitchell Johnson’s exhibition New Paintings from California, New England and Europe is on view at Flea Street Restaurant in Menlo Park from July 8 through August 29. The show brings together recent works made in Paris, Maine and Cape Cod, underscoring the

Maya Lin will debut “Floating Landscape,” a new public art commission at the University of Texas at Austin, in April 2027. Commissioned by Landmarks, the 3,600-square-foot installation will blend sculptural, architectural, and ecological elements in a restored meadow near the Autry C.

Miles Greenberg’s solo show at the Current in Stowe, Vermont, features two video installations that transform combat, ritual, and romance into stylized mythic imagery. “TЯUTH” and “LE MIROIR” draw on performance, mirrors, desert landscapes, and symbolically charged imagery to suggest a world