Los Angeles art scene

In today’s podcast episode, Los Angeles-based writer and comedian Katie Love discusses her new memoir, ‘Two Tickets To Paradise: From Cult to Comedy.’

Now on view at LA’s Regen Projects, Daniel Richter’s new solo exhibition, ‘Furor II’ is an exercise in repetition, transformation, and metamorphosis.

In today’s podcast episode, host Scott ‘Sourdough’ Power chats with two trauma experts to discuss the evolution of wellness and self-care in the arts.

Playful and intimate, ADD FUEL’s postmodern interpretation of traditional Portuguese tiling narrates the artist’s journey from adolescence into adulth...

A new exhibition from painter Brandi Milne combines childlike joy with a looming, persistent darkness that emerges from the artist’s subconscious.

Legendary graffiti writer and fine artist Rammellzee receives a three-decade retrospective at Jeffrey Deitch Gallery in Los Angeles.

The latest solo show from Nicoletta Ceccoli explores the ways innocence and childlike wonder can curdle into disappointment, depression, and darkness.

Inspired by her meditation practice, abstract artist June Edmonds combines color, movement, and balance in her latest solo show, ‘Rhythmic Inquisition...

Based in LA, Michelle Garcia creates breezy illustrations that reflect growing anxieties surrounding race, immigration, and civil rights in America.

Using patriotic symbols and phrases, mixed-media artist Marina Heintze reflects on personal liberties and female agency in contemporary America.

In her upcoming solo exhibition, ‘Hard Pressed,’ Kristen Liu-Wong explores 21st-century anxieties through the eyes of irked, exhausted women.

Expressionist painter Tyler Scully creates nightmarish portraiture and surreal landscapes that lay bare the raw brutality of being human.