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I moved to Los Angeles from New York City almost exactly eleven years ago and was instantly taken by the city.

But some point out that the seemingly zeitgeisty shift to LA is nothing new in the art world.

The Boyle Heights nonprofit space founded five years ago by Laura Owens and Wendy Yao had long been the focus of anti-gentrification protests.

Marveling over the evolution of his latest exhibition, Charlemagne Palestine remarked: 鈥淭his idea or obsession that I had with a few animals at the beginning, never did I imagine that it would become such a maximal, enormous work like this.

At a time when people jump to conclusions more quickly than we can post them online, it鈥檚 refreshing to come across Ruth Root鈥檚 11 paintings at 356 Mission in downtown Los Angeles.

Could the future of art conservation be in creating facsimiles?

After news yesterday that Anselm Kiefer wanted to halt a show that he says he didn鈥檛 consent to in Beijing, the Central Academy of Fine Arts Art Museum will now go ahead and host an exhibition of the artist鈥檚 work anyway.

A century ago, if you鈥檇 uttered the word 鈥渁rtist,鈥� chances are it would have been accompanied by the modifier 鈥渟tarving.鈥�

Lari Pittman鈥檚 meticulous and dense pictorial compositions now find form in six sizeable illustrated books.

In early 2015, United Talent Agency became the first Hollywood talent agency to dive headfirst into the art world when it tapped lawyer and collector Josh Roth to launch UTA Fine Arts, a division that would represent artists in Tinseltown and shop them projects as if they...

Boyle Heights, the neighborhood east of the Arts District, just across the river, was long ago anointed as one of the next big neighborhoods to be gentrified.

This week, foreign leaders plot world war in one artist's film, and two sisters become astronauts in a performance downtown.

Today鈥檚 show: Katy Fischer鈥檚 work Gate is on view at window-front gallery Four A.M. in New York through Monday, June 20.

356 Mission, Los Angeles, USA Want a balanced life? Try sorting work, family and friends 鈥� or, per the unsentimental title of Seth Price鈥檚 latest s

We are pleased to announce that the November 鈥� December issue of Flash Art International is out now.