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The new gallery season that exploded all across the city last week simply could not be contained to one night.

As books are increasingly made of pixels instead of paper, it's not surprising that their quaint physical form should become fodder for artists.

In this first local exhibition in over a decade, Barbara Kruger presents two discreet works that fill the gallery and confront the viewer

Surface Truths: Abstract Painting in the Sixties considers the work of 17 artists and the directions they pursued as they moved away from an aesthetic

Somewhere on a nameless country road in the middle of nowhere, there was found an upside-down car. A relic from the 1940s, the vehicle had rusted

While Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919) is known primarily as a master of French Impressionism, paintings from the final three decades of his life

The subject found in the photographic works of both Richard Gilles and Bernadette DiPietro is quite simply the quotidian object. The objects respective

As the youngest of four children and the only girl, Jona Frank spent a fair amount of her youth forced to sit, and watch her older brothers at hockey

鈥淔amily鈥� is a new book and series of digital c-prints by Chris Verene that offers a window into the artist鈥檚 past and documents a present that is at

Rather than photograph plant life thriving and decaying in situ, Jane O鈥橬eil brings a flatbed scanner to her backyard and scans birds of paradise,

The large-scale photographs of Carlos and Jason Sanchez examine the familial and the personal. The family fulfills traditional practices, with

Joe Goode, a veteran Los Angeles painter generally associated with the advent of West Coast Pop Art, has always been something of a maverick. His body of work from 1962 to the present straddles both Pop and Conceptual art (with a hint of Surrealism), even though he has often...