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"He's not known for his generosity," Daniel Weinberg says of Jeff Koons, who in 1986, when Weinberg gave him his first West Coast solo show, was not

Michelle Segre used to make wonderfully idiosyncratic sculptures that often resembled desert plants and sometimes recalled designer desserts.

A spectacle can be created from the most modest means; size doesn't matter, nor do the bells and whistles of advanced technology.

Alexander Gorlizki’s paintings on paper dazzle the eye and tickle the mind. They are intricate beyond comprehension, their filament-thin lines

Skillfully detailed paintings and drawings by Victoria Gitman immediately draw one in. She has for years been making images of lacy pocketbooks,

Kehinde Wiley Roberts and Tilton Through May 30 In his third solo show with Roberts and Tilton, artist Kehinde Wiley presents the newest portraits in

LOS ANGELES Andrew Masullo DANIEL WEINBERG GALLERY Despite key lime, hot pink, cerulean, stop-sign red, rain-slicker yellow, whether arranged in

In this second installment of "Time Capsules," David Rimanelli picks up where his March look at the first half of the decade left off, tracking the

LOS ANGELES DANIEL WEINBERG GALLERY Abstract but with glancing references to new technology and modular design, Bart Exposito`s paintings demonstrate