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Chicano photography is a genre that continues to define itself, a fact evidenced by the group exhibition 鈥淓l Cuerpo: The (Performing) Body and the Photographic Stage,鈥� ...

Curated by Christina Fernandez, a new exhibition at Gallery Luisotti selects works by seven conceptual photographers based in the Los Angeles area, whose performative actions are intended to be seen in the form of the still image.

Subdivision depicts a uniquely Angeleno experience of adolescence, while also conjuring a shared memory of American suburban childhood.

Five Southern California Views taps into the mythology of the West as an expanse for the imagination, only to decenter the human presence.

Art Los Angeles Contemporary has named the 102 exhibitors that will take over the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica for the fair鈥檚 10th edition, which runs from February 13 to February 17.

This week is all about Miami, but in about two months, a good chunk of the art crowd will meet up once more, in beautiful Mexico City, for a fresh batch of fairs, exhibitions, and general revelry.

In today鈥檚 media saturated world, exhibitions of beautifully printed, small-scale, black and white photographs tend to fall through the cracks.

Armory Week may still be two months away, but already the Frieze New York art fair has revealed its 2017 exhibitor list.

Frieze New York announced today that more than 190 galleries from thirty countries will convene for its sixth edition, which will be held on Randall鈥檚...

John Divola set out on a quest in the latter part of 1973 to find a space he could truly interact with through his camera.

The Art Los Angeles Contemporary fair hits Santa Monica鈥檚 Barker Hangar for its seventh edition in late January.

The way we live now is not the way we lived then, because it never is. Time and circumstance change.

For all the attention surrounding the 60-plus museum exhibitions encompassed by the Pacific Standard Time initiative, many of the real treasures have

鈥淏urke + Norfolk: Photographs From the War in Afghanistan鈥� is a fascinating conversation across time between 19th-century Irish photographer

When you go to see "Now It Is Dark," Mark Ruwedel's latest exhibition of photographs at Gallery Luisotti, try to sneak a peek in the gallery's backroom