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Suzan Woodruff’s new body of ethereal, abstract paintings and undulating wall sculptures came at a price—one as much physical as psychological.

From George Washington’s celebrated portrait to Frank Sinatra’s mug shot, Raymond Logan paints a wide range of subjects with exquisite depth and color.

It has been close to two years since we last covered the work by Shawn Huckins and after years of talking about the erasure of history through figure-based works, he is currently presenting a body of work revolving around landscape tradition. The Birds Will Sing, on view now...

Fine Art Today had the luxury of sitting down with amazing painter Nick Patten, who offered some engaging thoughts about his process, inspiration, and more.

It would actually be easier to list which of the Washington & La Cienega neighborhood galleries aren’t having openings tonight.

Two painters posit banal architectural environments as metaphoric expressions of thoughts and emotions at George Billis Gallery.

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

Jorge Santos’ surreal, intriguing visions reach beyond the bounds of immediate reality, the result perhaps of a childhood spent

The group show Rock and Elegance celebrates LA Artists Larry Mullins, Tony Brown, John Andolsek, Carol Charney, Timothy Nero, Julie Speed, Michael