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Hosfelt Gallery mounts the first major West Coast presentation of Harry Bertoia’s work since his 1956 exhibition at SFMOMA.

For his fifth solo exhibition at Hosfelt Gallery, Los Angeles-based Andrew Schoultz leans into his long-standing practice as a street muralist to transform the gallery into an environment of optically vibrating wall paintings.

The Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) raises the curtain on its 36th annual iteration of The Art Show, currently on view through November 2 at the legendary Park Avenue Armory. 

An exhibition of a dozen sculptures by the electronic art pioneer Alan Rath (1959-2020) made between 1985 and 2013, traces his interest in the relationship between humanity and technology.

In his first solo exhibition at Hosfelt Gallery, San Francisco-based Mansur Nurullah presents intricately stitched, wall-hanging sculptures that build on the legacies of African-American quilt makers to trace personal and community histories.

In two solo exhibitions and one collaborative piece, two artists with very different practices — Uruguayan post-minimalist Marco Maggi and Bay Area tech pioneer Jim Campbell

One artist's primary tools are paper, an X-ACTO knife and graphite, while the other works with circuit boards and LEDs. For both, however, time is a principal component.

The Art Dealers Association of America has named the 75 exhibitors drawn from its memberships who will participate in its upcoming 2024 Art Show, scheduled to return to the Park Avenue Armory from October 30 to November 2.

Born in Kolkata and based in New York, Rina Banerjee creates shamanistic sculptures and vibrantly sensuous paintings-exploring the complexities of identity.

The California artist Tim Hawkinson is renowned for transforming everyday materials into objects that are as uncanny as they are poetic.

"The most important themes in my work are flowers, wallpaper-like patterns and domestic architecture. Of course, I'm referring to places of beauty, comfort and safety in a complex and sometimes frightening world... and our attempts to create a 'perfect world' that we can inhabit.

Hosfelt Gallery presents a solo exhibition of the work of one of the most significant Latin American artists working today – the 81-year-old Argentinian, Liliana Porter.

For more than a quarter of a century, Lordy Rodriguez has utilized an ever-developing visual language inspired by map-making to generate drawings that direct our attention to complex social and cultural issues.

In her newest body of work, now on view at hosfelt gallery until June 30th, 2023, Julie W. Chang wields a dictionary of talismans to investigate and celebrate the power of cultural symbols to shape and transform our lives.

In the spirit of impermanence — one of the core precepts of Buddhism—artworks in this solo show of the work of the 87-year-old Rinzai Zen monk Max Gimblett will rotate in and out of the galleries...