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When I look at Fred Lonidier鈥檚 show 鈥淰acation Village Trade Show,鈥� at Michael Benevento, my mind naturally goes to Antonioni鈥檚 Blow Up (1966).

The new Santa Monica Post Office fair, named for its location in a 1938 Art Deco building, promises camaraderie and affordability.

Santa Monica Post Office will take place in an Art Deco former post office building in downtown Santa Monica, a short drive from Frieze.

While the art world has felt bleak amid a buckling market, a new art fair is gracing Los Angeles this year.

Place des Vosges is a joint venture comprising聽eight international聽galleries.

If鈥攊n the next couple days鈥攜ou are keen on communing privately with melancholic beauty (or 鈥渢ough joy,鈥� as the artist might have it), visit Christopher Culver鈥檚 latest suite...

Michael Benevento is proud to present 鈥淭ough Joy,鈥� A solo exhibition of ten new drawings by the New York based artist Christopher Culver. This is Culver鈥檚 first solo presentation with the gallery.

Michael Benevento is proud to present an exhibition of new works by Alicia McCarthy. This is McCarthy鈥檚 first solo presentation with the gallery.

Boasting 139 galleries, art spaces, and nonprofit organizations from around the world.

The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) is back for its 21st edition in Miami this year, with 139 participating galleries and nonprofit art organizations set to participate.

Michael Benevento is proud to present New York based artist Geoffrey Chadsey鈥檚 first solo exhibition in Los Angeles, Sly glancer, Angry dancer.

Called to testify in a 1981 lawsuit brought by a San Diego transit workers union against Aztec Bus Lines, photographer Fred Lonidier found himself explaining the finances of his art practice.

Founded five years ago by collector Dean Valentine and dealers Al and Mills Mor谩n, Felix L.A. has gained a reputation for being a more relaxed and int

off-kilter is an exhibition about how things look and feel. While rooted in the formal, the arms of this exhibition reach into areas of the emotional, generational, and art historical. 

Nearly a decade after his death in 2013, Phel Steinmetz鈥檚 attention to the effects of capitalism on the environment can be recognized as both political and prescient.