ARTISTS
2024
Cache聽is trapper slang for hiding place. This gallery temporarily conceals Nevine Mahmoud鈥檚 sculptures鈥攕lender beast parts and toys for human animals鈥攁ll compressed by and into marble, metal, clay, and plastic.
I moved to Los Angeles from New York City almost exactly eleven years ago and was instantly taken by the city.
There鈥檚 no trick of the moonlight at Rhea Dillon鈥檚 show, 鈥淕estural Poetics.鈥� Inside and out, each work happens twice.
A number of galleries have been instrumental in building up the city鈥檚 commercial scene for the past decade, and the scene is rich.
2023
Soft Opening has announced a new collaboration with Paul Soto, commencing this month.
鈥淟aunching off from the Santa Monica Airport, the fourth Frieze Los Angeles represents the spirit of rejuvenation of this beloved airport and its neig
2022
Frieze Los Angeles is going big for 2023.
2021
Artists: Rob Kulisek, Eva Beresin, Marliz Frencken, Sidsel Meineche Hansen, Li Ran, John Opera, Killian R眉themann, P谩vel Aguilar, Sojourner Truth Parsons, Mamuka Japharidze.
Park View / Paul Soto are proud to announce Hunger for the Absolute, a solo exhibition by Los Angeles-based photographer Mark McKnight.
鈥淪wallow鈥� is not your ordinary photographic portrait of a tree, which has been a common subject for artists almost from the 19th century start of camera work.
2020
Artist: Autumn Ramsey Venue: Park View / Paul Soto, Los Angeles, US Date: October 27, 2020 鈥� January 9, 2020
It鈥檚 a match made in heaven (to invoke the customary idiomatic phrase) between two artists whose practices are so compatible 鈥� as much in their affinities as in their distinctive divergences 鈥� that it seems crazy no one thought of pairing them before.
Jenny Holzer, Mel Chin, and Others Share Messages to Essential Workers in Three U.S. Cities
2019
On October 22, amid a slew of event cancellations as anti-government protests continue to erupt periodically across the city, Art Basel Hong Kong announced the galleries taking part in the fair鈥檚 2020 edition.
As civil unrest continues to roil Hong Kong, the art industry has been waiting with bated breath to see how protests that originated over a proposed extradition law might affect one of the fair circuit鈥檚 major gatherings: Art Basel Hong Kong.