For The Kids at Country Club Projects was a really fun and exciting exhibit of sports posters made in the 1980′s featuring athletes in awesomely over-the-top poses. And it kind of made me kick myself as I left the gallery about having not taken care of all [read more...]
When do you ever get the chance to see punk rock bands perform at a museum? Never, right! So it was absolutely wild to watch X, The Dead Kennedy’s, and The Avengers play full sets on a stage setup outside the doors of the [read more...]
Robert Minervini’s exhibit, On The Nature Of Things, opened at Marine Contemporary on January 14th, 2012 to an awesome crowd. And one of the greatest parts about the show was getting to go up close to the work, since I was able to find all these details in [read more...]
Jill Greenberg’s exhibit, Commentary and Dissent, at Katherine Cone Gallery was so awesome that it made the entirety of Photo LA look like a tiny pebble on the beach. There was just this inexplicable magic about her work that totally converted everyone who entered the gallery into full [read more...]
Hanging out at Art In The Parking Space was a fantastic way to spend a Tuesday night. Performance art was going on all around you, including a spectacular piece organized by Gracie Devito that featured confetti canons, giant cheeseburgers, and men in golden heels. There was also a [read more...]
A&O Events
12.2 6-9pm: Oakland Art Murmur
12.3 10am-12pm: New Museum First Saturdays
10.26 - 1.15: Experience | Carsten Holler New Museum
10.25 - 12.3: When a Rose Is Not a Rose | Claudia Hart Bitforms Gallery
11.4 - 1.22: All | Maurizio Cattelan Guggenheim
12.9 - 12.22: Toxic Women| Andrea Mary Marshall Allegra LaViola GalleryArchives





