THE Magazine - Los Angeles

This project examines the effects of rampant consumerism and glorified decadence....more info

Eat some popcorn and listen to Andrew Berardini, Travis Diehl, Tamara Sussman, Claire Titelman and Sarah Wang read from their work....more info

After Total Darkness is a small constructed environment, dark but for the light of your candles....more info

This installation is about elbows, the least friendly part of the body; elbows on the freeway, the least social social-interaction. Let’s face it: In the freeway it is You or Them....more info

Beginning on March 15th, Alison O’Daniel will be taking over workspace, and turning it into a paper-mache mountain. O’Daniel’s exhibition at Workspace will include a new video installation titled Deaf Mountain....more info

Through video, found objects and text, Pescador employs gift-giving as a means to understanding social exchange....more info

Nightingale is a new installation by John Houck, created specifically for workspace2601 and the neighborhood of Lincoln Heights. In this installation, Houck references the altered public sculptures and security measures of Los Angeles....more info

Join us at workspace for another Five Points Reading Series this Saturday at 7pm... Featuring: John Chase, Jessica Hundley, Sarah Kessler, Tibby Rothman, Catherine Taft ...more info

The Scriptor series is meant to bring free form doodling into the digital world. For the project, Kim created his own letterform creation program that, purposefully, lacks many of the elements of professional graphics programs such as Illustrator and Flash that encourage symmetry, cut-and-paste, and the mathematically precise placement of objects that we associate with digital design, not to mention much digital art....more info

A Room-A Loom began as a site-specific weaving experiment by Julia Sherman at workspace. With consideration for the architecture of the gallery, the loom uses the building’s walls to turn a room into a simple machine. ...more info

In the exhibition "The Winning Hand", Danielle McCullough, Mike Olin and Joy Curtis Olin use the aesthetics, forms, and methods of sublimation used by popular game shows to create a game show set of their own, revealing the rift between these popularized values and life as we know it....more info

Liz Glynn will stage a series of vignettes exploring the social dynamics of a city gone dark....more info

In Blue Boy, an installation at workspace by David Gilbert, objects veer from visual overflow to starkness. Moving between baroque and minimal sensibilities, the work shifts between sculpture, photography, and installation. The same or similar objects are often repeated throughout the show, an effect that creates a sense of visual rhyming. As elements are reused (and often altered) from piece to piece, their existence becomes tenuous and complex because they refuse to be defined by a specific medium in a singular object....more info

Los Angeles-based painter Lia Lowenthal's enigmatic painting-objects crisscross personal and public histories. A number of alternations between painterly and drawing-based abstractions in vinyl shape a host of objects in a precipitating installation. Nonrepresentational yet familiar, these are new works in a space between poses, claiming the right to contradict themselves. They make right by the contradiction on the might of their doubled surfaces: nothing is fixed and fixed points are tried. ...more info