THE Magazine - Los Angeles

For more than three decades Robert Rauschenberg created works at Gemini G.E.L., the world-famous multiple workshop in West Hollywood. A retrospective of Rauschenberg’s creative achievement at Gemini G.E.L. is being organized by the Armory Center for the Arts, where it will be on view in the Caldwell Gallery, January 17 through March 21, 2010. The exhibition is organized by Jay Belloli, Director of Gallery Programs at the Armory. Its initiation was approved by the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation. ...more info

This major exhibition will include over half a century of works on paper by one of the founders of contemporary art in Southern California....more info

The purpose of this exhibition is to showcase the cultural and artistic talents of our community’s homeless population....more info

Andrew McPhail addresses the question of HIV and AIDS in the form of sculpture in this exhibition....more info

The Brewery Project has made an important contribution to contemporary art in Southern California. This unique exhibition that spans the Armory building and will document and celebrate this legacy, featuring multiple artists and curators....more info

On view for one week are works of art that will be up for auction during our biennial fundraising event, including more than 85 works of art by some of Southern California’s finest contemporary artists....more info

A group exhibition exploring the technique of cutting in the development of works of contemporary art....more info

This exhibition includes paintings, drawings, letterpress, photography, and video from the Armory’s extensive Art High program for middle and high school students. Carrie Whitney, curator....more info

An exhibition of work by the current Armory Fellows, a group of talented artists that teach in the Armory’s New Visions Field Trip Program. Lorraine Cleary Dale, curator....more info

Echoing both Raymond Pettibon’s Weatherman ’69 (1989-1990) and Yoshua Okon’s Lago Bolsena (2004) and Bocanegra (2005-7), this video installation, a collaboration between the two artists, explores the subculture of old hippies and beach bums from Venice Beach....more info

The works included in this exhibition examine these artists’ recent work as a process by which they explore the relationship between an often-hyped academic training and the raw demands of a career. ...more info

Armory Center for the Arts and One Colorado are pleased to present Jennifer Vanderpool as the first Artist-in-Residence in an innovative program that unites commerce and culture at One Colorado. ...more info

A collection of art by children and adults from Villa Esperanza services, which provides programs for people with developmental disabilities. ...more info

Internationally celebrated artist Daniel Buren returns to Pasadena with a large-scale site-specific artwork in the One Colorado Courtyard. Buren’s installation, A Rainbow in the Sky, will consist of 2,268 colorful striped flags suspended and hovering like an open “ceiling” overhead. ...more info

The sky above the Pasadena Arroyo will be transformed by a never-before produced work by noted American artist Bruce Nauman. This major work, Untitled, 1969/2009, takes the form of skywriting that will say, with Nauman’s classic mischievous humor, “Leave the Land Alone.” ...more info

This exhibition will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Armory Center for the Arts by commissioning 20 contemporary artists, who have created art installations in the past, to make new site-specific art installations both inside and outside the Armory...more info

Photographic history of the Armory....more info