THE Magazine - Los Angeles

3x3 (Three by Three) celebrates the work of three painters and three sculptors of different generations, backgrounds and artistic approach, who engage in a dialogue with abstraction. Each artist uniquely explores the boundaries of form, color and surface, to question the very nature of how painting or sculpture is defined....more info

L.A. Louver is pleased to present the first solo exhibition of new work by artist Nancy Reddin Kienholz. The exhibition will feature two new series of lenticulars. Lenticulars are works that employ a lens through which a printed or photographic image is viewed. When the viewing angle is changed, one image blends with, and then switches to, another image. ...more info

Ten new sculptures that show the artist evolving further in his creation of sensuous, amoebic forms, and his striking use of color....more info

A dozen paintings, two sculptures and a selection of related works on paper....more info

The exhibition includes both small and large-scale sculpture made of bronze, wood, or painted wood. Together, they illustrate the full range of language that Shapiro has developed in his work. The sculptures are accompanied by a new series of works on paper. ...more info

Ben Jackel’s sculptures blend the artist’s interest in history, particularly the history of war, and an attraction to the beauty of man-made objects, with his sophisticated handling of clay and wood...more info

10 artists from Los Angeles....more info

L.A. Louver is pleased to present an exhibition of Gwynn Murrill’s maquettes, which marks the first time the artist has brought together a show exclusively comprised of her small-scale sculptures. Including over ninety works, the exhibition presents the full breadth of subject matter -- deer, cats, dogs, bears, birds, tigers and cougars -- for which Murrill is renowned....more info