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The cutting-edge of Uruguyan art, spotlighting the art of seven acclaimed artists, curated by Gustavo Tabares, Coordinator of the Visual Arts Program at the Direccion Nacional de Cultura. Visit the show and discover the exciting work of Raquel Bessio, Juan Burgos, Wilfredo Diaz Valdez, Lacy Duarte, Pablo Uribe, Ernesto Vila, and Nelson Ramos. Learn more about our Guest Country Program here.
The cutting-edge of Uruguyan art, spotlighting the art of seven acclaimed artists, curated by Gustavo Tabares, Coordinator of the Visual Arts Program at the Direccion Nacional de Cultura. Visit the show and discover the exciting work of Raquel Bessio, Juan Burgos, Wilfredo Diaz Valdez, Lacy Duarte, Pablo Uribe, Ernesto Vila, and Nelson Ramos. Learn more about our Guest Country Program here.
Curated Project Spaces
A slice of artistic practices placed in perspective, browse an overview of 2010's Curated Project Spaces at the Los Angeles Art Show. Please check back for 2011 show announcements.
A slice of artistic practices placed in perspective, browse an overview of 2010's Curated Project Spaces at the Los Angeles Art Show. Please check back for 2011 show announcements.
Signs: Seven Renowned Artists from the Middle East
A groundbreaking exhibition that provides a rare glimpse into the world of Middle Eastern art, curated by Karin von Roques in association with Sundaram Tagore Gallery. Grappling with aesthetic philosophy, mysticism, tradition, and issues of everyday survival and existence, all seven artists challenge convention and create new visual language. For centuries, the written word has played a defining role in Islamic visual culture - a legacy that persists even today. Working with different media, including paint on canvas, collage, ink on paper, wood and gold leaf, these artists take traditional Arabic script and symbols as their point of departure. The roster of artists includes: Ahmad Moualla (Syria); Ayman El Semary (Egypt); Hassan Massoudy (Iraq); Khaled Al-Saa'i (Syria); Ali Hassan (Qatar); Georges Fikry Ibrahim (Egypt); and Yousef Ahmad (Qatar). This will be the only West-Coast Showing of the Signs exhibition.
A groundbreaking exhibition that provides a rare glimpse into the world of Middle Eastern art, curated by Karin von Roques in association with Sundaram Tagore Gallery. Grappling with aesthetic philosophy, mysticism, tradition, and issues of everyday survival and existence, all seven artists challenge convention and create new visual language. For centuries, the written word has played a defining role in Islamic visual culture - a legacy that persists even today. Working with different media, including paint on canvas, collage, ink on paper, wood and gold leaf, these artists take traditional Arabic script and symbols as their point of departure. The roster of artists includes: Ahmad Moualla (Syria); Ayman El Semary (Egypt); Hassan Massoudy (Iraq); Khaled Al-Saa'i (Syria); Ali Hassan (Qatar); Georges Fikry Ibrahim (Egypt); and Yousef Ahmad (Qatar). This will be the only West-Coast Showing of the Signs exhibition.
Snapshot
Bennett Simpson, Associate Curator of MoCA, LA, curates this snapshot of current artists from 4 SoCal MFA programs (Cal Arts, Claremont, Otis, and USC). Presented by the Los Angeles Art Show in association with Los Angeles Art Association (LAAA).
Bennett Simpson, Associate Curator of MoCA, LA, curates this snapshot of current artists from 4 SoCal MFA programs (Cal Arts, Claremont, Otis, and USC). Presented by the Los Angeles Art Show in association with Los Angeles Art Association (LAAA).
The Sister Cities of Los Angeles
Take an artistic tour around the world with the Sister Cities of Los Angeles, view works from some of our 24 Sister Cities, featuring Berlin. "The 'Wall Project' is a City of Los Angeles public art program commemorating the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, promoting peace and understanding between people. Included in the exhibition are large-scale works from Shepard Fairey and Thierry Noir on segments of a stylized wall that crossed Wilshire Blvd on November 8. Produced by The Wende Museum.
Take an artistic tour around the world with the Sister Cities of Los Angeles, view works from some of our 24 Sister Cities, featuring Berlin. "The 'Wall Project' is a City of Los Angeles public art program commemorating the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, promoting peace and understanding between people. Included in the exhibition are large-scale works from Shepard Fairey and Thierry Noir on segments of a stylized wall that crossed Wilshire Blvd on November 8. Produced by The Wende Museum.
