Gods of the Studio Light, Fahey/Klein Unites Ritts, Gorman and Rolston
Fahey/Klein asks whether three portraitists who shot Madonna, DiCaprio and Michael Jackson formed a true Los Angeles movement.
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A Camel at the Needle’s Eye, Sprüth Magers Gathers John Baldessari’s Sculptures
Giant ears, raised eyebrows, a fake carrot and an albino camel trace John Baldessari’s turn toward three dimensions on Wilshire Boulevard.
Last Wishes on Grand Avenue, Yoko Ono’s Broad Retrospective Enters Its Final Days
Visitors have until October 11 to hammer a nail, crawl into a black bag and tie a wish to an olive tree.
Monroe Under the Lights, Gagosian Brings Richard Avedon’s Hollywood to Beverly Hills
More than 120 photographs, from Marilyn Monroe to Steven Spielberg, will open on Camden Drive in November alongside Ron Howard’s documentary.
The Room Where It Started, LACMA Revisits the Brockman Gallery
More than 60 works trace the Leimert Park gallery Alonzo and Dale Brockman Davis ran from 1967 to 1990.
Vinyl and the Lens on Melrose, Wrensilva Shows Linda McCartney’s Album Photography
Linda McCartney’s photographs hang beside the records they graced in West Hollywood, with a Wrensilva console on hand to play them.
Coltrane in the Half Light, David Zwirner Hangs Roy DeCarava’s Jazz Photographs
More than 130 images of Billie Holiday, Miles Davis and everyday New York fill the largest showing of this series since 1983.
The Story Machine, the Lucas Museum Opens in Exposition Park
George Lucas and Mellody Hobson open a five-story museum of illustration, comics, murals and Star Wars artifacts.
Smoke and Jasmine on La Brea, Pace Shows David Lynch’s Los Angeles Photographs
Five photographic series made between 1979 and 2008 trace the director’s adopted city through nudes, smoke, architecture and disassembled fish.
Sprocket Holes in the Temple, Tacita Dean’s FILM Makes Its U.S. Debut
The 11-minute 35mm work, first made for Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall, rises 31 feet inside the Marciano’s Masonic temple.
The Sculptor After Dark, David Smith’s Spray Paintings Come to West Hollywood
Hauser & Wirth shows the seldom-seen spray paintings Smith made at night between 1958 and 1964.
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