Water has long shaped life in Japan. As an island nation surrounded by the sea and nourished by abundant rainfall, Japan depends on water for its fertile landscapes and rich […]
First Open brings together an exceptional selection of Post-War and Contemporary works by artists including Josef Albers, Joan Mitchell and George Condo, alongside property from the Rabb Goldberg Collection featuring Louise Nevelson, Milton Avery and Lynn Chadwick.
American Beauty presents a multidisciplinary sale dedicated to the work of Tom Wesselmann.
Jeweller Cora Sheibani’s first Paris show, celebrating bold colours, sculptural forms and unusual materials
Water has long shaped life in Japan. As an island nation surrounded by the sea and nourished by abundant rainfall, Japan depends on water for its fertile landscapes and rich […]
First Open brings together an exceptional selection of Post-War and Contemporary works by artists including Josef Albers, Joan Mitchell and George Condo, alongside property from the Rabb Goldberg Collection featuring Louise Nevelson, Milton Avery and Lynn Chadwick.
Triptych composed of three square white canvases covered in overlapping pools orange, yellow, green, and pink resin with trails and drips of red and maroon and a seashell affixed to the center canvas
American Beauty presents a multidisciplinary sale dedicated to the work of Tom Wesselmann.
In 2026, Christie’s, the world-leading art and luxury business, is celebrating its 40th Anniversary in Asia. To celebrate this milestone, Christie’s is presenting a year-long programme of art and luxury sales, exhibitions and events across the region.
Three of the biggest names in contemporary art collide in an explosion of color and pop culture. For the first time ever, the exhibition Triple Trouble brings together the work of three titans of contemporary art: Shepard Fairey, Damien Hirst and Invader.
The personal collection of Jeanne-Marie de Broglie, founder of Christie’s France, to be auctioned this autumn.
Jeweller Cora Sheibani’s first Paris show, celebrating bold colours, sculptural forms and unusual materials
This series of weavings and sculptures speaks of the inter-connectedness of all things and the importance of a protective relationship with the environment and cultures across the world. View this FREE Art at Audubon exhibition featuring the work of fine artist Char Norman including weaving, papermaking and fiber sculpture.
A thematically organized deep dive into the transportive worlds of Arp's paper-based works. This publication focuses on Arp's works on paper and paper collages, providing a comprehensive picture of their role in the artist's practice as a vehicle for play and the invention of new worlds.
This is an experimental illustrated reader exploring the work and legacy of American architect, educator and artist Amaza Lee Meredith (1895–1984), a trailblazer who was the first known Black queer woman to practice as an architect in the United States.
A timely issue of Architectural Design that positions architecture’s project as world-construction. This issue argues that when collective imagination falters, the utopian impulse returns as a vital means of reopening what can still be conceived and made.
Join a LACMA docent for a 60-minute tour of Collecting Impressionism at LACMA
Join a LACMA docent for a 30-minute tour of Deep Cuts: Block Printing Across Cultures.
Untitled (7,924 Likes) by Enoc Perez is a wax crayon on paper work executed in 2020.
Polar Co-ordinates VI, from Polar Co-ordinates for Ronnie Peterson (see Axsom 124) is a unique lithograph and screenprint in colors with glitter and metallic paint on 320 Arches Cover paper.
Shop a selection of extraordinary artworks and sculptures curated from distinguished private collectors, featuring Realism, Orientalism and Barbizon landscapes.
"Artbound" is an Emmy® award-winning arts and culture series that examines the lives, works and creative processes of innovators making an impact in Southern California and beyond. Through broadcast episodes and local journalism, "Artbound" brings to light the region’s rich cultural legacy and diversity.
Water has long shaped life in Japan. As an island nation surrounded by the sea and nourished by abundant rainfall, Japan depends on water for its fertile landscapes and rich […]
Kick off your weekend with a happy hour tour of ICA LA’s current exhibitions, led by our Curatorial and Learning & Engagement Getty Marrow Undergraduate Interns Nina Fandino Schmidt and Regina Lee. Following the walkthrough there will be a mixer with light refreshments, where emerging and current arts professionals can chat and connect with each other.
First Open brings together an exceptional selection of Post-War and Contemporary works by artists including Josef Albers, Joan Mitchell and George Condo, alongside property from the Rabb Goldberg Collection featuring Louise Nevelson, Milton Avery and Lynn Chadwick.
American Beauty presents a multidisciplinary sale dedicated to the work of Tom Wesselmann.
Join ICA LA for a POV Tour of Speaking in Tongues led by artist Miljohn Ruperto. Through an interdisciplinary practice that draws from art, science, history, and mythology, Ruperto examines how systems of knowledge shape our understanding of the world around us.
The personal collection of Jeanne-Marie de Broglie, founder of Christie’s France, to be auctioned this autumn.
Jeweller Cora Sheibani’s first Paris show, celebrating bold colours, sculptural forms and unusual materials
Water has long shaped life in Japan. As an island nation surrounded by the sea and nourished by abundant rainfall, Japan depends on water for its fertile landscapes and rich […]
This series of weavings and sculptures speaks of the inter-connectedness of all things and the importance of a protective relationship with the environment and cultures across the world. View this FREE Art at Audubon exhibition featuring the work of fine artist Char Norman including weaving, papermaking and fiber sculpture.
Featured solo exhibition: Jackie Goldberg: Golden State Jewels. Featured group exhibition: TAG Artists Present Energy and Force.
An exceptional offering from one of Los Angeles' most influential philanthropists and cultural patrons, this curated sale presents fine art, furnishings, decorative objects, and personal treasures that reflect a lifetime dedicated to art, design, and philanthropy.
The Hammer's curatorial department leads free, insightful, short discussions about artists every Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. This talk on artist Maria Catharina Prestel, after Jacopo Ligozzi is led by director and chief curator of the Grunwald Center, Naoko Takahatake.
Director and chief curator of the Grunwald Center, Naoko Takahatake, leads an in-person discussion of the work of Maria Catharina Prestel, after Jacopo Ligozzi.
Join a LACMA docent for a 30-minute tour of Deep Cuts: Block Printing Across Cultures.
Kinetic Stillness: Sculptural Ceramics features artists exploring the intersection of material, culture, and nature through ceramic forms.
During this special collaborative talk and demonstration, they will share their techniques, artistic practices, and sources of inspiration, offering insight into how their diverse experiences shape their creative processes. This event will provide a rare opportunity to engage directly with the artists, learn about their approaches to ceramics, and explore the relationship between functional objects and sculptural expression in their work.
This initiative explores sustainability and oceanic plastic pollution through the cultural practice of chanoyu (commonly called “Japanese tea ceremony” in English). The exhibition will showcase ocean-inspired tea utensils, an up-cycled tea room, and a small zen garden made entirely from shopping bags and salvaged ocean plastics.
Through the concept of kinetic stillness, this exhibition brings together seven Japanese and Japanese American artists who approach ceramics not as vessels for utility or tradition, but as sculptural sites of flux. Each form bears the imprint of motion and history, embodying what we call kinetic stillness, an energy suspended in silence.
Professional soccer player Zinédine Zidane wearing an white jersey with one arm raised waiting for the ball during a match
Water has long shaped life in Japan. As an island nation surrounded by the sea and nourished by abundant rainfall, Japan depends on water for its fertile landscapes and rich […]
First Open brings together an exceptional selection of Post-War and Contemporary works by artists including Josef Albers, Joan Mitchell and George Condo, alongside property from the Rabb Goldberg Collection featuring Louise Nevelson, Milton Avery and Lynn Chadwick.
American Beauty presents a multidisciplinary sale dedicated to the work of Tom Wesselmann.
Join us in celebrating Tierra Sagrada: L.A. is an Altar and an Offering—an exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with the Fellows of Contemporary Art 2025 Curators Lab exhibition of the same name. The publication both documents and expands upon themes exploring the relationship between placemaking and the sacred, centering the city of Los Angeles and its Latinx diasporas.
The personal collection of Jeanne-Marie de Broglie, founder of Christie’s France, to be auctioned this autumn.
Jeweller Cora Sheibani’s first Paris show, celebrating bold colours, sculptural forms and unusual materials
WE THE PEOPLE exhibition features 30 BIPOC artists and South Los Angeles residents as the nation approaches the 250th Signing of the Declaration of Independence.
Water has long shaped life in Japan. As an island nation surrounded by the sea and nourished by abundant rainfall, Japan depends on water for its fertile landscapes and rich […]
This series of weavings and sculptures speaks of the inter-connectedness of all things and the importance of a protective relationship with the environment and cultures across the world. View this FREE Art at Audubon exhibition featuring the work of fine artist Char Norman including weaving, papermaking and fiber sculpture.
Take a deep dive into how Chinese and Chinese American women’s fashion has acted as a mirror for centuries of sweeping sociopolitical change while remaining an outlet for expression and self-identity at this walkthrough of Fashioning Chinese Women with exhibition co-curator Nicole LaBouff.
Water has long shaped life in Japan. As an island nation surrounded by the sea and nourished by abundant rainfall, Japan depends on water for its fertile landscapes and rich […]
First Open brings together an exceptional selection of Post-War and Contemporary works by artists including Josef Albers, Joan Mitchell and George Condo, alongside property from the Rabb Goldberg Collection featuring Louise Nevelson, Milton Avery and Lynn Chadwick.
Triptych composed of three square white canvases covered in overlapping pools orange, yellow, green, and pink resin with trails and drips of red and maroon and a seashell affixed to the center canvas
American Beauty presents a multidisciplinary sale dedicated to the work of Tom Wesselmann.
In 2026, Christie’s, the world-leading art and luxury business, is celebrating its 40th Anniversary in Asia. To celebrate this milestone, Christie’s is presenting a year-long programme of art and luxury sales, exhibitions and events across the region.
Three of the biggest names in contemporary art collide in an explosion of color and pop culture. For the first time ever, the exhibition Triple Trouble brings together the work of three titans of contemporary art: Shepard Fairey, Damien Hirst and Invader.
The personal collection of Jeanne-Marie de Broglie, founder of Christie’s France, to be auctioned this autumn.
Jeweller Cora Sheibani’s first Paris show, celebrating bold colours, sculptural forms and unusual materials