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2600 S. La Cienega Blvd. Los Angeles CA 90034

Five Artsy Things to Do This Week, From a Toilet Seat Swing Set to a Granite Gorilla

By Catherine Wagley | Wed, January 02, 2013

This week, a gorilla guards an oversized balloon sculpture, LACMA screens work by a pioneer in animation, and the swing set takes on new, psychological dimensions. 5. Power to destroy Sculptor Sterl... More »
Hairy jungle tapestries

By Catherine Wagley | Thu, June 14, 2012

Anna Betbeze's blankets of wool are monstrously large and gorgeously destroyed. Betbeze has dyed, washed, burned, bleached and torn them, then hung them loosely, so that some drag on the floor of Francois Ghebaly Gallery. The gallery is a former... More »
Five Artsy Things to Do This Week, Including Monster Drawing Rally

By Catherine Wagley | Wed, June 13, 2012

This week, there's slap-dash sci-fi in Lincoln Heights, a game of consequence playing out online and mammoth, torn, dyed wool tapestries in Culver City. 5. Monster drawing rally Outpost for Contemp... More »
Natural History: Anthony Lepore and Mark Hagen

By Andrew Berardini | Thu, June 16, 2011

To make a landscape is to tame nature. We think of it as a picture of the land, painted or photographed, carefully framed on four sides, more or less flaccidly hanging on the wall. Landscapes were appreciated first by Renaissance bourgeois... More »

2012 | Best Highbrow Public Art

At that frantic intersection just south of the 10 freeway where La Cienega meets Venice, the surrounding buildings are gray, beige or brick. Even the billboards tend to be monotonous, advertising dental offices or dating sites. So when artists' murals started appearing there, on the side of the former muffler shop that now houses François Ghebaly Gallery, they stood out. First, Nate Lowman painted a pixelated black-and-white portrait of Julia Roberts, based on the image L'Oréal... More »

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