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Frieze Los Angeles 2025: Strong Sales and ‘Tremendous Energy’

Frieze Los Angeles 2025: Strong Sales and ‘Tremendous Energy’

Frieze

2/25/2025

Participants describe a ‘much-needed boost’ to the LA community and a vital moment for the international art world, with major sales across the fair.

Mel Bochner, Conceptual Artist Who Played With Language, Dies at 84

Mel Bochner, Conceptual Artist Who Played With Language, Dies at 84

New York Times

2/21/2025

Mel Bochner, an artist who produced heady and often witty work in a multitude of mediums, exploring the boundaries of art — and the power of language — in drawing, painting, photography, sculpture, printmaking, books, installations and public art, died on Feb. 12 in Manhattan. He was 84.

How to Spend a Day at Frieze Los Angeles

How to Spend a Day at Frieze Los Angeles

Frieze

2/18/2025

How to Spend a Day at Frieze Los Angeles From a performance of Senegalese drumming to an artist’s egg hunt and immersive solo projects, get the most from your visit to this year’s fair

Celebrating Black History Month at Frieze Los Angeles

Celebrating Black History Month at Frieze Los Angeles

Frieze

2/14/2025

Fair presentations, onsite projects, Frieze Week gallery shows and institutional exhibitions foregrounding Black history across Los Angeles

Richard Misrach Los Angeles Wildfire Relief Benefit

Richard Misrach Los Angeles Wildfire Relief Benefit

Fundraiser

1/22/2025

In response to the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, artist Richard Misrach—along with Fraenkel Gallery in San Francisco, Pace Gallery in New York, and Marc Selwyn Fine Art in Los Angeles —will offer a special edition photograph to be sold in support of relief efforts. 

Photography by Valentina von Klencke.

Cultured | This Artist’s Ghostly Women Emit a ‘Subtle, Shimmering Hint of Sex and Violence’

By Evan Nicole Brown

11/21/2024

Michelle Uckotter, who burst onto the art scene with eerie paintings, will debut her first film during concurrent shows in Los Angeles in February.

Cultured | This November, Here Are the 13 Can’t-Miss Gallery Shows In Los Angeles

Cultured | This November, Here Are the 13 Can’t-Miss Gallery Shows In Los Angeles

by Grace Waichler

11/11/2024

From William Leavitt's cyborg visions to Uri Aran’s immersive installation, CULTURED highlights the city's best shows this month.

Hyperallergic | 10 Art Shows to See in Los Angeles This November

Hyperallergic | 10 Art Shows to See in Los Angeles This November

by Matt Stromberg

10/30/2024

Stromberg writes, "Gothic Electronica is a two-gallery, 50-year survey of the work of William Leavitt, whose multi-media practice draws from Hollywood, film, mass media, and the landscape of Southern California. Narrative is a running theme in his work, which often blurs the line between theater and fine art. His early photo montages of the 1970s recall film stills, and his installations incorporating light and sound resemble stage sets, notably “Gothic Curtain” (1970/2008), which conjures the unsettling tone of the 1958 British film Dracula. More recent work includes paintings rife with robots, cyborgs, and other man-machine mashups, mixing mid-century space-age futurism with contemporary notions of technological hybridity."

Lenscratch | Richard Misrach: Dancing With Nature

Lenscratch | Richard Misrach: Dancing With Nature

by Linda Alterwitz

9/18/2024

Review of Richard Misrach Dancing with Nature by Linda Alterwitz for Lenscratch, September 2024

Hyperallergic | Art and Science Intermix in Dozens of Exhibitions Across LA This Fall

Hyperallergic | Art and Science Intermix in Dozens of Exhibitions Across LA This Fall

by Matt Stromberg

9/10/2024

The latest edition of PST Art tackles aesthetics and technology with a wide focus, from the historical to the contemporary and the astronomical to the fantastical. Highlights include Channing Hansen’s fiber works featured in a solo presentation at Marc Selwyn Fine Art and in Energy Fields: Vibrations of The Pacific Rim organized by Fulcrum Arts and presented at Chapman University, a group show centering artists working with sound, vibration and kinetics.

Musée Magazine | Richard Misrach: Dancing with Nature

Musée Magazine | Richard Misrach: Dancing with Nature

by Fiona Perkocha

July 2024

Review of Richard Misrach Dancing with Nature by Fiona Perkocha for Musée Magazine, July 2024

What's on LA | Pick of the Week: Richard Misrach 'Dancing with Nature'

What's on LA | Pick of the Week: Richard Misrach 'Dancing with Nature'

by Jody Zellen

July 2024

Writer Jody Zellen's 'Pick of the Week' for What's on LA is Richard Misrach: Dancing with Nature at Marc Selwyn Fine Art. 

Hyperallergic | Joey Terrill’s Windows Into Queer Chicano Life

Hyperallergic | Joey Terrill’s Windows Into Queer Chicano Life

by Valentina Di Liscia

June 2024

Joey Terrill’s Windows Into Queer Chicano Life “I want my work to have a confessional nature about my life, my identity, and who I am,” the artist said in an interview with Hyperallergic. This article is part of Hyperallergic’s 2024 Pride Month series, featuring interviews with art-world queer and trans elders throughout June.

Art Now | Allen Ruppersberg: '25 Ways to Start Over’ Curating An Ironic Trip Down Memory Lane

Art Now | Allen Ruppersberg: '25 Ways to Start Over’ Curating An Ironic Trip Down Memory Lane

by Judy Zellen

April 2024

Judy Zellen reviews Allen Ruppersberg: 25 Ways to Start Over.

Artillery | Joey Terrill

Artillery | Joey Terrill

by William Moreno

March 2024

William Moreno reviews Joey Terrill: Still Here

Hyperallergic | Joey Terrill’s Playful Tributes to Gay Artists We’ve Lost

Hyperallergic | Joey Terrill’s Playful Tributes to Gay Artists We’ve Lost

by David S. Rubin

February 2024

Art critic David S. Rubin reviews Joey Terrill: Still Here in Hyperallergic. 

LA Times | Art about AIDS has often depicted grief. L.A. painter Joey Terrill made it about life

LA Times | Art about AIDS has often depicted grief. L.A. painter Joey Terrill made it about life

by Carolina A. Miranda

February 2024

A profile of artist Joey Terrill featured in the Los Angeles Times by Carolina A. Miranda

Jay DeFeo show offers a provocative sketch of a California artist finding her voice

Jay DeFeo show offers a provocative sketch of a California artist finding her voice

Reviewed for the LA Times by Christopher Knight

8/17/2019

Fourteen paintings on paper by Bay Area artist Jay DeFeo (1929-1989) offer a provocative thumbnail sketch of a crucial period in the artist’s development. She tagged her extended 1952 stay working in a studio in Florence, Italy, as a foundational episode in her career. DeFeo made around 200 paintings on paper that summer, and these works from 1951 to 1954 frame the moment.

Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles Times

Mel Bochner re-creates a 1991 show for Marc Selwyn Fine Art

3/4/2012

By Jori Finkel

Review

Review

ArtForum

4/1/2008

Mel Bochner at Marc Selwyn Fine Art

Review by Michael Ned Holte in ArtForum

April 2008, VOL. 46, NO. 8

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