This is a color photograph of four sculptures by Nevine Mahmoud. Three of the sculptures are in the foreground on pedestals (wood and plexiglass), each one made of orange calcite resembling cut or whole peaches. From top to bottom are: Peach Object, Slick Slice and Miss her (peach). In the background mounted on the wall is a flesh toned sculpture entitled Headless, which depicts a human tongue with the tip slightly upturned.
October 21, 2021 In Exhibitions, Vanessa McConnell By lamag_5yccfc

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September 21, 2021 In Exhibitions, Vanessa McConnell By lamag_5yccfc


Vanessa McConnell
October 14—December 12, 2021

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This is a color photograph of four sculptures by Nevine Mahmoud. Three of the sculptures are in the foreground on pedestals (wood and plexiglass), each one made of orange calcite resembling cut or whole peaches. From top to bottom are: Peach Object, Slick Slice and Miss her (peach). In the background mounted on the wall is a flesh toned sculpture entitled Headless, which depicts a human tongue with the tip slightly upturned.
September 21, 2021 In Exhibitions, Nevine Mahmoud By lamag_5yccfc


Nevine Mahmoud
October 14—December 12, 2021

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September 21, 2021 In Exhibitions, Lukas Geronimas By lamag_5yccfc


Lukas Geronimas
October 14—December 12, 2021

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August 13, 2021 In Exhibitions, Lithosphere, Lithosphere By lamag_5yccfc


Vanessa McConnell: Lithosphere
August 12—October 10, 2021

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May 13, 2021 In COLA 2021, Exhibitions By lamag_5yccfc


COLA 2021
May 13—July 22, 2021

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"This is a black and white schematic representing Alexandre Dorriz’s work. The schematic is the floorplan of the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery."
March 15, 2021 In Alexandre Dorriz, Exhibitions By lamag_5yccfc


Alexandre Dorriz
March 18 — April 22, 2021

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This is a color photograph of a sculptural work by Maru Garcia. The work is a circular glass vase half filled with living culture. The neck of the vase is covered with a tan cloth. The vase is placed on a pedestal that has a dimly lit top surface.
March 4, 2021 In Alexandre Dorriz, Exhibitions By lamag_5yccfc


Maru Garcia
March 4 — April 22, 2021

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This is a color still of a video work by Panteha Abareshi that features the artist with a 35mm slide projection in a dimly lit room. The artist faces the wall with the projection, which depicts a red and white rectangular graphic. The words in the graphic read (top to bottom, left to right): Preventative Measures, Stop the body from damaging itself further. Below these words is a diagram of a pelvis.
February 4, 2021 In Exhibitions, Panteha Abareshi By lamag_5yccfc


Panteha Abareshi
February 4 — April 22, 2021

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This is a digital work by Tristan Espinoza that depicts a blue cyanotype of an abstract plant form. The cyanotype image is positioned on the right side on top of a slightly lighter shade of the dark blue background. There is also a thin white line going down the middle of the work. Surrounding the work is a light blue background.
January 1, 2021 In Exhibitions, Tristan Espinoza By lamag_5yccfc


Tristan Espinoza
January 14 — April 22, 2021

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