Art

TUPAC SHAKUR. WAKE ME WHEN I’M FREE

Explore the life & legacy of artist & activist Tupac Shakur through a fully immersive visual experience. Created in collaboration with the Shakur Estate, this exhibit displays contemporary art, and never before seen artifacts from Tupac’s personal archives.

After your visit you will understand the greater meaning of his activism, music, and revolutionary art, as the exhibit educates and enlightens attendees through his extraordinary life. On display @ LA Live until the end of summer, you can find more info & reserve a ticket here.

Everything Positive

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Everything Positive 💭

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Shattered Glass

Curated by Melahn Frierson

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AJ Girard

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Shattered Glass is on view at Jeffrey Deitch Gallery in Los Angeles,CA through May 22nd. This exhibition features 40 different artist displaying the perspectives of black & brown experiences. Enjoy!

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Tokyo Pop Underground

Artwork by Hajime Sorayama

Artwork by Hajime Sorayama

Tokyo Pop Underground is a exhibit curated by Tokyo’s gallerist Shinji Nanzuka. The space was put together to offer insight on the history of Japanese contemporary art from the 1960s to the present. At gallery you will find the works of seventeen artists who emerged from pop and underground culture. With all the vibrant colors & abstract figures you are bound to find a piece that resonates with you. Please enjoy our gallery below and share with your friends!

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GYATEI2 by TAKASHI MURAKAMI

Takashi brings another exhibition to Beverly Hills

but this time for a solo show. This gallery presents variations of interconnected

imagery with amazing detail. The last day to view this exhibit is April 13th, so

you only have a few more days to check it out. However, for those who can’t

please enjoy the gallery below.

 

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29ROOMS


29rooms; the interactive playground for adults. This pop up museum would be held at The Reef in downtown Los Angeles from December 5th - 9th. With intent to be a groundbreaking art experience, 29rooms was literally a exhibit with 29 rooms based off different themes by different artist.