Photo LA is a collaborative platform connecting photography from all around the world, all under one place. After 28 shows, Photo LA is the longest running international photographic art fair on the west coast. With over 60 galleries & dealers we are confident you will find a eye-catching piece. For more information about the gallery click here, but for now enjoy our gallery below. Don’t forget to like & share!
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!
moments before you walk in…
Fashion is often overlooked as a big part of the art culture, when really they go hand and hand. We made our way to Los Angeles to show you exactly what we mean. Sneakertopia is a pop up exhibit showcasing some of the rarest sneakers & amazing street art. This amazing space was able to tell a story of how sneakers connect fashion, music, film, and sports. Growing up we all had that pair of sneakers we did not want to get rid of, this exhibit will bring back those memories…Sneakertopia will be open until February of 2020, get tickets here.
Very special shoes on display @ Sneakertopia
The Petersen Automotive Museum showcases more than 200 of the worlds most rarest cars. With a reopening in 2015, their vision was to present the history of the automobile and its impact on global life and culture. A lot of the cars housed in the museum you may recognize from your favorite movie or TV show. We got the opportunity to walk all 3 levels of the museum and photograph our favorites. To plan your visit to Petersen Automotive Museum click here, but for now enjoy the gallery below.
Louis Vuitton X brings you 160 years of collaborations and creative exchange. Inside the exhibit you will find over 100 pieces from the House’s archives, with some dating back to the early 1900s. The story of Louis Vuitton is very inspiring, watching a young boy grow the brand into the powerhouse it is today. If art history isn’t your thing you’ll be ok…Louis Vuitton X is full of “instagram-able” rooms to keep you entertained. Open to the public for FREE until September 15th, located 468 North Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills.
