Los Angeles: What to see in in November – Lauren Halsey, Henry Taylor, William Kentridge, Cauleen Smith, and more.

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Los Angeles

November 2, 2022

What to see in LA this November

November in Los Angeles brings us shows that highlight art’s role as both a reflection of everyday life and a force to help change our reality.

Retrospectives on the work of Henry Taylor and William Kentridge focus on their approaches to identity, race, and culture in their respective homes: Los Angeles and South Africa. An exhibition at Angels Gate Cultural Center showcases the multifaceted programs of the community-based Slanguage Studio. Shows at the Vincent Price Art Museum and Skirball Cultural Center highlight the potential of art to memorialize and record our histories. And Cauleen Smith conjures a multi-media blueprint for liberation through film, color, and sound.

– Matt Stromberg

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