Los Angeles: Your Concise LA Art Guide for March

Matt Stromberg and I had fun putting together the LA art guide for this month. From Amy Sherald's fir

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Matt Stromberg and I had fun putting together the LA art guide for this month. From Amy Sherald’s first West Coast solo exhibition to a cyberfeminist group show, there’s a treasure trove of art to see. It’s rare for me to laugh out loud at an art gallery. I found myself doing just that when I encountered some of these never-before-seen drawings by Robert Colescott. With today’s showers, we are officially entering spring territory. Stay dry!– Elisa Wouk Almino, Senior Editor

Your Concise Los Angeles Art Guide for March 2021 While Angelenos sorely miss their museums, this month brings a lot of great online exhibitions and excellent gallery shows around town. Matt Stromberg and Elisa Wouk Almino

SPONSORED Japan House Los Angeles Presents Visions of this World and Beyond in Japanese Woodblock Prints Delve into the evolution of woodblock printing through gorgeous Japanese landscapes and the supernatural beings that inhabit them in a new virtual exhibition.

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In Never-Before-Seen Drawings, Robert Colescott Satirizes Art History In his “Complete History of World Art,” Colescott skewers notions around propriety, race, beauty, and art. Caroline Ellen Liou

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