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By Kristine Pascual, Feb. 06, 2023 The W. Keith and Janet Kellogg University Art Gallery welcomed the new exhibition “Above & Below: Views from AltaSea’s Blue Hour” Jan. 22. Guest curator Kim Abeles partnered with Michele Cairella Fillmore, curator of the W. Keith and Janet Kellogg University Art Gallery to bring students a curated selection

On the clear and salty evening of October 14, Alta Sea hosted their annual fundraiser at the San Pedro docks in an impeccably decorated Berth 57, with its 60…

Throughout her career, Abeles’s works have involved community outreach and art-making workshops that led to healing and social change.

Saturday night’s “sold out” Laguna Art Museum event kicked off three different but equally well-curated exhibits: traditional California art, a quirky, personal collection donated by local private philanthropists, and a global art phenomenon, complete with thumping bass and techno-rock.

The grand opening of 'The Cheech' in Riverside. Works by artist and activist Andrea Bowers at the Hammer. Classic roadsters at the Petersen.

A Takashi Murakami exhibit at the Broad. ‘The Lost Murals of Renaissance Rome’ at the Getty. ‘L.A. Underwater’ at the Natural History Museum

Classic lowriders at the Petersen. A salute to the buffalo soldiers at CAAM. A celebration of the Jewish delicatessen at the Skirball.

Van Gogh at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art. Yayoi Kusama’s ‘Infinity Mirrored Room’ at the Broad. Ramen bowls at Japan House Los Angeles.