David Zwirner, Los Angeles, California Continues through April 12, 2025 March 22, 2025 Lisa Yuskavage, “Endless Studio,” 2024, oil on linen, triptych, 12 x 31”. All images courtesy of the artist and David Zwirner, Los Angeles. © Lisa Yuskavage. Naked women, the artist's studio, lurid colors, dynamic but thoughtful compositions are all elements closely associated with Lisa Yuskavage's paintings. Yuskavage packs each work, large or small, with quirky

Themes+Projects, San Francisco, California Continues through March 29, 2025 March 22, 2025 Davey Whitcraft, “Altiplánico,” 2025, color photograph on Dibond panel, 60 x 60”. All images courtesy of Themes + Projects, San Francisco. The admiration for paintings so ultra-realistic that they simulate photographs is given a witty reversal in Davey Whitcraft’s conceptual abstractions comprising “To Those Who Create the Future.” Whitcr

Getty Museum, Los Angeles, California Continues through May 25, 2025 March 22, 2025 Gustave Caillebotte, “Paris Street, Rainy Day,” 1877, oil on canvas 83 9/16 x 108 3/4”. All images courtesy of the Getty Museum, Los Angeles. The central work of “Gustave Caillebotte: Painting Men” is “Paris Street, Rainy Day” (1877). The immersive life-size painting features a well-dressed couple, walking confidently across a city plaza paved with

Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, Los Angeles, California Continuing through March 29, 2025 March 15, 2025 Shilpa Gupta, “100 Hand-drawn Maps of USA,” 2008/2023, table, fan, book, 48 x 42 x 24”. All images courtesy of the artist and Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York/Los Angeles. In this deeply thoughtful exhibition, Mumbai artist Shilpa Gupta explores a topic that has become even timelier since the election of Donald Trump to a second term: the fragilit

March 15, 2025 r/aiArt, Norman Rockwell’s “Connected iKids,” generative AI art. Before sharing a range of more artists’ thoughts on their use of social media (you can read Part 1 here), a few notes: 1) I do not mean to suggest that Instagram, or social media in general, offers no value. It can be and is a place for artists to not just connect but also to obtain cultural sustenance. Although thus far no respondents have described it that enthusiastically, I imagine that it is

ArtX Contemporary, Seattle, Washington Continuing through March 22, 2025 March 15, 2025 Jaclyn Holmes Nangala, “Collecting Bush Seeds, Bush Desert Flowers,” 2023, acrylic on canvas, 12 x 12”. All images courtesy of ArtX Contemporary, Seattle. A Seattle couple, an attorney and a law school professor, is responsible for introducing contemporary Australian aboriginal art not only to Pacific Northwest collectors and ethnic art enthusiasts, but also to significant institutions suc