Ethan Cook‘s exhibition Propositions featured in the Los Angeles Times, Art and Cake, and Sight Unseen.
Sara Berman‘s exhibition Double Entendre in AE2 featured as Artillery Magazine‘s Pick of the Week.
Gideon Rubin‘s exhibition Comrade in AE2 featured in Tank Magazine.
Martin Basher‘s exhibition Strawberry Coconut Cream Pie featured in Whitewall Magazine.
Jason Bailer Losh interviewed in Kozzarte.
Jordan Nassar featured in Out Magazine.
Jordan Nassar’s booth at Frieze New York featured in The Guardian, Art News, Document Journal, Vogue, Black Book, The Art Newspaper, Art Pil and Cultured Magazine.
Jibade-Khalil Huffman’s Reflection, a public art project in Smoktown, Kentucky currently on view at the site of the original Louisville Slugger Bat factory. Commissioned by Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft (KMAC), Khalil worked in collaboration with 19 artists from the region and across the nation.
Jibade-Khalil Huffman featured in solo exhibition, Black Twitter in the Hour of Chaos at HOUSING, April 6 – April 27, 2018.
Jordan Nassar featured in Out Magazine “Spinning Yarns” as part of the April 2018 issue.
Jordan Nassar’s booth at Frieze New York previewed in a short video, “A Palestine That Only Really Exists in the Mind of the Diaspora.”
Martin Basher in conversation with André Hemer in Contemporary HUM.
Jordan Nassar included in Home Edition, a two-part exhibition at Essex Flowers and NADA New York.
An Te Liu included in the upcoming exhibitions Nothing Stable Under Heaven at SF MoMA and The House Imaginary at San Jose Museum of Art.
Jibade-Khalil Huffman featured in Modern Painters “12 Emerging Artists to Watch This Year” as part of the January – February 2018 issue.
Jibade-Khalil Huffman included in Reclamation!: Pan-African Works from the Beth Rudin DeWoody Collection at the Taubman Museum of Art from March 3 – September 2, 2018.
Jordan Nassar included in New Threads: Perspectives in Contemporary Fiber Art, a group exhibition at Laband Art Gallery of Loyola Marymount University.
Caroline Walker’s solo exhibition, Sunset, reviewed in Artforum, ArtReview, CARLA, AnOther Magazine, Forbes, PROVOKR, Riot Material, Unrated, Blouin Artinfo, Elephant Magazine, and Wall Street International.
Jibade-Khalil Huffman featured in a solo exhibition, A Tondo for Rajon Rondo, at the Crisp-Ellert Art Museum from January 19 – February 22, 2018.
Anat Ebgi‘s booth at Art Los Angeles Contemporary highlighted in Elephant Magazine and ArtNet.
Jen DeNike and Katherine Bradford’s two-person exhibition, Being Like Water, featured in Hyperallergic, Artillery, and Wall Street International.
Anat Ebgi interviewed about the gallery’s upcoming programming and the collector scene in Los Angeles by Whitewall Magazine.
Anat Ebgi solo booth featuring Jibade Khalil Huffman, highlighted in Artsy’s 18 New Dealers to Watch at Art Basel Miami Beach.
Jibade Khalil Huffman and Jen DeNike featured in South Florida Business Journal and The Saudi Gazette as part of the film programming for Art Basel Miami Beach.
Jibade-Khalil Huffman’s solo booth at Art Basel Miami Beach featured in Artinfo, The Financial Times, and The Art Newspaper.
Jen DeNike curated Magnificent Chaos at Brooklyn Navy Yard through her curatorial platform IDA SCHMID.
Elias Hansen’s solo exhibition, Not Right Now, featured by Whitewall.
Amie Dicke solo exhibition The Liver Must Go To The Images at Stigter Van Doesburg, Amsterdam from October 14 – November 11, 2017.
Neil Raitt’s solo exhibition Misty Rock, reviewed in Huffington Post, Art Talk with Edward Goldman and Artillery Magazine.
Jordan Nassar’s solo exhibition, Dunya, reviewed in the Los Angeles Times.
Jen Denike’s short film “Dead Man’s Float” included in CAPRI BY NIGHT, a video screening for the public space in Cologne.
Jibade-Khalil Huffman’s group exhibition Speech/Acts at Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia, reviewed in Artinfo.
Martin Basher included in a group exhibition, Im/Material: Painting in the Digital Age, London, UK, September 29-November 17, 2017.
Jen DeNike included in a two-person exhibition, 777, Participant Inc, New York, NY.
An Te Liu‘s solo exhibition Transmission featured in ArtReview and Art Asia Pacific Issue 105.
Brass Tacks, a group exhibition at Anat Ebgi, featured by Wall Street International.
An Te Liu’s solo exhibition Transmission reviewed as a Critics’ Pick in ArtForum, also reviewed in ArtScene, and the Los Angeles Times.
Jibade-Khalil Huffman’s video piece Figuration (A) at Downstairs Projects, Brooklyn, selected as ArtForum critic’s pick, NY.
Anat Ebgi interviewed about her experience as a gallerist, in a feature by Gallery Monthly.
Sigrid Sandström included in group exhibition at the Värmlands Museum, Molnet the Cloud of Unknowing, Filipstad, SE.
Chris Coy included in group exhibition at Werkartz, Los Angeles, CA.
Jen DeNike included in group show, Generation Loss: 10 Years Julia Stoschek Collection, Düsseldorf, DE.
Neil Raitt in three person museum exhibition, Coquet mais pas trop, at the Centre d’art contemporain La Halle Des Bouches, in Vienne, FR.
Ethan Cook solo exhibition, Less Than Zero, opens at Sunday-S Gallery, Copenhagen, DK.
Magalie Guérin solo exhibition, No Body Knows, reviewed by Emily Nipshitsch for AphaSixty.
Amie Dicke profiled in COS Magazine.
Jen DeNike featured a new film installation, “Antient” at the Bombay Beach Biennial, April 14-16, Salton Sea, CA
Artsy news editorial highlights Anat Ebgi’s Dallas Art Fair booth presentation, featuring sculptural works by An Te Liu.
Josh Bailer Losh in group exhibition Concrete Island, curated by Aaron K Moulton, at Venus LA.
Martin Basher profiled on Artsy’s 20 Artist’s to Watch at the Armory Show.
Neil Raitt in a group exhibition First Star, Last Snowflake, curated by Garance Chabert, at the Villa du parc centre d’art contemporain, Annemasse, FR.
Jay Stuckey solo show, Bye Jay Stuckey, by Jay Stuckey reviewed by Jodie Zellen for ArtScene and by Terremoto Magazine.
Art News announces Jibade-Khalil Huffman as one of the finalist for the Artadia Los Angeles 2017 Awards.
Neil Raitt included in a group exhibition Currents, Lin & Lin Gallery, Taipei, TW.
Elias Hansen solo exhibition opens at Cooper Cole, Toronto, ON.
Alec Egan solo exhibition opens at The California Heritage Museum.
Jibade-Khalil Huffman‘s solo exhibition “Kush is My Cologne” featured by Wall Street International and Daily Serving.
Anat Ebgi’s booth presentation at Art Los Angeles Contemporary among top picks of Elephant Magazine and highlighted in WOAH.
Ethan Cook’s solo exhibition Shakespeare featured in Blouin Artinfo, Aujord’hui and Artillery Magazine.
Neil Raitt solo show Chasing Bridges at The Cabin reviewed by Jennifer S. Li in November issue of Art in America.
Amie Dicke solo show Sucking Stones at Looiersgracht 60, Amsterdam.
Chris Coy artist talk at Otis College of Art and Design.
Neil Raitt solo presentation at SUNDAY Art Fair noted by Kenny Schachter in his review of Frieze week for artnet, among top picks of Elephant Magazine, The Financial Times, among top six artists at SUNDAY Art Fair according to FAD Magazine, and highlighted by aqnb, Artspace, and ARTnews.
Chris Coy solo show featured by Mousse Magazine.
Neil Raitt wins the Northern Trust Purchase Prize at EXPO Chicago for his piece Emerald Waters (New Beverly). The piece will be gifted to the permanent collection of the DePaul Art Museum.
Chris Coy solo show A Little Death featured by Blouin Artinfo.
Chris Coy profiled in September issue of Flaunt Magazine regarding his previous work and solo show A Little Death.
Jibade-Khalil Huffman highlighted in The New York Times for his work in the group show Terses at the Studio Museum, Harlem.
Jibade Khalil-Huffman solo exhibition Verse Chorus Verse highlighted in Frieze by Jennifer Piejko.
Jibade Khalil-Huffman solo exhibition Verse Chorus Verse at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions.
Miranda featured on Contemporary Art Daily.
Anat Ebgi supports Sexy Beast, a biannual benefit for Planned Parenthood taking place at the Ace Hotel on Saturday, September 10, 2016.
Miranda featured by Art Viewer.
Miranda featured by ARTnews Magazine.
Jason Bailer Losh included in Bandini International Film Festival at Arturo Bandini, July 8-9.
Eli Hansen solo show I thought I had a dog in this fight, but it ain’t seem like it. opens at Jeffrey Stark, New York.
SFAQ highlights opening of group show Miranda.
Neil Raitt solo show Landscapetual at monCHÉRI.
Jen DeNike performative lecture at Sparta / Kunstakademie Düsseldorf.
Amie Dicke solo show reviewed by Alicia Eler for CraveOnline.
Amie Dicke interviewed about her work in the show Once in a Lifetime at Oude Kerk, Amsterdam by de Volkskrant.
Amie Dicke’s solo show Quote Unquote featured by Fruit of the Forest.
Jen DeNike’s videos The Cat, 2015 and Girls Like Me, 2006 featured in group show Love, Devotion and Surrender at 22 London in Asheville, NC.
Artillery Magazine covers opening of Amie Dicke’s solo show Quote Unquote.
Anat Ebgi interviewed in Spring issue of Whitewall Magazine on her year of programming shows by women artists.
Martin Basher interviewed by Fruit of the Forest.
Neil Raitt interviewed by Fruit of the Forest.
Jason Bailer Losh in group exhibition Memory Theater curated by Srijon Chowdhury at Upfor, Portland.
Jen DeNike featured as part of cover story of the April issue of art magazin.
Samantha Thomas solo show Complex Systems of Communication reviewed by Sharon Mizota of the L.A. Times.
Martin Basher included in group show Face to Face: The Ernesto Esposito Collection at Palazzo Fruscione, Salerno.
Margo Wolowiec solo show Double Blind reviewed by Jonathan T. D. Neil in the April issue of ArtReview.
Chris Coy included in main exhibition Deep Inside of 5th Moscow Biennale for Young Art.
Jason Bailer Losh solo show Near Positive at Zieher Smith & Horton, New York.
Elias Hansen at Art Basel Hong Kong with Take Ninagawa.
Luke Diiorio at Art Basel Hong Kong with Pippy Houldsworth.
Elias Hansen solo show An open door to an empty room at Take Ninagawa, Tokyo.
Margo Wolowiec and her practice featured in the Spring issue of The Last Magazine.
Nicholas Pilato included in February/March issue of New American Paintings.
2-Times publishes feature of Margo Wolowiec’s solo show Double Blind.
CURA publishes feature of Margo Wolowiec’s show Double Blind.
Aujourd’hui publishes feature of Margo Wolowiec’s solo show Double Blind by Domenico de Chirico.
ArtReview publishes review of Jen DeNike’s show If She Hollers by Andrew Berardini in their January / February 2016 issue.
Art Report features work by Amie Dicke and Serge Attukwei-Clottey in their recap of Art Los Angeles Contemporary 2016.
Samantha Thomas included in The Huffington Post’s top picks of Art Los Angeles Contemporary 2016.
Martin Basher included in group show Subliminal Shifts at Tracy Williams, New York.
Jen DeNike included in Hello Boys, a group show of feminist video artists and photographers including Eleanor Antin, Lynda Benglis, VALIE EXPORT, Barbara Hammer, Joan Jonas, Martha Rosler, Gwenn Thomas and Hannah Wilke, at the Julia Stoschek Collection, Düsseldorf.
art ltd. names Jen DeNike’s solo show If She Hollers amongst the top ten Los Angeles shows of 2015.
Amie Dicke interviewed by Francesca Verga for Conceptual Fine Arts on her studio and practice.
Angeleno features Anat Ebgi Gallery in its Best of Los Angeles issue for its year of programming shows by women artists.
Jen DeNike’s solo show If She Hollers and her artistic practice profiled by Alicia Eler for CraveOnline.
Margo Wolowiec’s woven textile practice featured by Dorothé Swinkels in the Dutch magazine Textiel Plus.
Nicholas Pilato included in group show (Idéale) Géographie at Gallerie Derouillon, Paris.
Fisk Frisk publishes a feature of Jen DeNike’s show “If She Hollers.”
Foliocue features Jay Stuckey’s practice and studio.
Artillery previews Jen DeNike’s solo show If She Hollers and Anat Ebgi’s year of programming women artists.
Artforum’s Abbe Schriber reviews the show Catfish as a Critics’ Pick.
Martin Basher’s solo show A Guide to Benefits reviewed by Suzanne Hudson in the October print issue of Artforum.
2-Times features group show Catfish.
atractivoquenobello reviews the group show Catfish.
KPCC features Catfish amongst its must-see art exhibitions in September.
Angeleno Magazine publishes an interview with Anat Ebgi on her year of programming shows exclusively by women artists.
atractivoquenobello highlights the opening of the group show Catfish.
Artsy covers Catfish amongst their must-see gallery shows of the fall.
Gergö Szinyova’s solo show reviewed by Emily Nimptsch for Flaunt Magazine.
Margo Wolowiec included in The Wall Street Journal’s piece about the revival of fiber-based work in contemporary art.
Luke Diiorio interviewed by Emily McDermott for Interview Magazine.
Neil Raitt interviewed by Harriet Thorpe for FAD Magazine.
Martin Basher’s solo show reviewed by Sharsten Plenge of We Open Art Houses.
Jay Stuckey included in group show She Sells Seashells by the Seashore at Eric Firestone Gallery, East Hampton, NY.
Martin Basher interviewed by Eloise Ghioni of Fisk Frisk on his solo show and practice.
Elias Hansen included in group show Deep End at Wassaic Projects, Wassaic, NY.
Martin Basher’s solo show featured on 2-Times.
Amie Dicke included in group show Intimacy at Marres (house for contemporary culture), Maastricht, NL.
Martin Basher’s solo show reviewed by Aaron Horst for Contemporary Art Review Los Angeles.
Artinfo UK covers the show Bloody Red Sun of Fantastic L.A., a sh.w.organized by René Julien-Praz at Piasa, Paris of emerging Los Angeles artists including Chris Coy, Jason Bailer Losh and Joe Reihsen.
Margo Wolowiec part of two-person show with Travess Smalley at Harper’s Books, East Hampton, NY.
Jason Bailer Losh included in the group show Lost in a Sea of Red at The Pit LA.
Luke Diiorio interviewed by Jenny Bahn for alphasixty.
Sigrid Sandström interviewed by Eloise Ghioni for Fisk Frisk.
Margo Wolowiec featured by Leora Lutz in the Spring issue of Surface Design Journal.
Joe Reihsen and Neil Raitt included in group show POST-ANALOG PAINTING at The Hole NYC.
Jen DeNike will be showing work as part of Girls Girls Girls, a selection of all women video artists presented by Vanity Projects NYC at NADA Cologne, April 10-13, 2015.
Jason Bailer Losh’s solo show, Plow Louise, featured by 2-Times.
Luke Diiorio solo show at Anat Ebgi reviewed by Jennifer S. Li in Art in America.
Luke Diiorio included in the The New York Times’ preview of The Armory Show in New York.
Nicholas Pilato included in group show New Vibrations at Brand New Gallery, Milan.
Joe Reihsen solo presentation at The Armory Show with Praz-Delavellade.
Jason Bailer Losh solo show Plow Louise from February 27 – April 4, 2015.
Joe Reihsen solo exhibition opens at Praz-Delavellade @ Vedovi Gallery, Brussels, BE.
Margo Wolowiec‘s solo exhibition Corrections and Exposures opens at Lisa Cooley, New York.
Margo Wolowiec included in group exhibition LA MER INSOMNIAQUE at Laura Bartlett Gallery, London.
Luke Diiorio included in group exhibition Puente at Kinman Gallery, London.
Neil Raitt is an artist to watch on Artsy’s preview of Art Los Angeles Contemporary 2015.
Nicholas Pilato‘s solo exhibition previewed in the January issue of Modern Painters.
Nicholas Pilato featured on 2-Times.
Nicholas Pilato included in group show Dérive(s) at Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery, New York.
Luke Diiorio featured on Artsy’s 15 Artists to Watch in 2015.
Margo Wolowiec featured on the Huffington Post’s 15 Artists to Watch in 2015.
Luke Diiorio‘s solo show highlighted by atractivoquenobello.
Margo Wolowiec reviewed in October issue of Frieze by Jonathan Griffin for group show “The History of Technology“ at Jessica Silverman, San Francisco.
Elias Hansen‘s solo exhibition “You can cry all you want, but it ain’t changing shit“ at Jonathan Viner, London.
Nicholas Pilato included in a group exhibition Different Things From Different Places at Annarumma Gallery, Naples, and the group exhibition “Summer & sUMMER“ at Michael Jon, Detroit.
Joe Reihsen featured in Modern Painters June Issue
Joe Reihsen included in the group show, “Forms of Abstraction: American Abstraction from the 1950s to Today”, curated by Suzanne van Hagen, and the group show, “Next“ at Arsenal Montreal.
Margo Wolowiec included in the group show, “The History of Technology“ at Jessica Silverman, San Francisco, and in the group show, “Ones and Zeros“ at di Rosa, Napa.
Margo Wolowiec reviewed by Leah Ollman for the Los Angeles Times
Margo Wolowiec featured on the Textile Arts Center Blog
Margo Wolowiec featured on 2-Times
Margo Wolowiec picked by Elevine Berge for My Art Guides
Elias Hansen‘s I’m a long way from home and I don’t really know these roads reviewed in Art in America’s April issue by Leah Ollman.
Elias Hansen featured on This Long Century
Nicholas Pilato featured on Dust Magazine
The Undulation of Something Faintly Familiar March 1- April 5
Featured on MutualArt “10 Opening Exhibitions to Watch”
Featured on SFAQ Pick: The Undulation of Something Faintly Familiar
Elias Hansen‘s I’m a long way from home and I don’t really know these roads reviewed in the art ltd. magazine’s March/April issue.
Margo Wolowiec‘s solo exhibition Following at Johansson Projects reviewed by San Francisco Arts Quarterly.
Elias Hansen I’m a long way from home and I don’t really know these roads. January 11- February 22
Featured on SFAQ Pick:I’m a long way from home and I don’t really know these roads
Elias Hansen is also featured in a group show Liquor Store at Paradise Garage.
Jay Stuckey, PRIMA MATERIA, September 28 – November 9, 2013
Jay Stuckey interviewed by Arthur Peña in New American Paintings
Jen DeNike‘s videos are included in Our Darkness, Screening Program curated by Viktor Neumann in Gdansk, Poland.
Amie Dicke solo exhibition Collecting Alibis at Stigter van Doesburg, opening October 12, 2013.
Jesse Fleming Snail and the Razor is included in Segment #4 at The Borusan Contemporary, Istanbul as well as in Cutting Edge TV curated by Creative Time at all The Standard Hotels.
Elias Hansen is included in ANAMERICANA curated by Vincenzo De Bellis at the American Academy in Rome
NADA New York 2013 Featuring Joe Reihsen
Wassup Painters (Curated by Pavan Segal): June 8 – July 20, 2013
Joe Reihsen, Clean Title No Accidents: April 13 – May 25, 2013
Reviewed by Ed Schad in Art Review
Reviewed by SFAQ
Recommended by Visual Art Source
Featured on ArtWeekLA
Dallas Art Fair: April 12 – 14, 2013
Featuring works by Jay Stuckey, Jen DeNike, Amie Dicke, Elias Hansen, and Joe Reihsen
Fairest of the Fair Paper City Mag
Jen DeNike, Lolita Lo: April 30, 2013
Los Angeles Nomatic Division presents JenDeNike’s Lolita Lo. Utilizing the intimate and plush setting of the Soho House West Hollywood’s Screening Room, New York-based artist Jen DeNike will present her own version of Stanley Kubrick’s Lolita with the presentation of both a video and performance that dialogs with the film’s allure of the character Lolita. The presentation has an original piano score, performed live by composer Jay Israelson to punctuate the film and performances.
Lucie Fontaine, I Love Lucie: February 14 – March 23, 2013
Anat Ebgi and Esther Kim Varet of Various Small Fires have invited Lucie Fontaine to present a solo show to be split between their two Los Angeles galleries. Lucie Fontaine has conceived a series of artworks, each comprised of two parts, which will be divided between the two spaces: half of each piece will be shown at Anat Ebgi, and the other half will be shown at Various Small Fires.
Elias Hansen featured on Contemporary Art Daily for The Glass Show at Jonathan Viner.
Art Los Angeles Contemporary: January 24 – 27, 2013
Featuring Lucie Fontaine “Le fil rouge” In conjunction with Various Small Fires
Featured on Timeout Los Angeles
Amie Dicke Collecting Alibis November 16-January 4.
Leah Ollman writes LA Times Review: “Critic’s Choice: Amie Dicke photographs as powerfully compromised objects”
Paul Laster for ARTS HOLLAND “Amie Dicke: Reimagining the world around us”
Francesca Gavin for DAZED Digital: “The Best New Female Fronted Shows”
Dot Dot Magazine: Interview with Amie Dicke
Elias Hansen featured in a video short for Nowness and published Even Crooks Have To Pay The Rent.
Joe Reihsen Solo exhibition booth at UNTITLED. 2013 in Miami. Featured in group show THIS IS THE STORY OF AMERICA. EVERYBODY’S DOING WHAT THEY THINK THEY’RE SUPPOSED TO DO. at Brand New Gallery
Jay Stuckey Written about in Carlson Hatton’s new book The Benefit of Friends Collected.