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10 Shows to See in Los Angeles This May

Last updated: May 1, 2025 4:30 pm
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Art has always been a powerful medium for storytelling, offering a glimpse into the lives, struggles, and triumphs of individuals and communities. This month’s art exhibitions in Los Angeles delve deep into the narratives of migration, mentorship, disability, cultural identity, and historical legacies, showcasing the diverse voices and perspectives of contemporary artists.

At Nazarian / Curcio, Widline Cadet’s exhibition “How Far is Soon?” reflects on her family’s immigration from Haiti through a captivating mix of photography, video, ceramics, and sound. Cadet’s work explores themes of migration, family ties, memory, and identity, shedding light on the complexities of human connections and the impact of displacement.

Over at the Sebastian Gladstone Gallery, the show “Denzil Hurley & Brian Sharp: Organized by Jonas Wood” pays homage to the mentorship between the late Denzil Hurley and his student Brian Sharp. The exhibition features Hurley’s geometric abstractions alongside Sharp’s everyday-inspired paintings, highlighting the profound influence of mentorship on artistic development.

Akinsanya Kambon’s ceramic plaques and sculptures take center stage at Marc Selwyn Fine Art, drawing inspiration from the vast Black diaspora and the artist’s own experiences as a Black Panther and Vietnam War veteran. Kambon’s work delves into themes of resistance, spirituality, and Pan-Africanism, offering a poignant reflection on cultural heritage and personal journey.

At VSF OC, the exhibition “The Orange Curtain” challenges stereotypes of Orange County as a conservative stronghold, showcasing the works of three artists with roots in the region. Edwin Arzeta, Jackie Castillo, and Marcel Alcalá explore themes of urban transformation, Latinx queer identity, and the changing landscape of Southern California, offering a fresh perspective on the cultural richness of the area.

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“Cataclysm: The 1972 Diane Arbus Retrospective Revisited” at David Zwirner faithfully recreates Diane Arbus’s groundbreaking exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, showcasing the psychological intensity and raw honesty of her portraits. The show offers a rare opportunity to experience Arbus’s influential work over 50 years later, shedding light on the complexities of postwar American society.

“Opulent Mobility” at Brand Library & Art Center highlights the work of artists engaging with issues of disability, access, and the body. Curated by A. Laura Brody and Anthony Tusler, the group show features a diverse range of works, from steel and fiber nets to photography series, offering a platform for disabled artists to share their stories and perspectives.

Other notable exhibitions include “One Last Thing Again” at Benton Museum of Art, “Amalia Mesa-Bains: Archaeology of Memory” at The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture, and “Eva Aguila: Vino de Sangre” at Vincent Price Art Museum, each offering a unique exploration of history, culture, and identity through the lens of contemporary art.

These exhibitions collectively showcase the power of art to tell stories, challenge perceptions, and inspire dialogue, inviting viewers to engage with diverse narratives and reflect on the complexities of the world around us.

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