My Highlights from Art Los Angeles Contemporary 2015
Artsy Editors
Jan 21, 2015 8:50 pm
My Selection: 
Jan Albers, wEdgEprint, 2014, at 1301PE
wEdgEprint
Stanley Whitney, Elephant Memory, 2014, at Team Gallery
Channing Hansen, ALGO 54 1.1, 2014, at Marc Selwyn Fine Art
ALGO 54 1.1
Duane Zaloudek, Trask V, 1964, at MONITOR
Trask V
Shirley Irons, Greene Naftali, 2011, at Gallery Luisotti
Greene Naftali
John Miserendino, Untitled (Seeing Ruby’s Husband), 2014, at Louis B James
Untitled (Seeing Ruby's Husband)
Imi Knoebel, Betoni, 1990-1996, at Galerie Christian Lethert
Betoni
Jeppe Hein, Geometric Mirrors G, 2013, at Johann König
Geometric Mirrors G
Shaan Syed, Stage Right to Stage Left, (Military Green Horizontal to Black Horizontal), 2014, at Ana Cristea Gallery
William Pope.L, Gold People Are Hung, 2015, at Shane Campbell Gallery   
Gold People are Hung
Paul Winstanley, Seminar (Grey), 2014, at 1301PE
Seminar (Grey)
Ann Veronica Janssens, Red Disc, 1995-2010, at 1301PE
Red Disc
Red Disc, 1995-2010
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