On the Ground: LA Art Week 2020
From Santa Monica to West Hollywood, collectors will discover world-class contemporary art to collect at Los Angeles art fairs this week, including Frieze Los Angeles, Art Los Angeles Contemporary, Felix Art Fair, and more. Explore the best of the city’s available art below—including guest-curated picks by Hollywood stars and highlights from the fairs under $20,000—and discover why Los Angeles is now, more than ever, a global arts destination.
Curated Highlights
Today’s Most Influential LA Artists
From $800
The Los Angeles art scene has done its part to fuel the contemporary art boom, with its renowned art schools, world-class art fairs, influential museums and galleries, and of course, its innovative artists. The sprawling Southern California city is home to such talents as Mark Bradford, Barbara Kruger, and Jonas Wood, who draw inspiration from the city’s unique ethos. From monumental opalescent canvases by Mary Corse to quippy word-works by Ed Ruscha, discover available works by Los Angeles’ most influential artists, whether born into the sunshine city or self-adopted later in life.
The Los Angeles art scene has done its part to fuel the contemporary art boom, with its renowned art schools, world-class art fairs, influential museums and galleries, and of course, its innovative artists. The sprawling Southern California city is home to such talents as Mark Bradford, Barbara Kruger, and Jonas Wood, who draw inspiration from the city’s unique ethos. From monumental opalescent canvases by Mary Corse to quippy word-works by Ed Ruscha, discover available works by Los Angeles’ most influential artists, whether born into the sunshine city or self-adopted later in life.
Jesse Williams’s Artist Picks
From $4,500
While some may recognize Jesse Williams as Dr. Avery from the ABC series Grey’s Anatomy, others know that this American actor, producer, director, and activist is also an avid contemporary art collector and curator who champions black, Afrofuturist, and emerging artists. Williams, whose mother and two younger brothers are artists, previously taught American Studies and African Studies in the Philadelphia public school system before making it in Hollywood. His production credits include the documentary Stay Woke: The Black Lives Matter Movement and Norman Lear’s America Divided series, and his 2012 transmedia exploration of African American male identity Question Bridge: Black Males was acquired into the permanent collections of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Brooklyn Museum. In this guest-curated collection below, discover available works by the artists who have captured Williams’s focus, from the figurative artists Henry Taylor and Robert Pruitt to the emerging talents Damien Davis and February James.
While some may recognize Jesse Williams as Dr. Avery from the ABC series Grey’s Anatomy, others know that this American actor, producer, director, and activist is also an avid contemporary art collector and curator who champions black, Afrofuturist, and emerging artists. Williams, whose mother and two younger brothers are artists, previously taught American Studies and African Studies in the Philadelphia public school system before making it in Hollywood. His production credits include the documentary Stay Woke: The Black Lives Matter Movement and Norman Lear’s America Divided series, and his 2012 transmedia exploration of African American male identity Question Bridge: Black Males was acquired into the permanent collections of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Brooklyn Museum. In this guest-curated collection below, discover available works by the artists who have captured Williams’s focus, from the figurative artists Henry Taylor and Robert Pruitt to the emerging talents Damien Davis and February James.
LA Art Week: Highlights under $20,000
From $2,900
During Los Angeles Art Week, the California coastal city becomes the ultimate global arts destination, with Frieze Los Angeles, Art Los Angeles Contemporary, Felix Art Fair, and more opening across the city to welcome contemporary collectors. Whether you’re attending the fairs or browsing online, discover our curator’s picks from this year’s Los Angeles Art Week—all available under $20,000.
During Los Angeles Art Week, the California coastal city becomes the ultimate global arts destination, with Frieze Los Angeles, Art Los Angeles Contemporary, Felix Art Fair, and more opening across the city to welcome contemporary collectors. Whether you’re attending the fairs or browsing online, discover our curator’s picks from this year’s Los Angeles Art Week—all available under $20,000.
Today’s Most Influential LA Artists
From $800
The Los Angeles art scene has done its part to fuel the contemporary art boom, with its renowned art schools, world-class art fairs, influential museums and galleries, and of course, its innovative artists. The sprawling Southern California city is home to such talents as Mark Bradford, Barbara Kruger, and Jonas Wood, who draw inspiration from the city’s unique ethos. From monumental opalescent canvases by Mary Corse to quippy word-works by Ed Ruscha, discover available works by Los Angeles’ most influential artists, whether born into the sunshine city or self-adopted later in life.
The Los Angeles art scene has done its part to fuel the contemporary art boom, with its renowned art schools, world-class art fairs, influential museums and galleries, and of course, its innovative artists. The sprawling Southern California city is home to such talents as Mark Bradford, Barbara Kruger, and Jonas Wood, who draw inspiration from the city’s unique ethos. From monumental opalescent canvases by Mary Corse to quippy word-works by Ed Ruscha, discover available works by Los Angeles’ most influential artists, whether born into the sunshine city or self-adopted later in life.
Jesse Williams’s Artist Picks
From $4,500
While some may recognize Jesse Williams as Dr. Avery from the ABC series Grey’s Anatomy, others know that this American actor, producer, director, and activist is also an avid contemporary art collector and curator who champions black, Afrofuturist, and emerging artists. Williams, whose mother and two younger brothers are artists, previously taught American Studies and African Studies in the Philadelphia public school system before making it in Hollywood. His production credits include the documentary Stay Woke: The Black Lives Matter Movement and Norman Lear’s America Divided series, and his 2012 transmedia exploration of African American male identity Question Bridge: Black Males was acquired into the permanent collections of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Brooklyn Museum. In this guest-curated collection below, discover available works by the artists who have captured Williams’s focus, from the figurative artists Henry Taylor and Robert Pruitt to the emerging talents Damien Davis and February James.
While some may recognize Jesse Williams as Dr. Avery from the ABC series Grey’s Anatomy, others know that this American actor, producer, director, and activist is also an avid contemporary art collector and curator who champions black, Afrofuturist, and emerging artists. Williams, whose mother and two younger brothers are artists, previously taught American Studies and African Studies in the Philadelphia public school system before making it in Hollywood. His production credits include the documentary Stay Woke: The Black Lives Matter Movement and Norman Lear’s America Divided series, and his 2012 transmedia exploration of African American male identity Question Bridge: Black Males was acquired into the permanent collections of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Brooklyn Museum. In this guest-curated collection below, discover available works by the artists who have captured Williams’s focus, from the figurative artists Henry Taylor and Robert Pruitt to the emerging talents Damien Davis and February James.
LA Art Week: Highlights under $20,000
From $2,900
During Los Angeles Art Week, the California coastal city becomes the ultimate global arts destination, with Frieze Los Angeles, Art Los Angeles Contemporary, Felix Art Fair, and more opening across the city to welcome contemporary collectors. Whether you’re attending the fairs or browsing online, discover our curator’s picks from this year’s Los Angeles Art Week—all available under $20,000.
During Los Angeles Art Week, the California coastal city becomes the ultimate global arts destination, with Frieze Los Angeles, Art Los Angeles Contemporary, Felix Art Fair, and more opening across the city to welcome contemporary collectors. Whether you’re attending the fairs or browsing online, discover our curator’s picks from this year’s Los Angeles Art Week—all available under $20,000.
Today’s Most Influential LA Artists
From $800
The Los Angeles art scene has done its part to fuel the contemporary art boom, with its renowned art schools, world-class art fairs, influential museums and galleries, and of course, its innovative artists. The sprawling Southern California city is home to such talents as Mark Bradford, Barbara Kruger, and Jonas Wood, who draw inspiration from the city’s unique ethos. From monumental opalescent canvases by Mary Corse to quippy word-works by Ed Ruscha, discover available works by Los Angeles’ most influential artists, whether born into the sunshine city or self-adopted later in life.
The Los Angeles art scene has done its part to fuel the contemporary art boom, with its renowned art schools, world-class art fairs, influential museums and galleries, and of course, its innovative artists. The sprawling Southern California city is home to such talents as Mark Bradford, Barbara Kruger, and Jonas Wood, who draw inspiration from the city’s unique ethos. From monumental opalescent canvases by Mary Corse to quippy word-works by Ed Ruscha, discover available works by Los Angeles’ most influential artists, whether born into the sunshine city or self-adopted later in life.
Jesse Williams’s Artist Picks
From $4,500
While some may recognize Jesse Williams as Dr. Avery from the ABC series Grey’s Anatomy, others know that this American actor, producer, director, and activist is also an avid contemporary art collector and curator who champions black, Afrofuturist, and emerging artists. Williams, whose mother and two younger brothers are artists, previously taught American Studies and African Studies in the Philadelphia public school system before making it in Hollywood. His production credits include the documentary Stay Woke: The Black Lives Matter Movement and Norman Lear’s America Divided series, and his 2012 transmedia exploration of African American male identity Question Bridge: Black Males was acquired into the permanent collections of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Brooklyn Museum. In this guest-curated collection below, discover available works by the artists who have captured Williams’s focus, from the figurative artists Henry Taylor and Robert Pruitt to the emerging talents Damien Davis and February James.
While some may recognize Jesse Williams as Dr. Avery from the ABC series Grey’s Anatomy, others know that this American actor, producer, director, and activist is also an avid contemporary art collector and curator who champions black, Afrofuturist, and emerging artists. Williams, whose mother and two younger brothers are artists, previously taught American Studies and African Studies in the Philadelphia public school system before making it in Hollywood. His production credits include the documentary Stay Woke: The Black Lives Matter Movement and Norman Lear’s America Divided series, and his 2012 transmedia exploration of African American male identity Question Bridge: Black Males was acquired into the permanent collections of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Brooklyn Museum. In this guest-curated collection below, discover available works by the artists who have captured Williams’s focus, from the figurative artists Henry Taylor and Robert Pruitt to the emerging talents Damien Davis and February James.
LA Art Week: Highlights under $20,000
From $2,900
During Los Angeles Art Week, the California coastal city becomes the ultimate global arts destination, with Frieze Los Angeles, Art Los Angeles Contemporary, Felix Art Fair, and more opening across the city to welcome contemporary collectors. Whether you’re attending the fairs or browsing online, discover our curator’s picks from this year’s Los Angeles Art Week—all available under $20,000.
During Los Angeles Art Week, the California coastal city becomes the ultimate global arts destination, with Frieze Los Angeles, Art Los Angeles Contemporary, Felix Art Fair, and more opening across the city to welcome contemporary collectors. Whether you’re attending the fairs or browsing online, discover our curator’s picks from this year’s Los Angeles Art Week—all available under $20,000.
Today’s Most Influential LA Artists
From $800
The Los Angeles art scene has done its part to fuel the contemporary art boom, with its renowned art schools, world-class art fairs, influential museums and galleries, and of course, its innovative artists. The sprawling Southern California city is home to such talents as Mark Bradford, Barbara Kruger, and Jonas Wood, who draw inspiration from the city’s unique ethos. From monumental opalescent canvases by Mary Corse to quippy word-works by Ed Ruscha, discover available works by Los Angeles’ most influential artists, whether born into the sunshine city or self-adopted later in life.
The Los Angeles art scene has done its part to fuel the contemporary art boom, with its renowned art schools, world-class art fairs, influential museums and galleries, and of course, its innovative artists. The sprawling Southern California city is home to such talents as Mark Bradford, Barbara Kruger, and Jonas Wood, who draw inspiration from the city’s unique ethos. From monumental opalescent canvases by Mary Corse to quippy word-works by Ed Ruscha, discover available works by Los Angeles’ most influential artists, whether born into the sunshine city or self-adopted later in life.
Jesse Williams’s Artist Picks
From $4,500
While some may recognize Jesse Williams as Dr. Avery from the ABC series Grey’s Anatomy, others know that this American actor, producer, director, and activist is also an avid contemporary art collector and curator who champions black, Afrofuturist, and emerging artists. Williams, whose mother and two younger brothers are artists, previously taught American Studies and African Studies in the Philadelphia public school system before making it in Hollywood. His production credits include the documentary Stay Woke: The Black Lives Matter Movement and Norman Lear’s America Divided series, and his 2012 transmedia exploration of African American male identity Question Bridge: Black Males was acquired into the permanent collections of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Brooklyn Museum. In this guest-curated collection below, discover available works by the artists who have captured Williams’s focus, from the figurative artists Henry Taylor and Robert Pruitt to the emerging talents Damien Davis and February James.
While some may recognize Jesse Williams as Dr. Avery from the ABC series Grey’s Anatomy, others know that this American actor, producer, director, and activist is also an avid contemporary art collector and curator who champions black, Afrofuturist, and emerging artists. Williams, whose mother and two younger brothers are artists, previously taught American Studies and African Studies in the Philadelphia public school system before making it in Hollywood. His production credits include the documentary Stay Woke: The Black Lives Matter Movement and Norman Lear’s America Divided series, and his 2012 transmedia exploration of African American male identity Question Bridge: Black Males was acquired into the permanent collections of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and the Brooklyn Museum. In this guest-curated collection below, discover available works by the artists who have captured Williams’s focus, from the figurative artists Henry Taylor and Robert Pruitt to the emerging talents Damien Davis and February James.
LA Art Week: Highlights under $20,000
From $2,900
During Los Angeles Art Week, the California coastal city becomes the ultimate global arts destination, with Frieze Los Angeles, Art Los Angeles Contemporary, Felix Art Fair, and more opening across the city to welcome contemporary collectors. Whether you’re attending the fairs or browsing online, discover our curator’s picks from this year’s Los Angeles Art Week—all available under $20,000.
During Los Angeles Art Week, the California coastal city becomes the ultimate global arts destination, with Frieze Los Angeles, Art Los Angeles Contemporary, Felix Art Fair, and more opening across the city to welcome contemporary collectors. Whether you’re attending the fairs or browsing online, discover our curator’s picks from this year’s Los Angeles Art Week—all available under $20,000.
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