If you in Los Angles catch the Dellorco Fine Art Gallery April 25-25. 11AM-6PM FOr the Brewery Art Walk!!! All are invited.

 

THIS WEEKEND!!! Saturday and Sunday April 25&26  11am-6pm THE BREWERY ART WALK!! You are invited to enter!!!! The largest art show in So. Cal!!! Don't miss this rare opportunity to visit Dellorco's new Downtown Los Angeles studio, and see where the art is created!!! Not only visit Dellorco's studio, but see the studios of 200 working artists at the Brewery Art Walk.  This is an amazing event for true art lovers. The Brewery is considered the largest art  colony in the world, and you're invited to see it!! Building 672 unit 4 for more information: https://breweryartwalk.com/ Visit our website

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The Curtiss Jacobs Gallery hosts an Artists Talk with Erin Leann Mitchell, a conversation with Imani Campbell. Aprip 26, 2:30-3:30 PM RSVC suggested

Lo Curtiss Jacobs Gallery  ARTIST TALK  ERIN LEANN MITCHELL in conversation with Imani Campbell   Join us on Sunday, April 26 for An Afternoon of Art, Conversation, and Cultural Stewardship. The afternoon begins with an Artist Talk featuring Erin LeAnn Mitchell at Curtiss Jacobs Gallery, in conversation with Imani Campbell, followed by audience Q&A. Guests are then invited to continue next door with The Black Art Salon: Harlem x Miami at Long Gallery Harlem, co-hosted by Lewis Long and Long Gallery Harlem in partnership with Curtiss Jacobs Gallery. The salon will feature remarks by Lewis Long, Marilyn J. Holifield, co-founder of Miami MoCAAD, and David McKnight. Together, the afternoon brings art, dialogue, and cultural stewardship into one shared experience, creating space for meaningful conversation, new connections, and support for Black culture. Artist Talk: 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM  at Curtiss Jacobs Gallery 2075 Seventh Avenue, Harlem, New York Salon: 3:45 PM to 5:30 PM at Long Gallery 2073 Seventh Avenue, Harlem, New York Light refreshments will be served RSVP: info@curtissjacobsgallery.com Guests are encouraged to arrive a few minutes early to be seated before the program begins. RSVP Erin LeAnn Mitchell, Target Practice, 2026, mixed media textile, 48 × 48 inches Exhibition Catalog

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Laffanour Galerie At Milan Design Week. April 20-26th, 2026. Great Nectar Bronzes by Kris Van Assche

Laffanour | Galerie Downtown currently presents Nectar Vessels Bronzes by Kris Van Assche   At Milan Design Week   from 20th to 26th April 2026 from 10am to 7pm   at Fondazione Sozzani Via Enrico Tazzoli 3 - Milano

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Fun Theater Art at the Martin E. Segal Theater Center Monday Today April 20th, at 6:30 PM

 

Looks like a fun event Live in Person or Streaming.  Register below for the event!!! 

BUENOS AIRES in NEW YORK  Romina Paula's Sombras, of course (Argentina) Today, Monday, April 20th, 2026  The Martin E. Segal Theatre 6:30 PM Live / In Person | FREE and OPEN to the public Click here to register for the live event The Martin E. Segal Theatre Center The Graduate Center, CUNY, 365 Fifth Avenue, at 34th Street Livestreamed via HowlRound Join us for an evening celebrating New York's artistic exchange of Buenos Aires in New York with Romina Paula, one of Argentina’s most celebrated playwrights and filmmakers. In her work Paula breaks down barriers of artistic genres, while investigating the synergies between documentary and fiction, gender and biography, love and art. Paula will direct excerpts of her new play Shadows, of course (Sombras, por supuesto), a translation-in-progress by APRIL SWEENEY and BRENDA WERTH. Followed by a panel with artists and presenters of the Buenos Aires / New York Artistic Exchange, moderated by FRANK HENTSCHKER. Reception to follow. With with the artistic team of Paula's Fauna & The Whole of Time, the Drama Desk nominated surprise hit with over 70 performance in New York at TORN PAGE and THE BRICK: BEN BECHER, JOSEFINA SCARO, DAVID SKEIST, APRIL SWEENEY, BRENDA WERTH, and others. Special Thanks to TONY TORN. About the play: Two unlikely police officers arrive at a couple’s house to investigate the disappearance of their son. On the edge between a mundane, stark reality and a luminous absurdity, Paula's dialogues slowly weave a mysterious web: the right to withdraw from society, the meaning of parenthood, the search for truth and a police officer’s supposed ability to act as a psychic medium in order to connect with the disappeared. Like in Plato's "Allegory of the Cave," Shadows, of course represents the distorted and blurred realms of reality—as well as the shadows of the underworld that exists around and within each of us. The play is inspired by two recent cases of police violence and disappearance in Argentina.   Events are FREE and open to the public on a first come, first served basis at The Martin E. Segal Theatre Center, The Graduate Center, City University of New York, 365 Fifth Avenue, at 34th Street. Subway: Herald Square, lines B/D/F/M/N/Q/R/W www.theSegalCenter.org Info: 212-817-1860 The Martin E. Segal Center | 365 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10016 Follow us @SegalCenter Share This Email Share This Email Share This Email

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