A Review of past
LA Art Shows
The 25th Anniversary
Wow, I felt like a Wonder Woman that night and was eager to see this year’s offerings. What I found was a more diverse platform across the board, and the art was amazing. Whenever I walk into the LA Art Show I feel like I am in the opening scene of Netflix’s Velvet Buzzsaw when Morf walked into Miami Basel. Definitely a thriller of a movie. -Janice Bremec Blum, Editor-in-Chief
A brief history explained
The LA Art Show began in 1994, under the vision of FADA (Fine Art Dealers Association) and the show’s founder and producer, Kim Martindale. Presented at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, the debut show kicked off with 14 galleries
The LA Art fair continued to grow in the numbers of exhibitors and attendees, as well as in the breadth and depth of our programming. In 2009, the show expanded to 100,000 square feet, relocating to the West Hall of the Los Angeles Convention Center with 108 exhibiting galleries and 16 participating museums/art organizations.
Art Critic Peter Frank with Marini in his ALPHACUBE
At the end of the first Lockdown period during the Pandemic in Italy, Marini created ALPHABETIC installations as metaphors for people coming together once again, welcoming residents and workers back in the cities.
A partial Gallery from LA Art Show 2020
Arrivederci!
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