LA Art Show 2026: Global Ambitions Meet Local Resilience
29 December 2025 • Jane Horowitz
The LA Art Show returns 7th–11th January 2026, with an unmistakably international flavor.
Author: Jane Horowitz
Jane Horowitz is a Los Angeles-based arts journalist whose writing has appeared in the Los Angeles Times, L.A. Daily News, Whitehot magazine and Art NowLA, among others. Her reporting spans the contemporary art world, with interviews featuring artists such as Amy Sherald and Elmgreen & Dragset. In addition to her editorial work, Jane brings two decades of experience in digital content strategy and management. You can find samples of her writing at janehorowitz.com/writing.
Chanel Khoury’s Paintings Are Not AI (But You’re Forgiven for Thinking So)
25 November 2025 • Jane Horowitz
But the images are fully hand-painted, and they are Khoury’s articulation of 19th-century German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer’s “objectification of will”
Flora Yukhnovich Turns Rococo Excess into Modern Chaos at Hauser & Wirth
4 November 2025 • Jane Horowitz
Flora Yukhnovich arrived in New York in 2024 — just as Donald Trump won a second term — and, according to curator Eleanor Nairne, the timing mattered.
What If Surrealism Had Won? The Whitney Asks a 1960s Question
2 October 2025 • Jane Horowitz
What exactly is surrealism? That’s the inevitable question for visitors to the Whitney Museum’s Sixties Surreal.
Pasting Over the Rules: How London’s Paste-Up Festival Redefines Street Art
29 August 2025 • Jane Horowitz
The organizers of the London International Paste-Up Festival (LIPF) ask for work promoting “peace, love and positive messages.”