Art This Week in Los Angeles
Jun 19 – Jun 26 · 15 things happening
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A life-sized installation covered in sugar that recreates the modernist house built by the artist's father in Cuba during the Cold War era, exploring themes of exile, memory, and the Cuban Revolution's aftermath.
Deep Cuts: Block Printing Across Cultures
A thematic group exhibition exploring block printing techniques across cultures and centuries, featuring over 200 objects from Asia, Europe and the Americas.
A collection-focused exhibition showcasing LACMA's Impressionist and Postimpressionist holdings, with emphasis on newly acquired masterworks including Monet and Van Gogh pieces.
The Celestial Globe
A permanent installation celebrating the connection between ancient astronomy and modern science, featuring a rotating celestial globe at Griffith Observatory.
The exhibition includes more than 100 rare materials hand-picked by Studio Ghibli, including art boards, posters, a Studio Ghibli animation desk, and original hand drawings by Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli animators. Features an interactive animation table where guests can create their own animated sequences and an immersive oceanic world experience.
Mythical Creatures: The Stories We Carry
An immersive, museum-wide installation exploring myth, immigration, and cultural memory through historical and contemporary Asian art.
A tribute exhibition of Frank Gehry's animal-themed sculptures at Gagosian Beverly Hills, the first show of his work since his death in December 2025.
Marilyn Monroe: Hollywood Icon
A centenary survey of Marilyn Monroe with over 200 objects, including screen-worn costumes and personal documents, examining her control over her own image.
Inaugural Exhibition featuring Infinity Room and Large Nature Model
World's first AI art museum opening with immersive Infinity Room installation and Large Nature Model AI-generated artworks
The inaugural exhibition at Dataland, the world's first AI art museum, immerses visitors in a five-gallery rainforest built from an open-access AI model trained on nature data.