CUPID’S ARROW HITS HIS MARK FOR ART LOVERS WITH A VALENTINE’S DAY OPENING!

LA’s Largest Art Fair to Explore Intersection of Memory, Humanity, and AI

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Leticia Marie Sanchez

LP Gallery Presents Face Painting by Artist Dain Yoon

Held at the Los Angeles Convention Center from February 14-18, LA At Show will feature an international lineup from countries including the Philippines, Italy, Israel, Peru and South Korea. Directed and produced by Kassandra Voyagis, the show will exhibit works from more than  100 galleries, museums and nonprofits.

Additionally, the Fair’s non-commercial program, DIVERSEartLA is partnering with seven international art institutions to explore the intersection of memory, humanity, and AI. Amongst the participants, the Nevada Museum of Art will present “The Journey” by contemporary artist Guillermo Bert and The Museum of Contemporary Art in Bogotá presents “Mythstories” by multimedia artist Carlos Castro Arias. 

Moreover, to time with Black History Month, the Tanya Weddemire Gallery is set to exhibit the incredible talents of four pioneering black artists, exploring a range of themes, including identity, culture and resilience: Guy Stanley Philoche “Give Us Our Flowers”, Serron Green “Invisible”, Gregory Saint Amand “Play Time” and O’Neil Scott “Distant Memories”.

To kick off the fair, the Opening Night Premiere Party on Valentine’s Day will be hosted by award-winning actress Lucy Hale in collaboration with LA Art Show’s new charity partner, the American Heart Association.

Please visit www.LAArtShow.com to learn more and purchase tickets.