Posts in category LXAQ Issue 1

Organized by Casey O’Neal Feel Sick Zoe Brezsny   I feel sick so I lie in bed and look up Anna Nicole Smith Did she or did she not crawl into her son’s casket crying, …

In artist Fayen d’Evie’s performative lecture, “The Levity, The Gravity” (Kadist, January 16, 2016), she describes the historic journey of haptic practices within art viewing, from a 17th and 18th century world of touch to …

Kour Pour is a Los Angeles-based artist. Our conversation started via DM on Instagram while Pour was in Berlin and was then followed by a series of emails, phone calls, and studio visits back in …

Please join us this week at two LA release events for the brand new LXAQ (Los Angeles Art Quarterly)   Wednesday, September 28th, 10pm-2am  LXAQ Release #1 / Social Club 1 Year Anniversary at TAIXFrench Restaurant …

From mid-century Hollywood to the millennial megacity that stands today, Los Angeles has long helped to fashion a global sense of what it means to have style. A regular column in AQ, Style Wars aims …

In early 2015, I approached Laura Owens about doing an exhibition of new work at the Wattis Institute. The Wattis, I remember telling her, would be a good context for taking some risks, for trying …

  Out across the US over the next week   SFAQ Volume 2  |  Issue 5 Tom Sachs Issue take-over, featuring an interview with Sachs and Dakin Hart (Senior Curator at the Noguchi Museum) and …