Group Show: Evolver

About

Considering an array of thematic motifs and material elements, the exhibition includes over 100 artworks by more than 60 artists from all generations and backgrounds. Beginning with guration and culminating with abstraction, the works will alternate at varying intervals to create renewed viewing experiences week by week, or even day by day. Towards the end of the exhibition’s run, the show will have completely transformed many times over.

The rotation of works is not beholden to a set agenda, but will spontaneously evolve through the summer. Movements will be announced in real time on social media (@lalouver), where insights into the artworks and live videos will be shared.

Driven by the impulse to re-examine and contextualize artworks across a wide range of mediums, the exhibition is a reflection of the gallery’s 40-year history. Founded in 1975, the gallery has mounted over 500 exhibitions with nearly 400 artists. EVOLVER provides a small glimpse into just a few of the artists with whom L.A. Louver has had the privilege to work.

Participating aritsts

Terry Allen, Kevin Appel, Sarah Awad, Rina Banerjee, Georg Baselitz, Tanya Batura, Whitney Bedford, Jake Berthot, Linda Besemer, Tony Bevan, Mary Beyt, Domenico Bianchi, Zander Blom, Matthew Brandt, William Brice, Rebecca Campbell, Enrique Martínez Celaya, Max Cole, Mark di Suvero, Lydia Dona, Gajin Fujita, Charles Garabedian, Frederick Hammersley, David Hockney, Salomón Huerta, Ben Jackel, Edward & Nancy Kienholz, R.B. Kitaj, Alex Kizu (Defer), Sharon Kopriva, Leon Kossoff, Olga Koumoundouros, Richard Kraft, Laura Krifka, Chen Man 陳漫, Heather Gwen Martin, Jason Martin, Suzanne McClelland, John McCracken, Michael C. McMillen, Yunhee Min, Jiha Moon, Ed Moses, Therese Oulton, Alex Prager, Lucas Reiner, Steve Roden, Sandra Mendelsohn Rubin, Alison Saar, Eduardo Sarabia, Peter Shelton, Katharina Sieverding, Grant Stevens, Don Suggs, Euan Uglow, Juan Uslé, John Virtue, Leslie Wayne, Matt Wedel, Tom Wudl