L.A. Louver

L.A. Louver is delighted to present Meet Me at the Crossroads: Ruby’s Soul Service Station, a new, immersive sculptural installation by the pathbreaking artist Alison Saar. We invite you into a space of rest and renewal under the thoughtful gaze of soul service attendant Ruby. Listen to a poem by Harryette Mullen or settle in for a game of dominoes with friends, refilling and replenishing your soul with the powerful energy of Saar’s installation. February 24-March 6, 2026 (closed Sunday, March 1) 10am-6pm/daily Image: Alison Saar, Meet Me at the Crossroads: Ruby’s Soul Service Station (detail), 2025-26, mixed media installation, dimensions variable © Alison Saar, Photo by Kimberly Davis and Matthew Emonson.

L.A. Louver is pleased to present the pop-up exhibition California Color: Peter Alexander, Karl Benjamin, John McCracken. The artists in this exhibition are linked by their interest in form and color, and by their deep ties to the landscape and culture of Southern California. Nonetheless, each artist retains a unique approach to their medium and subject matter. Paintings on view by Karl Benjamin speak to his lifelong exploration of color relationships and geometric vocabularies. Alexander’s resin and polyurethane sculptures are suffused with soft hues, at times recalling sensations akin to light filtering through ocean water or the glass of a foggy window. McCracken’s freestanding sculpture and wall hangings combine precision and sensuality, resulting in futuristic objects with an arresting presence. February 24-March 6, 2026 (closed Sunday, March 1) 10am-6pm/daily Image: Karl Benjamin, #23, 1977, oil on canvas, 50 x 54.5 in. (127 x 138.4 cm), © Estate of Karl Benjamin, Photo by Matthew Emonson.

L.A. Louver is proud to present recent paintings by the Los Angeles based artist Rebecca Campbell. Entitled Young Americans, this exhibition captures an inexplicable magic and complexity in converging metaphors of adolescence and the city of Los Angeles: rich and knotty symbols of the interstice between fantasy and reality. Including paintings created in 2023 and 2024, the presentation illustrates Campbell’s integration of theoretical investigation, psychic exploration and formal invention through her signature virtuosic style.

L.A. Louver is pleased to present sculptures and paintings by Richard Nonas (1936-2021). A significant force in the canon of contemporary art, Nonas expanded the legacy of Minimalism into the realm of Post-Minimalism, engaging with material and site in a way that complicated and considered, rather than purported to resolve, a relationship to space and the surrounding environment. This exhibition illuminates the key preoccupations of an esoteric figure and materializes an important art historical transition.

L.A. Louver is proud to present works on paper by the celebrated American painter, draftsman, and printmaker Richard Diebenkorn (1922 - 1993). Dating from the 1950s, 1970s, and 1980s, the three groupings of artworks in this exhibition demonstrate the recurring formal preoccupations with structure, movement, and perspective that define Diebenkorn’s endlessly powerful and mysterious oeuvre.

L.A. Louver is proud to present sculpture by Luis Bermudez (1953-2021). This survey exhibition of work made between 1986 and 2014 demonstrates the artist’s lifelong preoccupation with the interconnected nature of place, identity, and materiality, and the relationship between the physical and the spiritual. Entitled Sobre La Vida, which translates to “About Life,” the presentation celebrates the creative developments of a beloved cultural figure, who was an influential force in the lives of artists both within and outside of Los Angeles throughout the course of his career as an artist, educator, and curator.

L.A. Louver is proud to present a multimedia experience created by JOJO ABOT. Consisting of sculpture, textiles, film, spatial sound, painting, and performance, A GOD OF HER OWN MAKING brings together manifold aspects of JOJO ABOT’s ever-expanding oeuvre. Unlimited by categorical confines of genre and medium and enhanced by three discrete activations, this exhibition focuses on the transformative and sacred power of the divine feminine, inspiring conversations around collective elevation and engagement with our spiritual selves.