Source Art Focus

This month, we would like to highlight two major design events happening in the LA area: the Pasadena Showcase House of Design and the newly expanded LAlegends (previously LCDQ, now Design Los Angeles). Source Art will be participating and showcasing the enhancement of interior design through perfectly suited and significant art. _____________________________________________________________________________________ Design Los Angeles - LA Legends May 5th - 8th, 2025 Starting with a launch party Monday night and continuing with a diverse series of discussions that provide new perspectives on design with the industry’s leading talent, Tuesday through Thursday, Design LA will also activate showrooms across the city through exclusive events. Panel discussion at The Luxury Kitchen during LCDQ 2024, curation by Source Art. Legends Window in collaboration with Marbé Design. After 15 years as the La Cienega Design Quarter (LCDQ), Los Angeles’ renowned design district has embraced an ambitious t...

This month we celebrate the life and work of Mel Bochner, the trailblazing Conceptual Artist whose pictorial and theoretical legacy will challenge and inspire artists now and for generations to come. Tribute to Mel Bochner 1940 - 2025 Image of Bochner in his studio, photo courtesy Kyle Knodell Mel Bochner is recognized as one of the leading figures in the development of Conceptual art in New York in the 1960s and 1970s. Emerging at a time when painting was increasingly discussed as outmoded, Bochner became part of a new generation of artists - including Eva Hesse, Donald Judd, and Robert Smithson - who broke away from Abstract Expressionism and traditional compositional devices, radically reimagining visual art. _____________________________________________________________________________________ Through a series of provocations into art-making, Bochner transformed our current definition of art itself. Most famously, he pushed the boundaries of material convention with his question, ...

In the wake of immeasurable loss, artists and galleries are looking to upcoming fairs and openings as a site for instilling hope, bolstering community, and inviting blossoming possibilities. Art Fairs this February Art Fairs are hubs for celebration and sustenance within the art community. As Los Angeles faces immense devastation from the fires, their continuation becomes a vital source of hope. _____________________________________________________________________________________ Frieze Los Angeles February 20th - 23rd Image from the showroom floor of Frieze The sixth edition of Frieze returns to Santa Monica Airport, featuring a roster of international galleries, an expansive program of ambitious installations, and collaborations with nonprofit organizations. As a founding contributor to the LA Arts Community Fire Relief Fund, Frieze LA continued only after careful consideration of those affected by the devastating wildfires and specific calls from the art world. A recent statement f...

We hold all those impacted by the fires in our hearts. If you are an artist, designer, or collector experiencing loss, we are here to support you. Through such heartbreaking devastation, we are witnessing the arts community come together, a beacon of hope demonstrating what we can do for each other in such challenging times. Donate directly to LA Artists and Art workers  here _____________________________________________________________________________________ Mourning loss and looking to rebuild Alec Egan, Night Setting, 2025 Archival Pigment Print on Sunset Hot Press Rag 310g, 16 1/2 x 24 inches, edition of 200 We would like to take the time to acknowledge some of the artists and art workers in our community who've lost their studio, home, livelihood, and life's work in these fires. If you are one of those impacted, please search our resources  here . To view a working list of the artists impacted, along with testimonials of their experience and links to their individual fun...