TAG Artist Damon Reinagle joins gallery president K Ryan Henisey for a discussion on his solo show, “Hallucinations.”
Read MoreLast Call For The 2020 California Open
There are just a few days left to submit art to the 2020 California Open!
Final Week To Apply To TAG Gallery's 2020 California Open
*Submission Deadline Extended To August 14.*
Acceptance to be announced August 18.
The exhibition shows 'in person' at TAG Gallery in Los Angeles with an additional online showcase from September 9—October 1. Apply now >
Three... Amazing Prizes
Our 15th Annual California Open awards three cash prizes plus three honorable mentions.
Find the details in our prospectus >
FIRST PLACE $1000
SECOND PLACE $500
THIRD PLACE $250
Two... Ways to Be Seen
The 2020 California Open will be displayed in the galleries at our Miracle Mile location in Los Angeles from September 9—October 1. Due to the changing health climate in LA County, the exhibition will also be shared across virtual environments. Visit our website >
One... Amazing Juror
Our California Open juror, Kate Mothes is founder and curator of Young Space and Co-founder/Editor of Dovetail Magazine. Mothes earned a Bachelors in Art History from the University of Wisconsin—Madison, and a Masters in the History of Art, Theory and Display from Edinburgh College of Art at the University of Edinburgh. Learn more >
TAG Bytes Episode 2: Liliana D'Ambrosio
TAG Artist Liliana D’Ambrosio joins gallery president K Ryan Henisey for a discussion about her solo show, “Trip to the Borders of Inequalities.”
Read MoreTAG Artists Are Virtually Unlimited
Virtually Unlimited—TAG Gallery's themed all member exhibit for July is live in the gallery AND online.
Contact us for viewing details once Los Angeles County Stay Home orders are lifted.
Despite the challenges of today, TAG Artists continue to share fine art. Read more on how to find our artists online and about Los Angeles.
Apply now: there's ONLY one week left to apply to the 2020 California Open and our $1000 First Place Prize.
Virtually Unlimited Is Online
Socially Distanced, Wearing Masks, Creating Art, Online + IRL. Join TAG Gallery Member Artists in exploring an all-new group art exhibition—Virtually Unlimited— from a safe distance—your own home. Discover More Fine Art…
TAG Artists Share Their Visions
Despite the challenges of the times, our artists are showing strong. Discover more about the creative vision behind the works of TAG Artists Karen Hochman Brown and Betzi Stein in recent videos.
Congratulations To Four Artists
TAG Artists Sunhee Joo, Judy Zimbert, Pam Douglas, and Betzi Stein were selected for the Los Angeles Art Association & Gallery 825 online show Habitual. Congratulations artists!
Click each image to view the artwork online.
One Week Left To Apply
One week left to apply for our 15th Annual California Open.
Our 2020 Juror is the accomplished Kate Mothes, who will be making selections, including our $1,000 First Prize winner.
FIRST PLACE $1000
SECOND PLACE $500
THIRD PLACE $250
APPLY NOW
Habitual Artistry: Sunhee Joo, Betzi Stein, Pam Douglas, Judy Zimbert
A number of TAG Member Artists are featured in Habitual, a new exhibition by Gallery 825, Los Angeles Art Association. Check out these exciting works from Sunhee Joo, Betzi Stein, Pam Douglas, and Judy Zimbert.
Los Angeles Art Association proudly presents Habitual - an all media exploration of repetition and pattern in contemporary art practice. Habitual is an online exhibition and sale featuring artwork by LAAA artists running July 25- August 10, 2020.
“One day I went to beach near the water and found a seabird dipping and feeding in the waves. While I was watching it, I realized that life is a big cycle of events in our lives. Then I later made a collage with photos I took there.” – Sunhee Joo
“Pattern 10 is tenth in a series of gel pen pattern drawings on black paper that I did some years ago. This is the only one in the series where I combined two of the drawings together in a collage.” – Betzi Stein
“Primal Rhythms measures pulses of energy in tough mediums including rope, spray paint, inks, acrylic on canvas. Around 4 feet square, it was part of the 2016 series ‘Rhythms’ that explored heartbeats in a year of tension. We sense universal tempos in the timing of our days.” – Pam Douglas
“Oblivion 2 is a mixed media piece using a Chinese stamp and charcoal as well as both acrylic and oil paint. It is 8”x8” on canvas.” – Judy Zimbert