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Tom FriedmanTom Friedman
Tom Friedman, "Cocktail Party," 2015, courtesy of the artist and Jeffrey Deitch.
Tom FriedmanTom Friedman
Tom Friedman, "Cocktail Party," 2015, courtesy of the artist and Jeffrey Deitch.
Tom FriedmanTom Friedman
Tom Friedman, "Cocktail Party," 2015, courtesy of the artist and Jeffrey Deitch.
Los Angeles, Hollywood

Tom Friedman: Cocktail Party

An exhibition titled after Tom Friedman’s 2015 installation Cocktail Party is on view at Jeffrey Deitch at 7000 Santa Monica Boulevard from February 14—April 8.

February 14, 2023 - April 8, 2023

An exhibition titled after Tom Friedman’s 2015 installation Cocktail Party can be found on view at Jeffrey Deitch at 7000 Santa Monica Boulevard from February 14—April 8. The titular installation (described by the artist as a “3D cartoon”) takes the form of 20 human mannequins interacting at the center of the gallery space, shaking hands, talking, exchanging hugs, and other actions one might find in the suggested social scenario. Also featured are works that follow the artist’s problem-solving creative practice, where new processes and answers are born out of each work—including the 8-feet-tall figurative Kid, from 2023, and a ghostly video installation depicting a vintage video game titled Pong (2017). The works on view are representative of Friedman’s speculative approach and deadpan humor, inviting the audience to bear witness to his creative maturing over the last handful of years.

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Tom FriedmanFeb 14 - Apr 8Tom Friedman
Jeffrey Deitch
Tom Friedman: Cocktail Party
An exhibition titled after Tom Friedman’s 2015 installation Cocktail Party is on view at Jeffrey Deitch at 7000 Santa Monica Boulevard from February 14—April 8.

Exhibitions

Installation view of Ryan Gander's "Feelin' everythin', whilst doin' nothin'"Installation view of Ryan Gander's "Feelin' everythin', whilst doin' nothin'"
Los Angeles, West Hollywood |Exhibitions

Ryan Gander: Feelin’ everythin’, whilst doin’ nothin’

Ebitenyefa Baralaye, "Finial I," 2023Ebitenyefa Baralaye, "Finial I," 2023

Ebitenyefa Baralaye: Making Space: Tracing Tomorrow

Friedman Benda presents a new solo exhibition by Detroit-based sculptor, ceramicist, and educator Ebitenyefa Baralaye.

Alexander Calder, "Untitled," 1939Alexander Calder, "Untitled," 1939

Alexander Calder: Tentative

Pace, Los Angeles presents a dynamic exhibition of artwork by Alexander Calder, selected and installed by artist Richard Tuttle.

Helen Cammock, "I Will Keep My Soul," 2022Helen Cammock, "I Will Keep My Soul," 2022

Helen Cammock: I Will Keep My Soul 

The California African American Museum (CAAM) presents the first US exhibition of British artist Helen Cammock.

Elliott Hundley, "The Plague," 2016Elliott Hundley, "The Plague," 2016

Elliot Hundley: Echo

Regen Projects presents “ECHO,” a sweeping exhibition spotlighting two decades worth of artwork by artist Elliot Hundley.

Jessica Taylor BellamyJessica Taylor Bellamy

Jessica Taylor Bellamy: Endnotes for Sunshine

Jessica Taylor Bellamy’s “Endnotes for Sunshine” follows a creative exploration of the precarious nature of paradise in the face of ecological turmoil.

Zeng FanzhiZeng Fanzhi

Zeng Fanzhi

A solo exhibition of the Chinese artist Zeng Fanzhi is on view at Hauser & Wirth’s gallery in the Downtown Arts District through April 30.

Refik AnadolRefik Anadol

Refik Anadol: Living Paintings

Jeffrey Deitch’s gallery space at 925 N. Orange Drive is presenting Refik Anadol’s “Living Paintings” from February 18—April 8.

Anselm KieferAnselm Kiefer

Anselm Kiefer: Exodus

Gagosian is presenting Anselm Kiefer’s exhibition “Exodus” at the Marciano Art Foundation in Los Angeles.

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