Enrique Martínez Celaya puts his mark on the Los Angeles map
The Cuban American painter currently has two solo exhibitions, a curatorial project and more on view in the city
Our pick of the best shows to see during Frieze Los Angeles
From Pipilotti Rist's psychedelic survey to Jaishri Abichandani's 'Flower-Headed Children'
Harold Mendez: 'I feel like I'm communing with the past'
The Los Angeles-based artist on Columbus’s secret religion, Rauschenberg’s scrapyard—and the hunt for Belkis Ayón's grave
Paul McCarthy's Hammer Museum retrospective reveals lines of continuity
Los Angeles exhibition reveals how drawings have shaped the multi-media artist’s work over 56 years
Welcome to the world of Rufus Porter: painter, publisher and prophetic inventor
Legacy of 19th-century artist and maverick, who founded longest-running US magazine and foresaw networking potential of technology, is examined in new show
Serpentine opens first institutional survey of Luchita Hurtado, while Tate St Ives welcomes Huguette Caland
Santa Monica-based artist, "discovered" at 94, has a retrospective in London and the 88-year-old Lebanese artist makes her UK debut in Cornwall
Forty years rocking the foundations in Los Angeles
The Museum of Contemporary Art celebrates its anniversary by looking back over the past four decades
Agnes Pelton show looks to introduce the visionary but little-known painter to a new generation
Phoenix Art Museum hosts first US survey of the Californian artist in more than two decades
Hammer Museum dishes up a feast for Allen Ruppersberg's first major US show in 30 years
The exhibition includes a major new 13-hour video
Six shows to see during Frieze Los Angeles
From a Charles White retrospective to raw canvases inspired by the occult and queer sex magic
What René Magritte did when Surrealism was trumped by ‘Nazi idiots’
Exhibition at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art explores Belgium artist's lesser-known late period
Pioneering curator Harald Szeemann celebrated in two Los Angeles shows
Getty draws on vast archive while ICA LA reconstructs 1974 exhibition in Swiss apartment
Oscar Tuazon: Living as a sculptural process
The Los Angeles artist, who made one of the standout works at this year's Skulptur Projekte Műnster, is heading for the great outdoors
A mere semblance of political activity
Pedro Reyes's show is more about performing for the camera than changing the world
The lives of the artists, according to Hans Ulrich Obrist
Artists and architects talk at length about their work
Urs Fischer, the reluctant interviewee
On the eve of his Palazzo Grassi retrospective, the artist talks about how journalists have misinterpreted his work