ACE GALLERY

Founded in 1961 by current director Douglas Chrismas, Ace Gallery has a history of installing contemporary museum-quality exhibitions. Ace has two locations: Ace Gallery Los Angeles at 5514 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90036 and Ace Gallery Beverly Hills at 9430 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90212.

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Ace Gallery’s Alexander Yulish featured in an article published yesterday by huffingtonpost. Read the full article here: http://huff.to/1UHFr4U.

Sitting With Dolores, 2015

Acrylic and ink on canvas

8' (H) x 10' (W)

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Stay posted for details regarding an event on September 24 featuring a collaboration by Ben Jones and several other artists. Plans are in the works.

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Ace Gallery is excited to welcome RETNA to the roster of artists. Coming soon.

Secret Handshakes, 2015

Acrylic Paint on Canvas

96″ x 72″

Hoerle-Guggenheim Gallery

Photo courtesy of artnet.com

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Ben Jones created a new category of art-making when he introduced Video Paintings. On display now at Ace Gallery Beverly Hills.

SGI Video Painting II, 2015 

Acrylic on canvas with digital projection

54" (H) x 72" (W)

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“In her Glo-Pods, Gisela Colon has fused Op Art, Light & Space art, Pop art, and global art world trends in a dazzling synthesis of elegant, contemporary beauty. Though undoubtedly influenced by the Light & Space and Finish/Fetish art of Southern California Minimalists of the 60s and 70s, including artists such as James Turrell, DeWain Valentine, Larry Bell and Helen Pashgian, Colon has reset the terms of the discourse on an organic ground, rooted in concepts of feminism and globalism.”

--Robert Mahoney, Contributing critic Art in America and The New York Times

Quote courtesy of http://giselacolon.com

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The September birthstone is sapphire. No sapphires here at Ace Gallery, but how about this sapphire blue piece by Gisela Colon?

Meta Oblong Glo-pod (Iridescent Blue), 2014 

Blow-Molded Acrylic 

30” (H) x 90” (W) x 11” (D)

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We invite you to view the Laddie John Dill exhibition coming soon to Ace Gallery’s Los Angeles location--more info coming soon. #tbt to “Light Sentence,” shot in Laddie John Dill’s studio.

Laddie John Dill

Light Sentence, 1970

Argon

84" (H) x 6mm (Diameter)

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Happy National Dog Day! Check out Ace Gallery artist Alexander Yulish’s interpretation of man with man’s best friend:

Alexander Yulish

The Things You Said, 2015 

Acrylic and ink on canvas

40" (H) x 60" (W)

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Spending the day organizing our collection of Mary Corse paintings--these incredible pieces investigate human perception and sensation while remaining definitively minimalistic.

Mary Corse

Untitled (White Inner Band Beveled), 2012

Acrylic on Canvas

39″ (H) x 39″ (W)

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Stop by Ace Gallery Los Angeles to view a stunning exhibition of Natalie Arnoldi’s profound, sublime paintings. Complimenting Arnoldi’s paintings: a series of Bernar Venet’s rolled steel sculptures.

Natalie Arnoldi

Dume, 2012

Oil on Canvas

84″ (H) x 72″ (W)

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Ace’s Matt Hope was recently written up in Los Angeles Times: http://lat.ms/1E6GjxE. Stop by Ace Gallery Beverly Hills Tuesday - Saturday to view his exhibition, a collection of “towers” and “tools” inspired by the fabrication sites of Beijing, China.

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Helen Pashgian

Untitled (Column #8), 2011

Formed acrylic

91 1/4” (H) x 21 1/2” (W) x 19 1/2” (D)

"Helen Pashgian: 1966 - Present" now on view at Ace Beverly Hills through August 2014. A pioneer and pre-eminent member of the Light and Space movement, Pashgian is represented in a choice collection of works spanning nearly 5 decades.

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Carl Andre emerges from self-imposed seclusion to help guide the Dia:Beacon foundation as they prepare a long over-due retrospective of his work. Read the The New York Times article below:

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/05/arts/design/carl-andre-emerges-to-guide-installation-at-diabeacon.html

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Ace Gallery is proud to represent both up-and-coming and established, world-renowned American artists. Happy United States Independence Day!

The Date Farmers

Ice Cold, 2009

Acrylic & paper on metal

30" (H) x 27" (W) x 1½" (D)

See more of The Date Farmers’ works on our website: http://bit.ly/1JEnuV5.

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Helen Pashgian's work was recently featured in Italian Vogue. Want to see her work up close and personal? Her upcoming show opens at Ace Beverly Hills on July 15, 2014 from 7 - 9 p.m.

http://freelabestia.com/articles/V4%20Casa%20PASHGIAN

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Light Invisible, which was created by artist Helen Pashgian specifically for LACMA and recently purchased by the museum, features 12 elliptical columns arranged in a single line in a cavernous black room. 

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The Date Farmers create colorful artworks depicting Mexican themed caricatures against a backdrop of religious iconography and corporate logos, occupying a disjunct space between traditionalism and urbanism.