LA Contemporary Art Fair | David Hughes, Tyler Vlahovich

Art Los Angeles Contemporary Art Fair
January 19-22, 2012.
The Barker Hangar
3021 Airport Avenue
Santa Monica, CA 90405

John Tevis Gallery will be showing a two-person booth with Dave Hughes and Anthony Ocone, as well as work available by Tyler Vlahovich and Mary Weatherford.


JOHN TEVIS GALLERY
47 rue Chapon
Paris 75003 FRANCE
+33 (0)1 42 71 84 83 telephone
+33 (0)6 31 25 31 06 mobile
jet@johntevis.com
www.johntevis.com
www.artlosangelesfair.com

David Hughes | POST Group show

Nick Ackerman and Rich Bot and Dave Hughes are in a
group show curated by Chris Oliveria at POST Gallery 1904 East 7th
Place, Los Angeles from 7 to 9 PM TONITE ONLY Sunday the 24th of July.

David Hughes | No X performance online

Guide-LA.com has published an audio recording of David Hughes Radio Performance of his book "No X"at WPA Gallery, Los Angeles, December 2010.
Click here to listen.

David Hughes | Annual Xmas Eve Performance

David Hughes
Performance
WPA, Christmas Eve, December 24, 8pm

This is a 2010 Christmas Eve happening that features
David Hughes reading his entire 1990 novel, 'No X', on
the radio. This is a one night only pirate radio station that
can be experienced by driving in Los Angeles' Chinatown
on this night from 8pm-10pm and listening to 91.3 fm.

David Hughes | Slideshow

A slideshow of David Hughes ongoing exhibition
is now up on the current page.

Opening | David Hughes

Dave Hughes Opening Tonight, Saturday December 11th, 8pm.

WPA | 510 Bernard Street Los Angeles, CA 90012 | +1 213-290-5632

Performance | December 24th

WPA is pleased to announce a performance on December 24th from 8:30pm.
featuring:
David Hughes, Derrick Maddox and John Williams.

WPA | 510 Bernard Street Los Angeles, CA 90012 | +1 213-503-5762

David Hughes | Opening December 19

David Hughes

December 17 - January 10
Opening Reception December 19th 6pm - 9pm

WPA is pleased to announce an exhibition by David Hughes.
David Hughes’ sculpture is discursive and infused with personal narrative. His work can be seen as a peculiar kind of storytelling. In Hughes’ world, the practicality of objects is isolated from both use and subject. The care is taken in the synthesis of a unique material language, not in the directness of pointing. His work is at once about the anxiety of effort and the ease of a complex gesture.
Hughes’ art encompasses everything from performance, sound, video and film, to various forms of painting and drawing, all siphoned through the expanded definition of sculpture; even his writings have a materialist quality.

Gallery open 12-6pm, Thursday - Sunday or by appointment.