Tag: Noah Davis

• Artist a Day: Noah Davis

  

  Over the last 3 weeks I’ve seen the laudatory reviews and images on Noah Davis’s solo show at David Zwirner and one painting keeps sticking out to me. It features a little girl in a dress with white knee-high socks and a pair of t-strap Mary Janes. The little girl’s hands are politely folded in…

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  February 6, 2020

  Art, Art in Los Angeles, Black Artists, black history, Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, new york, Uncategorized

  Artist a Day, Black Artists, Black History Month, David Zwirner, Noah Davis, painters

• Artist a Day Challenge 2016-19: Noah Davis “The Imitation of Wealth”

  Noah Davis’ storefront installation titled “Imitation of Wealth” is nearing the end of its 5 month run at MOCA Grand.  If you haven’t seen it, you have 3 days left, it’s free and it’s a fascinating work.  The installation is housed in a small vacant conference room space across from the museum’s gift shop and is…

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  February 19, 2016

  Art, Art in Los Angeles, Art/Culture, black history, Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, Museums, Uncategorized

  Jeff Koons, Los Angeles, Marcel Duchamp, MOCA, Noah Davis, On Kawara, Robert Smithson, Underground Museum