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Art Los Angeles Contemporary at Barker Hangar

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The Ninth Annual Art Los Angeles Contemporary Lands at Barker Hangar This Month

The global art community turns its gaze to L.A., as Santa Monica’s Barker Hangar welcomes Art Los Angeles Contemporary (ALAC), Jan 25-28. Now in its ninth year, the West Coast extravaganza will put the contemporary art world on show in a city as culturally diverse as its representation.

“As the international art community looks towards Los Angeles as a new global epicenter, it is essential to have an event that draws upon a comprehensive notion of the city,” said Tim Fleming, founder and director of Art Los Angeles Contemporary.

“ALAC is a product of Los Angeles’ unique cultural community composed of an incredibly diverse array of artists, galleries, curators, institutions, collectors and enthusiasts.”

A quick glance at ALAC’s 2018 exhibitor list proves Tim Fleming’s point. Along with a substantial group from Los Angeles, including David Kordansky Gallery and AA|LA Gallery, are domestic galleries from San Francisco, Chicago, Detroit and New York, and an international contingent spanning from Montréal to Moscow and prominent points in between.

Fair first-timers from Bogotá, Lima, and London will join both upstart and established galleries. This exhibitor group, as well as programming devised to provoke an examined discussion of contemporary art, will, as Tim Fleming puts it, affirm Los Angeles’ emergence as a “powerful cultural hub.”

Another edition of note: the special issue Art Los Angeles Reader, produced in collaboration with Mexico City quarterly Terremoto and spotlighting contributions from leading curators, artists, writers and others.

Art Los Angeles Contemporary @ Barker Hanger
3021 Airport Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90405
BarkerHanger.com | artlosangelesfair.com

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