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SO ARTRAGEOUS! art spotlight


by brad hart


A Springtime Guide to SoCal’s Top Art Fairs and Festivals


LA QUINTA ART CELEBRATION March 5-8 at La Quinta Civic Center La Quinta Art Celebration is primed to become the next No. 1 show on the


Coachella Valley and Southern California art scenes, taking on a fresh new look and fun vibe. The event will showcase 220 world-class juried artists from across the world exhibiting their fine art and craft in 12 media categories including painting, sculpture, glass, ceramics, jewelry, photography, fiber, wood and mixed media. laquintaartcelebration.org


SDSU LATINX FILM & ART FESTIVAL March 22 at Conrad Prebys Aztec Student Union, San Diego State University The first-ever LatinX Film Festival will provide SDSU LatinX students, as well as


local artists, a platform to share their art. From live performances to visual arts to films, working to celebrate the power that art has will help bring a culture together. eventbrite.com


DTLA ART WALK 2nd Thursday of the month in Downtown Los Angeles Downtown Art Walk is a self-guided art experience of local galleries, artist studios and cultural events that began as a monthly coordinated collaboration over 10 years ago along Spring and Main Streets in Downtown LA. Today, this vibrant community thrives, with art experiences beyond one day, two streets and 12 blocks. downtownartwalk.org


INDIAN WELLS ARTS FESTIVAL


April 3-5 at Indian Wells Tennis Garden, Indian Wells A colorful, diverse ecosystem of art that is ranked as a Top 100 Fine Art Show


features more than 200 juried artists traveling from across the globe to showcase their contemporary and traditional fine art and high-quality craft. The festival


delivers a diverse showcase of art in 31 mediums and categories ranging from painting, sculpture, jewelry, wearable-art fashion, photography and ceramics, making the event a prime source of acquisition for serious buyers and collectors. indianwellsartsfestival.com


LA ART BOOK FAIR April 3-5 at The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA The LA Art Book Fair is among the leading international gatherings for the arts publishing community. Held in Downtown Los Angeles, and free and open to the public, the book fair will welcome hundreds of exhibitors from around the world, including a broad range of artists and collectives, small presses, institutions, galleries, rare and out-of-print booksellers, and distributors. printedmatter.org


BREWERY ARTWALK April 4-5 at 2100 North Main Street, Los Angeles The Brewery Artwalk is an open studio weekend, held twice a year, at the


world’s largest art complex. With over 100 participating resident artists, visitors can see new works, find new favorites, speak with the artists, and purchase artwork directly from the artists’ studios. The event is a unique community service open to all. art.breweryartwalk.com


LONG BEACH ART WALK Second Saturday of the month in East Village, Downtown Long Beach Just blocks from the beach in the heart of the East Village Arts District is the


Long Beach Art Walk. With an arts community as diverse as the port city it resides in, Long Beach celebrates the arts every second Saturday of the month. Featuring seven city blocks lined with paintings, sculptures, performances, trades and live music, all your senses are sure to be satisfied when paired with food and beverages from a variety of restaurants and bars located within the art walk. artslb.org/lb-artwalk


36 ragemonthly.com | March 2020


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