David Salle: Private View at Sprüth Magers

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Opening Reception: Luc Tuymans at David Zwirner

6:00 PM

David Zwirner

David Zwirner is pleased to announce an exhibition of new paintings by Belgian artist Luc Tuymans on view at the gallery’s 606 N Western Avenue location in Los Angeles. The Fruit Basket debuted at David Zwirner New York in November 2025, and this presentation marks the acclaimed artist’s first solo exhibition in LA. Collectively, the works on view consider the pervasive atmosphere of fracture that is specific to the United States at this moment. Foregrounding the highly mediated state of contemporary experience, Tuymans reinforces a growing sense of dissolution through varied subject matter and formal approaches.

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Private View: Leiko Ikemura at Lisson Gallery

6:00 PM

Lisson Gallery

For her first exhibition in Los Angeles, Leiko Ikemura presents a range of works produced over the past decade that explore the relationship between the female body and the natural world; between the heavens and the horizon line, or as she describes it: “the place where two worlds come together”. This in-between space – straddling both light and dark, the sky and the ocean, as well as both interior and exterior worlds – is represented by a huge metallic mesh wave within the gallery, a dividing line and architectural feature designed in collaboration with her partner Philipp von Matt.

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Victoria White: OBJECT, ICON, LEGACY

Private location

A private viewing of artist Victoria White's most recent collection, OBJECT, ICON , LEGACY. RSVP required: [email protected] or go to: https://victoriawhite.youcanbook.me Fresh off the wave of her GRAMMY® art-gifting press frenzy and Miami Art Week success, Victoria White presents her evolving trademark style, reimagining cultural icons through the objects that made them legendary. See Jane Birkin on the Hermès boxes that held her iconic handbag namesake, John F. Kennedy on cigar boxes he later made illegal, and Michael Jordan on Air Jordan boxes—alongside, for the first time in Los Angeles, Polaroid collages and neon infinity mirrors exploring nostalgia, myth, and modern culture.