Melrose Hill’s Western Avenue galleries, starting at Ehrlich Steinberg on Santa Monica. Most close Oct 24 or Oct 31: Jeffrey Stuker, Vera Palme at Hoffman Donahue, Lorenzato and DeCarava at Zwirner, Fiona Connor at Château Shatto, Ramon Saturnino at Frankfurt Ordorica, and Ry Rocklen at Wilding Cran.

Ehrlich Steinberg
Jeffrey Stuker: L-Għajn at Ehrlich Steinberg. A film tracing Nvidia’s first processor to its manufacture in Malta, with 3D animation and drawing linking microchips to the evil eye. Through Oct 24.
Sep 10 - Oct 24

Hoffman Donahue, Melrose Hill
Vera Palme at Hoffman Donahue. Small abstractions and looping monochrome paintings in oil on unbleached linen, built up and scraped back. Through Oct 31.
Sep 12 - Oct 31

David Zwirner
Amadeo Luciano Lorenzato at David Zwirner. Late paintings on board and cardboard that turn suns, vines and laundry lines in Belo Horizonte into dense, hard-edged shapes. Through Oct 31.
Sep 23 - Oct 31

David Zwirner
Roy DeCarava: the sound i saw at David Zwirner. Silver gelatin photographs from the late 1940s to the 1960s pairing New York street life with jazz musicians, plus a listening room. Through Oct 31.
Sep 19 - Oct 31

Château Shatto
Fiona Connor: Broken Sleeps at Château Shatto. New sculptures built from convertible bed frames, stretched, reshaped and cast in bronze. Through Oct 24.
Sep 9 - Oct 24

Frankfurt Ordorica
Ramon Saturnino: bulgaria;mexicali at Frankfurt Ordorica. Thirty-seven stacked drywall walls nearly fill the room, beside four photographs of his Sonoran border hometown. Through Oct 24.
Sep 10 - Oct 24

Wilding Cran Gallery
Ry Rocklen: Desert Lenses at Wilding Cran. Ceramic rocking chairs, shopping carts and cars carrying glaze-decal photographs of the high desert around Joshua Tree. Through Oct 24.
Sep 12 - Oct 24