Santa Monica Boulevard from Karma east past Sycamore, then a short hop to Regen Projects near Highland. Felipe Suzuki at Karma, two painting shows at Megan Mulrooney, Oliver Lee Jackson at Lisson, Emmanuel Louisnord Desir’s bronzes at Sebastian Gladstone, and Elliott Hundley and Silke Otto-Knapp at Regen.
Karma Gallery
Felipe Suzuki at Karma. Five oil paintings begun as still lifes and painted from memory, with pale semicircles, pleated strips and slim bars set in carefully weighted space. Through Oct 24.
Sep 19 - Oct 24
Megan Mulrooney
Jonathan Ryan: The Hour of the Pearl at Megan Mulrooney. Paintings of transitional light, with dusk and weather held in soft edges and carefully tuned color. Through Oct 24.
Sep 12 - Oct 24
Megan Mulrooney
Falon Stutzman: The End of a Long Line at Megan Mulrooney. Rococo-inspired family scenes in pastel silks, where brawling brothers and a husband choking on roast beef stand in for anxieties about appearances. Through Oct 24.
Sep 12 - Oct 24
Lisson Gallery
Oliver Lee Jackson: Form Follows Feeling at Lisson. Paintings from several decades beside marble and mixed-media sculptures, many shown publicly for the first time. Through Nov 7.
Sep 18 - Nov 7
Sebastian Gladstone, Los Angeles
Emmanuel Louisnord Desir: Rough Ways of the Delicate Ones at Sebastian Gladstone. Eight new bronzes of armored figures merging bodies, machines and symbols, one standing on Timberland boots. Through Oct 31.
Sep 19 - Oct 31
Regen Projects
Elliott Hundley: Book of Sand at Regen Projects. New paintings, sculptures and a tapestry built from paint, paper, string, encaustic and found materials, drawing on Jungian sandplay and Borges. Through Oct 24.
Sep 16 - Oct 24
Regen Projects
Silke Otto-Knapp at Regen Projects. Small paintings and studies in the viewing rooms, many shown for the first time, made with layers of watercolor washed and scraped on canvas. Through Oct 24.
Sep 16 - Oct 24
