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L.A. Door, Open & Close Nifemi Marcus-Bello, Oríkì (Act I)
A History of Frogs, Elf House Various Artists, Reading Room Ross Hansen, Tino’s White Horses STOOLS from the JF Chen Collection Roula Partheniou, Two and Two Together Marta at Frieze Los Angeles George Sherman, FOX, BOBCAT, BEAR
Marta & Stanley’s Holiday Fête Various Artists, Under / Over East Built In at the Neutra VDL House Kristen Wentrcek and Andrew Zebulon, HOG TRAP Minjae Kim, I Was Evening All Afternoon Chouinard Benches, 1921–1972 Peter Harkawik, Pool Toys Erik Benjamins et al., For Modern Resting
Various Artists, Under / Over Base 10, Kodama Elvire Bonduelle, New Waves
Klas Ernflo, Anorak Alex Reed, International Ceramics Friendship Park

Culver City:
Nifemi Marcus-Bello
Oríkì (Act I): Friction Ridge
January 26 – March 04 2023

Culver City:
Nifemi Marcus-Bello
Oríkì (Act I): Friction Ridge
January 26 – March 04 2023

Echo Park:
L.A. Door
Open and Close
February 04 – March 04 2023

Echo Park:
L.A. Door
Open and Close
February 04 – March 04 2023

Nifemi Marcus-Bello
Oríkì (Act I): Friction Ridge
Opening January 26 2023, 6–9PM
3050 S La Cienega Boulevard in Culver City

Join us on Thursday, January 26 for the opening of Nifemi Marcus-Bello’s first US solo presentation, Oríkì (Act I): Friction Ridge, the first of several design Acts in an ongoing series typified by the exploration of identity, materiality, and craft production. The Lagos, Nigeria-based artist will be present for the occasion, which will be held at Marta’s temporary satellite location in Culver City.

Marta Satellite
3050 S La Cienega Boulevard
Culver City, CA
90232 – 7333 USA

For the duration of Nifemi Marcus-Bello’s Oríkì (Act I), the gallery will temporarily occupy a new building in centrally-located Culver City. From January 26 through March 04 2023, visit us on the corner of La Cienega and Fairfax, where the generously-windowed space will shine plentiful light upon Marcus-Bello’s bronze works. (Colin Firth and Toni Collette will not be present, so far as we know).

Marta

Marta is a gallery that hosts works at the meeting points of art and design. Founded in Los Angeles in 2019, the gallery makes space for artists to experiment with the utility of design, and for designers to explore the occasional abandonment of function. Marta’s curatorial and publication programs take interest in both the process of an object’s creation as well the narrative of its creator(s). Marta embraces the intersection of disciplines, advocates for diversity in design, and promotes access to the arts.