Past Exhibitions

18th Street’s exhibition program is well known for its innovative themes and outstanding roster of participating visual artists. Guest curators develop thematic shows in the main gallery which reflect the pressing and important issues of our times. Individual artists are presented in our project room where they receive a more concentrated focus. 18th Street seeks to support emerging and mid career artists whose art making practice reflects a deep commitment to their practice, and whose ideas and efforts are deserving of a wider critical forum.

Our exhibitions are supported by the James Irvine Foundation, the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, the Los Angeles County Arts Commission, the National Endowment for the Arts, and various private donors.

While we do not solicit proposals for exhibitions we are happy to receive artists materials which we keep on file and make available to our guest curators. They may be sent to 18th Street Artistic Director Clayton Campbell.

2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004

Summer 2007		Spring 2007
	Men in the Wall VIEW >>		Cross Sections VIEW >>
	Republic of China, without People! VIEW >>		Bos Taurus VIEW >>
	Nature (Interrupted) VIEW >>
Winter 2007		Fall 2006
	The Book of Lies, Volumes I, II, & III VIEW >>		Does Religion Kill? VIEW >>
	Toccata VIEW >>		20/20: New Polaroid Portraits VIEW >>
Summer 2006		Spring 2006
	Depicting Action VIEW >>		Imaging LA VIEW >>
	Kaleidoscopic Gaze VIEW >>
Winter 2006		Fall 2005
	Hacking the Timeline VIEW >>		TransFOURmations VIEW >>
			What We Think VIEW >>
Summer 2005		Spring 2005
	Compulsive Repitition VIEW >>		The Curious and the Profound VIEW >>
	The principal object of faith VIEW >>		Kim Schoenstadt VIEW >>
Winter 2005		Fall 2004
	Quiet Time VIEW >>		Prism: Beyond the Focal Plane VIEW >>
	Christine Nguyen VIEW >>		Hadiya Finley VIEW >>
Summer 2004		Spring 2004
	The Leopard Spots VIEW >>		Black Panthers VIEW >>
	Joan Tenowich VIEW >>		Sylvia Sukop VIEW >>
Winter 2004
	Artistswhowrite VIEW >>