SLOAN Projects

Bergamot Station Art Tours / SPRING OPEN HOUSE

Saturday, May 16, 2026
12pm and 2:30pm (two tours, 20 guests each)

Join curator and advisor Hannah Sloan for a guided walkthrough of current exhibitions at Bergamot Station Arts Center during their Spring Open House. This season’s tours spotlight a dynamic mix of emerging and established artists across participating galleries.

Each tour offers an engaging look at select exhibitions and the voices shaping today’s contemporary art landscape.

Spaces are limited. Tours are free and open to the public, but RSVP is required.
RSVP: [email protected]
(please include preferred tour time + number of attendees)

Participating Galleries:
bG Gallery
CoproGallery
Craig Krull Gallery
Galerie XII
Marshall Contemporary
Nüart Gallery
Richard Heller Gallery
Robert Berman Gallery
ROSEGALLERY
Von Lintel Gallery
William Turner Gallery

Artwrok:
Poppy De Havilland
Where the Sky Begins, 2025
Oil on canvas
39 3/8 x 39 3/8 in
Courtesy of Richard Heller Gallery

Join me in wishing William Camargo a very Happy Birthday! (May 1st)

William’s exhibition “All That I Can Carry” is open today until 5pm. The show remains on view through May 30.

Have you visited yet?

The show was reviewed by William Moreno writing for Art + Cake (long live thoughtful art journalism!) check it out

William’s photographs are also prominently featured in the outstanding exhibition Chicano Camera Culture: A Photographic History 1966-2026 now on view at The Cheech Riverside as well as the catalog.

It’s a pleasure working with you, William. My team and I wish you the very best for another fantastic year of creative endeavors and success. 🏆

Join me in wishing William Camargo a very Happy Birthday! (May 1st)

William’s exhibition “All That I Can Carry” is open today until 5pm. The show remains on view through May 30.

Have you visited yet?

The show was reviewed by William Moreno writing for Art + Cake (long live thoughtful art journalism!) check it out

William’s photographs are also prominently featured in the outstanding exhibition Chicano Camera Culture: A Photographic History 1966-2026 now on view at The Cheech Riverside as well as the catalog.

It’s a pleasure working with you, William. My team and I wish you the very best for another fantastic year of creative endeavors and success. 🏆

Spring mood. Work in progress in the studio of Jean Lowe 🌸🌷🌻🌼

William Camargo: All That I Can Carry

We are open today from 11am-5pm
5613 San Vicente Boulevard
Los Angeles 90019

If you’re planning to visit Clay LA at Craft Contemporary today it’s a great opportunity to come see our show, we are located close by.

Pictured;
The Fascist Apparatuses of Colonization
Archival inkjet prints
10 x 8 inches each

Contact [email protected] for more information.

Art Division is opening their doors to adults who want to learn printmaking in a beautiful and professional print studio. This one time work shop will teach you all the basics of linoleum block printing. If you have always wanted to try printing but didn’t know where to begin, this is it! Bring your ideas to life

Contact [email protected] for more details.

Signing up will give you a new artistic skill while supporting Art Division’s regular programming- which serves nearly 100 students per year with completely free arts education and career training.

Why wait?

George Herms
Untitled, 2003
Collage on paper
11 x 8.5 inches

Recently exhibited in “poems for a postmistress” at HSC&A in Mid City.

Artwork, courtesy of Craig Krull Gallery

Checking out the brilliant UCLA MFA Thesis exhibition of artist Ashley Michelle Hannah. Take a look at more documentation on her IG and catch this installation before it disappears on April 10th.

Lev Sibilla
Untitled, 2025
Reused rag, thread, coat lining, synthetic hair
24 ½ x 8 ½ inches

On view in
there is little left at all
Curated by Bella Marinos and Henry Littleworth for

This exhibition invites slow looking and discovery. There is even a place to sit among grasses and listen to coyotes and other soothing night sounds. Please come by and look and your own tender pace.

Lev Sibilla (b. 1999) is a multimedia artist and professional scavenger in Oregon who turns his found materials into threedimensional diary entries, ornaments, and tableaus. The products of gradual collecting and sporadic building, his assemblage sculptures—made by hand-sculpting, sewing, and fusing found materials—serve as artifacts of the present moment, or encapsulations of fleeting feelings and worries. They are rife with contradiction, both trash and treasure, human and not. A fur stole is stitched with ribbons of synthetic hair, suggesting a grotesque vanity. A shoulder pad becomes a circus tent, entertainments dangling underneath.

Text by Aleina Grace Edwards

We hope to see you at the Opening Reception for
Víctor Mortales: Language is a Place
Saturday, January 17 from 3-5PM

Mike Kelley Gallery
at Beyond Baroque Literary Arts Center
681 Venice Boulevard