through June, 2018

‘Diametros Petals’ and other works by Mabari – including the monumental ‘Rectangle,’ previously installed on Santa Monica Boulevard as part of the City of West Hollywood’s “Art on the Outside” public art program – are on exhibit in the Blue Lobby through July 2018

October 21, 2017 through November 30, 2017

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For this exhibition, the artist invokes the annual Los Diablos de Yare festival of his home country, Venezuela, and has created a stunning collection of seven hand-crafted masks.  Each unique mask remains faithful to the festival’s traditions while bringing to life some of the contemporary challenges and joys of the human spirit in Los Angeles.

1929 - 2017

It is with deep regret that we announce the passing of world renowned artist, Basil Gogos.

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Basil was a dear friend and we are proud that we had the opportunity to represent him.  We will continue to honor his memory by striving to bring his work to an even larger audience.

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Basil is survived by his long-time partner, Linda Touby, who is also a dear friend and whose art we honored to represent.

October 2016

Timothy Yarger Fine Art is pleased to announce that Rodger Stevens has been awarded an Artist Studio Residency at Art & Design Museum, NYC.

Stevens is a Brooklyn-born sculptor whose principle medium is wire. His work, though apparently abstract in nature, is firmly rooted in narrative and draws heavily upon literature, history, and personal experience. The objects he makes embody carefully wrought stories.

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After earning degrees in both Economics and Fine Art, and spending six formative years at the Sotheby’s auction house in New York, Stevens is now an internationally-exhibited artist. His work resides in numerous private collections and the artist has also collaborated with esteemed corporate clients such as West Elm, Starbucks, The New Yorker, and Nike. Most recently Stevens was selected for a prestigious Artist Studio Residency at the Art & Design Museum of New York which begins this month.

July 12th 5:30 PM

On July 12th TYFA and fellow art & design industry professionals will gather for a special speaking engagement entitled "The Power of Collaboration," co-hosted by LUXE magazine, featuring Wendy Battleson, former SVP of Global Art Lending at Christie's - New York. RSVP required to attend: cnadel@luxemagazine.com

July 1, 2016

TYFA is proud to announce the participation of two of their artists in a new curatorial initiative at LAX's Delta terminal. The special exhibit was curated by TYFA and features artwork by artists Moshe Elimelech and Cecil Touchon.

June 16 - 18, 2016

On June 16th - 18th, TYFA hosted a charitable exhibition supporting the Perry J. Cohen Foundation and Young Entrepreneurs, featuring photographic works by lifetime photographer Kevin O’Leary. Fellow contributors Bernie Taupin, Lori Hyland, and gallery artist Udo Nöger also generously donated artwork for acquisition.

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Mr. O’Leary was in attendance along with Pamela Cohen and Nick Korniloff, Perry’s mother and stepfather, to speak about the mission of the Perry J. Cohen Foundation - which is to educate and teach the best practices of boating safety, the protection and preservation of marine and wildlife environments, as well as advocating Teenage Entrepreneurship.

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Perry Cohen’s story made international news last year when he and a dear friend went missing at sea off the coast of Florida. The foundation created in his honor has partnered with Mr. O’Leary in an effort to carry on Perry’s legacy as a teenage entrepreneur and lover of the arts. All proceeds from the sales of O'Leary's photographs are donated to the Foundation (www.pjcf.org) in support of its mission. O’Leary's “Irreconcilable Images” photography has been exhibited at international contemporary art fairs and will continue to be shown throughout 2016. TYFA's Beverly Hills neighbor, Hilton/Hyland, was a co-sponsor of the exhibition and charitable event.

May 12, 2016

For more that 20 years Molly Barnes has hosted a monthly gathering of art talks, part salon/art history and lecture series featuring artists, collectors, dealers, and curators.

On May 12th, she invited Tim to share stories about his career and to discuss influences and trends in the art market. We had a wonderful time and delighted with journalist Anthony Liversidge. Read his comments about the talk on his blog, Attend NYC:

"If there is one art gallery owner/dealer one would choose to represent one’s adventures in making art, it would be Tim Yarger, judging from his presentation this day at Molly Barnes’ famous bicoastal lunchtime salon at the Roger Smith. Not only was his portfolio consistently replete with artists operating at the highest level, from Sam Francis and Louise Nevelson to Udo Noger and Carole Feuerman, but why they might choose to cooperate with Yarger’s informed enthusiasm and reassuringly perceptive judgment in marketing their work in Los Angeles and around the world was pretty clear too – he himself is as individual in seeking self expression as any of his charges, and finds his work despite its management demands as much an adventure in its own way as when he first took it up, having decided that his position as lead trumpet in a symphony orchestra as well as in jazz was never going to match Dizzy Gillespie or Chet Baker. Typical was one of his first initiatives suggesting the first contemporary art exhibition in Thailand in 1995 where he had to carry 45 precious Picasso prints in the plane overhead bin into Bangkok and was rewarded by selling all of them but one. Clearly this is a man who will continue to dominate the Los Angeles scene as it explodes into the 100,000 square foot gallery level."

-- Anthony Liversidge

February 27, 2016

Over the weekend, The Container Yard hosted ART SHOW, which featured street artists and photographers from all over LA--including our own Jim McHugh and Juan Carlos Munoz Hernandez. For more pictures, follow the link below to the Poloroid blog where Jim's photos of the event are featured.

December 2, 2015

"New York's Pace Gallery had a hit with Louise Nevelson, a sculptor it has represented since 1963. The gallery sold 16 of her black assemblages for between $75,000 and $1 million apiece on Wednesday." Follow the link below to read the whole article about which artists to follow during Art Week Miami on the Wall Street Journal.

December 24 - 27, 2015

Salford Quays, UK "Lightwaves" is a festival celebrating the crossover between digital light and art, where artists have an opportunity to take over public spaces around the city of Salford Quays--and this year, Mads Christensen is one of three artists headlining. His piece, titled 'Cathedral of Mirrors', consists of twelve 12-foot tall columns that respond to the movement and gathering of humans within it. High-tech sensors measure the movement of people and send pulses of colored light through the columns as people congregate.

Monday, November 9, 2015 6-8pm

Hosted by Timothy Yarger Fine Art in Beverly Hills, this seminar features Laura Brill, Michael Kuznetsky, and Greg Victoroff lecturing on their respective topics using landmark cases to further explore the deeper issues of practicing law in the field of art.

October 11, 2015 until January 31, 2016

For the "Touch" exhibition, ESMoA presented the magic of the LA art scene over the last four decades: i.e. portraits of artists in their studios by photographer Jim McHugh and a selection of original artworks by other artists. The exhibition was curated by Edward Goldman, Host of KCRW’s “Art Talk.”

September 18, 2015 – March 7, 2016

Bechtler Museum of Modern Art

 420 S. Tryon St, Charlotte, NC 28202

Sam Francis: Rapid Fluid Indivisible Vision positions Francis among the various artists he influenced, celebrated and with whom he worked. A number of Francis’s abstract works in oil, acrylic, watercolor and lithograph will be on view at the Bechtler. Among these works are paintings loaned by Timothy Yarger Fine Art, Beverly Hills. 

Sunday, June 8 2014 10am-5pm

Many of LA’s most influential graffiti and tattoo artists, including Juan Carlos Munoz Hernandez will covered the walls and floors of ESMoA to publicly launch their 21st century encounter with an artistic tradition: The Getty Graffiti Black Book.

In 2013 more than 150 of LA’s leading graffiti artists responded to a 16th century manuscript from the vaults of the Getty Research Institute called a liber amicorum (book of friends) by contributing works on paper to be bound into a single book and created the Getty Graffiti Black Book.

Street artists have used black books for decades to create a visual memory of drafts and to serve as a vehicle for the exchange of ideas. The extraordinary competition that occasionally arises among such artists can also lead to respect as rivals invite each other to “hit” their black books with original works. The contributing artists decided to give the Getty Black Book the title, LA Liber Amicorum, to capture the spirit of its transformation of rival ‘writing-crews’ into a Los Angeles Book of Friends.

ESMoA is the brainchild of Eva and Brian Sweeney – she an architect, he an entrepreneur, and together passionate collectors who have supported the arts through their Los Angeles/Berlin-based private art initiative artlab21 Foundation. Artlab21 Foundation is a non profit Public Benefit Corporation 501(c)(3). The specific purpose of artlab21 foundation is the promotion of education though art and appreciation of art.

November 7, 2013

Cristobal Valecillos who is best known for his detailed photographs of environments constructed entirely of recycled material will be showcased in  the group exhibition "Unique Dialogue" featuring four American artists in Paris. 

Galerie Mondapart

80 rue du Château

92100 Boulogne Billancourt

November 7, 2013 - April 25, 2014

Jim McHugh's photography is featured in the newly designed CBRE offices in downtown Los Angeles. 

CBRE 

400 S. Hope Street 25th Floor 

Los Angeles, CA 90071

November 2, 2013

EarthWE Gallery
Bergamot Station, 2525 Michigan Avenue, Bldg.D, Space 5, Santa Monica, CA 90405

June 1, 2013 - November 24, 2013

Light artist Chul Hyun Ahn will be featured in "Personal Structures", at Palazzo Bembo during the 55th edition of the Biennale di Venezia. The exhibition will open June 1 and run until November 24, 2013. Other artists included are Yoko Ono (JPN), Heinz Mack (DE) and Otto Peine (DE).

May 2, 2013 - August 5, 2013

Jim McHugh's, 1982 photograph of Mike Kelley, will be included in the retrospective exhibition catalog for the Centre Pompidou, Paris, May 2 through August 5. This landmark exhibition will travel to MOMA-PS1 in New York City and MOCA, Los Angeles.

May 4, 2013 - May 31, 2013

Los Angeles Art Association presents Radical Stimulus, May 4 - May 31, a multi-media exploration juried by Timothy Yarger & Sierra LeBaron. The exhibition considers the concept of chemical reaction in contemporary art practice. The 88 year old arts organization has significantly influenced the arts in L.A. TYFA is proud to support these efforts.

January 2, 2013 - March 23, 2013

Bridging Homeboy Industries:

Fabian Debora, Alex Kizu, and Juan Carlos Muñoz Hernandez 

Bridging Homeboy Industries features the work of Fabian Debora, Alex Kizu, and Juan Carlos Muñoz Hernandez, three working artists who share roots in the East L.A. neighborhood of Boyle Heights, a close-knit community beset by poverty and violence. Though their paths and practices are unique, each has benefited from the services of Homeboy Industries, the largest gang intervention program in the nation. Founded as a jobs program by Father Gregory Boyle in 1992, Homeboy Industries continues to thrive as a network of successful businesses supported and run by former gang  members.

January 2013

Cristobal Valecillos work was featured at the LA Art show in the form of a site-specific installation. The artist transformed an area of the fair into one of his cardboard worlds as featured in his photographs, allowing visitors to physically interact with his  carefully constructed realms made only of recycled paper goods. 

September 2012 - March 2013

The Los Angeles Cultural Affairs department announces Let's Get Lost- Polaroids From the Coast, curated by Joe Lewis, Dean of the Claire Trevor School of the Arts at UC Irvine. The installation showcases a series of archetectual images and celebrity portraits which define the complexities and diversity of The City of Angeles. The exhibition will be on view from the end of September - March 2013 at LAX's Terminal 3 which welcomes millions of vistors annually to Los Angeles.

October 12, 2012 - January 13, 2013

March 9, 2012 - August 15, 2012

Timothy Yarger Fine Art is proud to present an exhibition of 6 Los Angeles based artists: Chaz Bojorquez, Richard Duardo, Shepard Fairey, Ganjin Fujita, RETNA, and Sage Vaughn. Their vision, expressed in the graphic medium, is represented in the Cooper Design Space though collaboration with Modern Multiples Fine Art Editions.

January 14, 2012 - May 20, 2012

We are pleased to announce that works from Timothy Yarger Fine Art by famed sculptor Louise Nevelson will be on view at the Naples Museum of Art, Italy.

November 11, 2011 - March 31, 2012

STUDIO VISITS is a series of artists' portraits and candid moments curated from the archives of photographer Jim McHugh. These photographs span over 3 decades, beginning in 1978 and continuing through the present. Many of the pictures are from the photographer's personal collection, vintage prints created on photographic materials that are now extinct. McHugh is considered a especially noted chronicler of contemporary West Coast artists. His collaboration with Abbeville Press and Chronicle Press for "California Painters: New Work" and "The Art of Light and Space" created unique views into the richly captivating world of the artist. What is most clear about these photographs is the great respect and exuberance the photographer holds for his subjects and their work.