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Urs Fischer: YES and LA Dust

Urs Fischer: YES and LA Dust has enough weekend energy to earn a spot on the board.

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Art

This one closes on the Saturday, so the weekend is the end of it. Fischer's 2013 MOCA show was the participatory clay project that thousands of people physically made; the bronzes at Orange Drive are what survived it, cast and kept. The paintings a few blocks away are made partly with dust off his own studio floor. Two buildings, one artist, and no second chance after Saturday.

What to expect

Two gallery buildings a short distance apart: a room of bronze figures and surreal structures at Orange Drive, and reflective metal-panel paintings plus a bookstore of shadow lamps at Santa Monica Boulevard.

Good to know

  • The show closes Saturday, October 3, 2026.
  • It occupies two addresses: 925 N. Orange Drive and 7000 Santa Monica Boulevard.
  • The LA Dust paintings are presented in collaboration with Gagosian.
  • The gallery's bookstore has been converted into a display of shadow lamp sculptures for the run.
  • Check the gallery's site for its visiting hours before making the trip.

Common questions

When does it close?

Saturday, October 3, 2026.

Is it in one building?

No, it is split between 925 N. Orange Drive and 7000 Santa Monica Boulevard.