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"   Works by Patrick Jackson, Bobby Woods, Alex Israel. Photo: Christos Katsiaouni  Sunday night, the New York art world toasted the Los Angeles art world in a 13,000 square foot raw space in Soho. Questionable, you may ask? Not at all. Overdue? Absolutely! PS1\u2032s Greater New York has, since 1999, been hugely successful as a showing of current art being made in New York. The scene in L.A. is flourishing, overflowing with talented artists, so it seems more than fitting that something be done to recognize our colleagues in L.A. as having a major impact on the world of art. And now, thanks to Elenor Cayre, Benjamin Godsill and Joel Mesler (collector, curator and gallerist, respectively), we&amp;#039;ve got a major exhibition of work from some of the biggest and brightest names around. Over 45 wide ranging artists are on view in this sprawling exhibition. From the minimal sculptures of Justin Beal to the photographs of Eve Fowler to the paintings of Henry Taylor \u2014 a roster as diverse as the landscape in which the artists make their work. One of the highlights of the show is the fact that none of the work has been previously seen in New York \u2014 a few pieces were newly conceived specifically for this exhibition.  David Byrne, Donald Cummings, Lily Kwong and Richard Kern were among those f\u00EAte-ing the show last night, which will remain open through June 10th and will be open to the public on Thursday through Sunday from 12-6pm. The exhibition is located at 483 Broadway on the 2nd floor. For more info go to Greater-LA.com "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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