Simchowitz Gallery

Simchowitz Gallery Representing, supporting, and exhibiting emerging contemporary art from around the globe.

01/13/2023

Simchowitz is pleased to present Elizabeth Ibarra’s 'Blue Hymn: Prelude' in our Pasadena location (2785 E Foothill Blvd. Suite 100, Pasadena, CA 91007). Opening on January 12th, 2023, the exhibition includes an immersive body of new works, all ruminating on the color blue. Please join us...

ON VIEW NOW👀Penny Cortright ‘Pattern+Roots’
04/19/2022

ON VIEW NOW👀

Penny Cortright

‘Pattern+Roots’



ON VIEW NOW 👀Penny Cortright ‘Pattern+Roots’
04/18/2022

ON VIEW NOW 👀
Penny Cortright

‘Pattern+Roots’



ON VIEW NOW👀Tyler Macko ‘Oak Bucket’Don’t miss this show! The gallery is open Wednesday-Friday 11am-5pm and Saturday 10a...
04/12/2022

ON VIEW NOW👀
Tyler Macko

‘Oak Bucket’

Don’t miss this show! The gallery is open Wednesday-Friday 11am-5pm and Saturday 10am-6pm.

The exhibition will run through April 30, 2022.

Simchowitz DTLAJulio Rizhi & Takunda Regis BilliatOn view 03/24 -> 04/14725 East Washington Blvd.Los Angeles, CA 90021By...
04/08/2022

Simchowitz DTLA
Julio Rizhi &
Takunda Regis Billiat
On view 03/24 -> 04/14

725 East Washington Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90021

By appointment: [email protected]



Simchowitz is pleased to present the inaugural exhibition at its new project space, Simchowitz DTLA. Featuring artists Julio Rizhi and Takunda Regis Billiat, the exhibition will be on view from March 24–April 14, 2022.

Simchowitz DTLA is a dynamic new programmatic space and extension of Simchowitz Gallery (located at 8255 Beverly Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90048) that will fluctuate between exhibition, residency, and studio space, housing artists and innovative projects on a rotating basis.

The exhibition features two emerging Zimbabwean artists whose practices employ the use of found, discarded, and industrial materials to make effecting sculptural works seeped in socio-political commentary. Julio Rizhi utilizes brightly colored melted plastic on mesh wire to create alluring pieces that have the effect of mystical scales and fur. Through his work Rizhi explores the connections between consumption and waste through the socio-ethical prism of contemporary Zimbabwe.

The works of Takunda Regis Billiat’s featured in the exhibition similarly recast found objects–cow horns, strips of fabric, and wire–into haunting pieces with an animalistic quality as horns and claws take form into uncanny, twisted shapes. Evident in his titling, the works explore the role of Christianity as a social construct, and the rise of charismatic churches in Zimbabwe, and their history of exploitation.

Launching the gallery’s second space in Los Angeles with this exciting exhibition, highlights Simchowitz’s long- standing commitment to collecting, supporting, and showcasing contemporary African art.

OPENING SATURDAYReception Saturday, April 9thTyler Macko ‘Oak Bucket’Opening Reception 4pm - 6pm Saturday, April 9th10AM...
04/08/2022

OPENING SATURDAY
Reception Saturday, April 9th
Tyler Macko

‘Oak Bucket’

Opening Reception
4pm - 6pm

Saturday, April 9th
10AM - 6PM

ALL WELCOME! SEE YOU SOON!

OPENING SATURDAY🪡Reception Saturday, April 9thPenny Cortright ‘Pattern+Roots’Opening Reception 4pm - 6pm Saturday, April...
04/08/2022

OPENING SATURDAY🪡
Reception Saturday, April 9th
Penny Cortright

‘Pattern+Roots’

Opening Reception
4pm - 6pm

Saturday, April 9th
10AM - 6PM

ALL WELCOME! SEE YOU SOON!

Simchowitz DTLAJulio Rizhi & Takunda Regis BilliatOn view 03/24 -> 04/14725 East Washington Blvd.Los Angeles, CA 90021By...
04/01/2022

Simchowitz DTLA
Julio Rizhi &
Takunda Regis Billiat
On view 03/24 -> 04/14

725 East Washington Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90021

By appointment: [email protected]



Simchowitz is pleased to present the inaugural exhibition at its new project space, Simchowitz DTLA. Featuring artists Julio Rizhi and Takunda Regis Billiat, the exhibition will be on view from March 24–April 14, 2022.

Simchowitz DTLA is a dynamic new programmatic space and extension of Simchowitz Gallery (located at 8255 Beverly Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90048) that will fluctuate between exhibition, residency, and studio space, housing artists and innovative projects on a rotating basis.

The exhibition features two emerging Zimbabwean artists whose practices employ the use of found, discarded, and industrial materials to make effecting sculptural works seeped in socio-political commentary. Julio Rizhi utilizes brightly colored melted plastic on mesh wire to create alluring pieces that have the effect of mystical scales and fur. Through his work Rizhi explores the connections between consumption and waste through the socio-ethical prism of contemporary Zimbabwe.

The works of Takunda Regis Billiat’s featured in the exhibition similarly recast found objects–cow horns, strips of fabric, and wire–into haunting pieces with an animalistic quality as horns and claws take form into uncanny, twisted shapes. Evident in his titling, the works explore the role of Christianity as a social construct, and the rise of charismatic churches in Zimbabwe, and their history of exploitation.

Launching the gallery’s second space in Los Angeles with this exciting exhibition, highlights Simchowitz’s long- standing commitment to collecting, supporting, and showcasing contemporary African art.

Simchowitz DTLAJulio Rizhi & Takunda Regis BilliatOn view 03/24 -> 04/14725 East Washington Blvd.Los Angeles, CA 90021By...
04/01/2022

Simchowitz DTLA
Julio Rizhi &
Takunda Regis Billiat
On view 03/24 -> 04/14

725 East Washington Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90021

By appointment: [email protected]



Simchowitz is pleased to present the inaugural exhibition at its new project space, Simchowitz DTLA. Featuring artists Julio Rizhi and Takunda Regis Billiat, the exhibition will be on view from March 24–April 14, 2022, with an opening reception on March 24th from 11am to 2pm.

Simchowitz DTLA is a dynamic new programmatic space and extension of Simchowitz Gallery (located at 8255 Beverly Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90048) that will fluctuate between exhibition, residency, and studio space, housing artists and innovative projects on a rotating basis.

The exhibition features two emerging Zimbabwean artists whose practices employ the use of found, discarded, and industrial materials to make effecting sculptural works seeped in socio-political commentary. Julio Rizhi utilizes brightly colored melted plastic on mesh wire to create alluring pieces that have the effect of mystical scales and fur. Through his work Rizhi explores the connections between consumption and waste through the socio-ethical prism of contemporary Zimbabwe.

The works of Takunda Regis Billiat’s featured in the exhibition similarly recast found objects–cow horns, strips of fabric, and wire–into haunting pieces with an animalistic quality as horns and claws take form into uncanny, twisted shapes. Evident in his titling, the works explore the role of Christianity as a social construct, and the rise of charismatic churches in Zimbabwe, and their history of exploitation.

Launching the gallery’s second space in Los Angeles with this exciting exhibition, highlights Simchowitz’s long- standing commitment to collecting, supporting, and showcasing contemporary African art.

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727 E Washington Boulevard
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90021

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Tuesday 11am - 5pm
Wednesday 11am - 5pm
Thursday 11am - 5pm
Friday 11am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

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