Screening at Sony Pictures Culver City: October 10, 10:30 AM - 1:30PM
Read MoreCreating, Collaborating and the LACMA Parade
This past May, TAG Artists - Wren Sarrow, Victoria Loschuk, Elyse Wyman, Gary Polonsky, and Gina Leon-Gutiérrez- submitted a proposal, alongside hundreds of applicants, for selection to participate in the LACMA parade.
In June, invited to participate, TAG Artists worked steadily for three weeks to bring concept and vision into production.
Breath of Freedom - Lady Liberty breathes for a brighter future. Around her, illustrated vignettes of "freedom" - dancing bodies, birds, animals, figures - come to life in color rubbed over engraved plexiglass images.
Costumed in regalia inspired by the Bauhaus Metal Festival, TAG artists paid tribute to the Bauhaus artists historically featured at LACMA while parading in attire that celebrated innovation, fantasy, and imagination.
A special thanks to TAG Artists for their creative contributions and support: Pedrin Garcia, Rhonda Burton, Sharon Cannon and David Stewart Klein.
From Process to Parade
Gary Polonsky and Elyse Wyman
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) invited artists and creatives to participate in The Art Parade, a large-scale public procession on Museum Row on June 20, 2026.
Conceived two decades ago by influential art dealer and curator Jeffrey Deitch, The Art Parade ran annually in New York's SoHo from 2005 to 2008, bringing together more than 1,000 participants each year in a creative procession that transformed the streets into a living gallery. Organized in partnership with Creative Time and Paper Magazine through Deitch Projects, the parade became a beloved community event where artists, performers, and designers created floats, placards, and spectacles that blurred the boundaries between art, performance, and public celebration.
This Los Angeles edition marked a pivotal moment in LACMA's history and for the city itself, alongside the opening of the David Geffen Galleries.
The parade invited participation from artists, musicians, performers, art students, and the city's entire dynamic creative community. It activated LACMA's campus and surrounding public space through artistic participation and shared experience, underlining LACMA's longstanding commitment to celebrating artists, presenting art in public spaces, and engaging broad and diverse audiences. This was a reimagining: a collaboration that adapts Deitch's original vision for L.A.'s unique cultural landscape.
Victoria Loschuk preparing for parading!
Victoria Loschuk and Elyse Wyman
Wren Sarrow and Victoria Loschuk
Wren Sarrow, Garry Polonsky, Victoria Loschuk, Lady Liberty, Elyse Wyman, and Gina Leon-Gutiérrez
Spencer Frazer: Pattern, Narrative, and the Ecology of Image (Featured in ARTisSpectrum Magazine)
Spencer Frazer’s paintings operate at the intersection of visual storytelling and environmental reflection, constructing intricate pictorial systems that examine the relationship between human activity and the natural world.
Read MoreCBS LA Features TAG in Metro D Line News Story
CBS Los Angeles features TAG in its coverage of the Metro D Line extension along Wilshire Boulevard. TAG Senior Gallerist Mark Bade is interviewed in the segment.
With major new developments such as the LACMA–Geffen Galleries on Museum Row, the Miracle Mile neighborhood continues to grow and evolve alongside the expansion of public transit in the area.
You can see the TAG clip below, and the full story HERE (CBS NEWS)
Curated feature covering ERIC RENARD'S series “The Backlight City” in Lens Magazine
TAG GALLERY is excited to announce that our Co-President, ERIC RENARD, has a curated feature covering his series “The Backlight City” in Lens Magazine, which is a leading international Fine Art Photography magazine.
Established in 2014, Lens Magazine features exclusive interviews with influential photographers, in-depth articles on photography techniques, and monthly, theme-based showcases. Based in Israel, it is published by Art Market Magazine and focuses on fine art, documentary, and contemporary photography.
“The Backlight City” focuses on life in the city, including Budapest, Porto, New York, Casablanca and Chefchaouen. With these photographs, I shoot into the light source, whether direct or reflected, and people are transformed into mysterious shadowy figures, and objects break up into primitive shapes and lines. The silhouettes become abstractions, graphic forms with little or no details, yett we can still discern gender, age range and maybe even their purpose at that moment. The images include aspects of minimalism, street photography and architectural photography.
Eric Renard, In the Shadows of the Champs-Élysées, Paris