Yellow Banner With Blue And Black Text: VFC ART Venice Family Clinic Art Exhibition + Auction. Join Us May 8–17, 2026, 910 Abbot Kinney Blvd, Venice CA. Circle Logo Reads 47 Years Collect Create Care.
A Colorful Tapestry Shows Seven Women In Purple Dresses Harvesting Tall Green Crops, Holding Machetes And Corn Cobs, Set Against A Dense Field With A Blue Sky Above.

ALISON SAAR
RAZIN’ CANE, 2025

Screen print on canvas with sewing and a handmade rod with cast iron finials
Edition of 6
79 x 121 inches with hardware
Printed and published by Tandem Press
Image courtesy Alison Saar and Tandem Press

The auction begins closing at 6pm PST on 5/17/26.
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For this auction, please note a buyer’s fee of 5% is added to the final hammer price. This fee helps contribute to the platform and payment processing costs.

PAST. PRESENT. FUTURE.

What began nearly 50 years ago as the Venice Art Walk, a one-day fundraiser, has grown into the Venice Family Clinic Art Exhibition + Auction—the longest running charity art exhibition in Los Angeles. This ten-day event honors our history and the extraordinary quality of the artists presented.

Alongside this year’s Signature Artist, Alison Saar, we were proud to feature a compelling selection of artists that exemplify the depth and diversity of the Los Angeles creative community. From internationally recognized pioneers to bold emerging voices, we honored the past, spotlighted the present and championed the future.

Proceeds from the auction support Venice Family Clinic’s innovative programs and services, providing high-quality health care to more than 45,000 people in need across the Westside of Los Angeles, Inglewood, the South Bay and everywhere in between.

Venice Art Walk Gallery
910 Abbot Kinney Blvd.
Venice, CA 90291
May 8 – 17, 2026
11 am – 6pm daily
(May 9 only: 11 am – 5pm)

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Read the press release here.

A Person Stands In An Art Gallery, Holding A Coat And Raising Their Phone To Take A Photo Of Artwork On A White Wall Filled With Colorful Paintings And Framed Illustrations.
A Smiling Family Of Four Stands In Front Of A Colorful Geometric Backdrop With A Sign Reading “Venice Family Clinic Art Walk + Auction.” Two Children Hold Bouquets Of Flowers, And The Adults Stand Behind Them.

EVENTS

Throughout the week of the exhibition, we gathered in and around our gallery with our community. We invited everyone to come and engage with art in new ways: through discussion, practice and celebration.

SUNDAY, MAY 10

Two Women Smiling Outdoors Near A Flower Stand. One Holds A Bouquet Of Flowers, The Other Holds A Wrapped Bouquet. They Are Casually Dressed And Standing On A Sunny Patio With Potted Flowers Beside Them.

CELEBRATING MOTHERS

On Mother’s Day we made bouquets for the mothers in our life. We had flowers from Viola Floral to build a custom arrangement with help from florists.

Sunday, May 10
11 a.m. – 1 p.m.

FRIDAY, MAY 15

A Performer Draped In A White Sheet Stands Barefoot, Posing Next To A Person Kneeling And Holding Cymbals. Several People Sit Watching, One Capturing The Scene With A Phone. The Background Features Large Windows.

DUBLAB PRESENTS:
MUSIC + MOVEMENT

A multisensory exhibition experience. Guests enjoyed food and drink during an interdisciplinary Japanese Butoh dance and music performance by Kyoko Takenaka, Colloboh, & Dylan Fujioka.

Friday, May 15
6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

SATURDAY, MAY 16

A Woman Wearing A Colorful Hat Helps Two Young Children Use A Machine At An Outdoor Event. There Are Cans In A Bucket On The Table, And Chairs And People In The Background.

FACES OF FAMILY: ANCESTRAL MASK-MAKING WORKSHOP WITH LA COMMONS

Families dropped in with L.A. Commons for ancestral mask-making, a space for storytelling, reflection, and creativity. Coffee, tea, and light brunch bites were provided. Intentional soundscape curated by Bad Owl Records.

Saturday, May 16
9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

SUNDAY, MAY 17

A Person In A Blue Dress, Black Boots, And A Dark Cap Speaks Into A Microphone While Seated In A White Chair At An Art Gallery. Various Colorful Artworks Are Displayed On The Walls Behind Them. A Glass Of Wine Is On The Floor Nearby.

BEYOND COLLECTING: PRIVATE PASSION, PUBLIC IMPACT 

A panel discussion with Cliff Einstein, Seth Curcio, and Nakeyta Moore, moderated by Eliane Gans, explored how art collecting can extend beyond personal acquisition to create meaningful public impact. Complimentary brunch bites and coffee bar were provided.

Sunday, May 17
11:00 am – Check In
11:30 am – Panel Begins

Featured Art

A Person Playing Pool Outdoors Stands On A Checkered Floor, With A Dog Sniffing Nearby, Birds And A Butterfly In A Dense Tree Background, And Moon Phases Depicted Above The Player In The Sky.
Sachi Moskowitz
Bisou and Friends at the River Infinity, 2024
Stain and glaze on stoneware
14 x 11 x 2 in.
A Dark, Sculpted Torso Hangs On A White Wall With Blue-green Raindrop-shaped Elements Attached, Some Falling Below The Torso, Giving The Impression Of Rain Flowing Off The Figure.
Alison Saar
Lunarseas: Sea of Moisture, 2008
Bronze, Edition of 5 variations
Main element: 24 x 14 x 3 1/4 in.
Torso element: 14 x 14 x 3 1/4 in.
Courtesy of L.A. Louver
Three Abstract Flower-like Shapes In Blue, White, And Yellow Stand Out Against A Deep Blue Background. The Flowers Are Loosely Painted With Swirling, Expressive Lines And Curved Stems.
Ann Thornycroft
Poppy Pods, 1990
Monoprint
30 x 22 in.
A Bronze Relief Sculpture Featuring A Textured, Detailed Pomegranate Cut In Half, Set Against A Square Background With A Horizontal Ridge Near The Bottom.
Anthony Miserindo
Pomegranate, 2024
Bronze
4 ½ x 4 x ¾ in.
A Rainbow Arcs Across A Cloudy Sky Above Pastel-colored Houses, With The Dark Silhouettes Of Two People In The Foreground.
Ed Templeton
Barry McGee and Margaret Kilgallen, San Francisco, 2023
Resin Coated Print
11 x 14 in.
A Square Mirror With A Metal Frame Hangs On A Beige Wall Above A Wooden Cabinet. Colorful, Textured Ceramic Vases And Part Of A Wooden Chair Are Visible In The Foreground.
Ben Willett
Nera Mirror, 2025
Cold Steam Rolled Steel with Lacquer Finish
33 x 33 in.
A Watercolor Painting Shows A Small Blue Figure Standing On The Edge Of A Tall, Red Platform Above Blue Waves, Set Against A Yellow-orange Background With Scattered Green Splatters.
Hannah Greely
Diving Lesson, 2015
Watercolor and ink on paper
24 x 18 inches (61 x 46 cm)
Curatorial Selection Courtesy of Parker Gallery
A Sculpted Abstract Ceramic Form Featuring Swirling, Layered Textures In Blue, Brown, White, And Earthy Tones, Resembling Draped Fabric Or Flowing Cloth Against A Plain Background.
Laura Rule
Then everything else can come after, 2026
Clay body with glaze and oxide stain
11 x 10 ¼ x 10 ¼ in.
A Painting Depicts A Red Teddy Bear With A Pink Bow Sitting On A Green Shelf Beside A Lit Candle And A Dark Jug. Below, ADORA Limited Is Written In Red Letters On A Dark Background.
Bradley Boboc
Adora Limited, 2025
Oil on canvas
20 x 15 in.

LIMITED EDITIONS AND POSTERS

Venice Art Walk Limited Editions here.

Venice Art Walk posters here.

Art Within Reach prints here.

2026 PARTICIPATING ARTISTS

Sydney Acosta
Nick Aguayo
Trevor Albert
Isabelle Albuquerque
Lita Albuquerque
Peter Alexander
Terry Allen
Sophie Altemus
Jackie Amezquita
Chuck Arnoldi
Sofia Badaoui
John Baldessari
Anissa Balson
Math Bass
Whitney Bedford
Larry Bell
Fia Benitez
Kelly Berg
Sula Bermúdez-Silverman
Mattia Biagi
Bradley Boboc
Mark Bradford
Lorraine Bubar
Josh Cabello
Widline Cadet
Nancy Baker Cahill
Leonora Carrington
James Caruso
Joachim Castañeda
Ian Patrick Cato
Simion Cernica
Corinne Chaix
Mike Chattem
Fritz Chesnut
Paul Chilkov
Vivien Ebright Chung
Coleman Collins
Dillan Coniff
Carrie Cook
Ron Cooper
Ramsey Dau
Kim DeJesus
Eames Demetrios
Guy Dill
Laddie John Dill
Aryo Toh Djojo
David Eddington
The Edge
Alex Emmons
Nancy Evans
Ned Evans
Catherine Fairbanks
Amir H Fallah
Mark X Farina
Danny First
Howard Fonda
Bella Foster
Renee Fox
FriendsWithYou
Erik Frydenborg
Gajin Fujita
Francesca Gabbiani
& Eddie Ruscha
Eliane Gans
Frank Gehry
Rema Ghuloum
Stephen Glassman
Brad Golden
Jay Lynn Gomez
Joe Goode
Hannah Greely

Eric Dwight Hancock
Lynn Hanson
Kenny Harris
Katie Hector
Juan Carlos Munoz Hernandez
Adam Higgins
Olivia Hill
Luchita Hurtado
Alvaro Ilizarbe
Maddy Inez
Deborah Lynn Irmas
Brice James
Atiba Jefferson
Patrick Johnston Ceramics
Jody Joyner
Aaron Jupin
Vita Kari
Sam Keller
Brittany Kiertzner
Teri Klass
Annika Klein
ZZ Krebs
Alan Kupchick
Janet Kupchick
Julie Lipa
Jasmine Little
Manuel Lopez
Lorenzo Lorenzetti
Michele Lorusso
Louis LIV
Nick Lowe
Jens Lucking
Chris Lux
Kelly Lynn-Jones
Shana Mabari
Thomas Macie
Andrew Macpherson
Higinio Martinez
Narsiso Martinez
Patrick Martinez
Kayla Mattes
Kim McCarty
Doug McCollough
Ben Medansky
Erick Medel
Claudia Meyer
Cecilia Miguez
Anthony Miler
Adam Miller
Mike Miller
Anthony Miserendino
Rick Monzon
Kenneth Morehouse
Dylan Mortimer
Stephanie Morton-Millstein
Andy Moses
Sachi Moskowitz
Susan Moss
MPA
Gwynn Murrill
Marisa Murrow
Jean Nagai
Bruce Nauman
Soraya Nazarian
Leroy Neiman
Edouard NG
Judy Nimtz
Joel Otterson
Gary Palmer
Erik Parker

Confirmed Artists as of 4/27/26

Neil Parker
Helen Pashgian
Matt Paweski
The Perez Bros.
Jean Pigozzi
Astrid Preston
Edgar Ramirez
Kristopher Raos
Umar Rashid
Megan Reed
Gay Summer Rick
Kassia Rico
Jackie Rines
Max Rippon
Peter Rippon
Jesse Robinson
Abel Rodriguez
Luke Rogers
Jaklin Romine
Godeleine de Rosamel
Aaron Rose
Kylie Rosenbloom
Solomon Rousseau
Laura Rule
Ed Ruscha
Alison Saar
Betye Saar
Ari Salka
Matt Savitsky
Kenny Scharf
Clovis Schlumberger
Audrey Schmidt
Max Hooper Schneider
Barbara Schwan
Robert Schwan
Jeffrey Alan Scudder
Paul Mpagi Sepuya
Jake Sheiner
Robert Siegel
Ross Simonini
Jeffrey Sincich
Elizabeth Paige Smith
Snyder DePass LLC
Joaquin Stacey-Calle
Frances Stark
Cammie Staros
Morleigh Steinberg
Gary Steinborn
Capt. James Stovall V
Tucker Strasser
Don Suggs
Kyoko Takenaka
Ed Templeton
Jim Thompson
Ann Thornycroft
Ian Trout
Chidi Ukwuoma
Dominick Vanderlip
Mark Dean Veca
Rocio Villalobos
Kelly Wall
Alexandria Wallace
Matt Wedel
Marina Weiner
Avery Wheless
Willett
Jonas Wood
Jennifer Wood
Suzan Woodruff
Faith Ann Young
Marco Zamora

SPECIAL THANKS TO

2026 Honored Gallery Patron
Cirrus Gallery & Cirrus Editions

2026 Art Advisory Council
Arcane Space
Charlie James Gallery
Chris Sharp Gallery
The Lapis Press
L.A. Louver
Mixografia
Nazarian / Curcio
The Pit
Vielmetter Los Angeles

Curator
Max Rippon

Art Advisory Chair
Eliane Gans

Honored Gallery Patrons is an initiative highlighting select galleries that show exceptional dedication and support for Venice Family Clinic.
Art is selected by our Art Advisory Council, led by curator Max Rippon and consisting of Los Angeles gallerists and art advisors.

VENICE FAMILY CLINIC ART WALK + AUCTION
AT A GLANCE

A Blue Circle With White Text In The Center That Reads 47 YEARS.
In 1979 the first Venice Art Walk was organized by volunteers including Irma Colen, Ruth Bloom, Sheila Goldberg and Laura Maslon with architect Frank Gehry and artists Ed Ruscha, Lita Albuquerque, John Baldessari and many others.
A Blue Circle With The Text $25+ MILLION In White, Indicating An Amount Greater Than Twenty-five Million Dollars.
Thanks to the generosity of these pioneering artists, volunteers and patrons, Venice Art Walk has raised over $25+ million to provide vital health care to hundreds of thousands of Angelenos over the past four decades.
A Solid Blue Circle With The Text 1000+ ARTISTS In Bold White Letters Centered Inside.
1000+ artists, as well as volunteers, galleries, curators, and collectors help Venice Family Clinic advance greater health equity by donating and collecting artwork at this annual event.

WITH GRATITUDE TO OUR SPONSORS

Bronze Sponsors

Logos Of Three Organizations From Left To Right: The Eli And Edythe Broad Foundation, Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation, And L.A. Care Health Plan.

Community Sponsors

A Collection Of Nine Healthcare And Business Logos, Including American Business Bank, Angeleno, Blue California Promise, Cedars Sinai, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, Kaiser Permanente, R&S Kayne Foundation, And UCLA Health.

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