What to see and shop in LA this October: the Drip Index
October in Los Angeles feels like a curated collage of shows and storefronts, each offering a fresh reason to wander the city’s cultural corridors.
At Great Park Gallery, Grrrl Germs celebrates the global ripple of Riot Grrrl and punk feminism, while the historic Bellosguardo estate hosts a multi‑artist survey that brings together the likes of Deana Lawson and Mary Weatherford under the banner Bellosguardo. Charlie James Gallery invites visitors into a low‑rider‑inspired garage with Lookout Weekend, and Hauser & Wirth presents The Numinous, a focused look at Jack Whitten’s experimental 1980s work.
Gemini G.E.L. marks its anniversary with (Almost) Every Year, a six‑decade span of printmaking, and Arcane Space offers Sincere, a sculptural homage to the humble button by Diana ‘Didi’ Rojas. West Hollywood’s Karma showcases Felipe Suzuki’s memory‑laden abstractions, and the revived Jennifer Meyer shop in Palisades Village adds a touch of reclaimed elegance to the retail scene.
For fans of fashion, Fear of God’s capsule honoring Amy Sherald’s ‘American Sublime’ provides a wearable souvenir of the landmark museum show. Together, these exhibitions and pop‑ups make October an ideal month to explore Los Angeles’ ever‑evolving art landscape.