The Wave is a benefit exhibition featuring works from 14 Los Angeles artists to support Alec Egan and others impacted by the wildfires of January. Running from February 8 to March 22 at 6150 Wilshire Blvd, the exhibit will open with a reception on February 8. Egan lost his home and studio, along with the works intended for his solo show, to the flames. The exhibition's title refers to one of Egan's few surviving pieces, serving as a metaphor for collective emotional support and the art community's resilience in the face of tragedy.
The Wave is a benefit exhibition aimed at supporting Alec Egan and fellow artists impacted by the wildfires in Los Angeles, highlighting community resilience.
This exhibit reflects the collective grief and determination of the LA art community, uniting artists and supporters in the face of tragedy.
The title, The Wave, stems from one of Egan's surviving artworks, symbolizing emotional support and the hope of rebuilding after devastation.
The exhibition also serves to honor those who lost their homes and livelihoods, encouraging a shared commitment to recovery and future creativity.
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