One were chosen for the internationally lauded exhibition. Street Life (2011): A study of the origins of street art through the lens of prominent street culture photographers Greg Bojorquez, Ruediger Glatz, Keegan Gibbs, Estevan Oriol, Eriberto Oriol and Nick Farrell. RETNA (2010): A floor-to-ceiling installation. GoodManBadMan (2011): A solo show of American artist Ray Turner’s portraits, curated by art critic Peter Frank. Turner’s most recent exhibition before GoodManBadMan was a retrospective alongside of Wayne Thiebaud at the Pasadena Museum of California Art in 2010. The Turner exhibit, which inaugurated the West Hollywood location, was twelve years in the making and traveled directly to the Long Beach Museum of Art in June 2011, the Akron Art Museum in March 2012, and the Museum of Glass in November 2012. Ward of the State: Tony Ward, Artists' Muse (2011, Curated by Robert Standish): An exhibition centered on shared muse, male supermodel Tony Ward, by 17 artists including Herb Ritts, Christoph Schmidberger, Bruce Weber, Greg Gorman, Estevan Oriol, Robert Standish, Tony Ward, Patrick Hoelck, Patrick Martinez and Paul Rusconi. The exhibition opened on May 21 to critical acclaim from LA Weekly, Flavorpill, Flaunt Magazine and Curated Magazine. Less than six months after the exhibition, The J. Paul Getty Museum announced Herb Ritts: LA Style, a retrospective of the artist's extensive photographic career. anthro[physis] (2011): An exhibition centered on the evolving relationship between humans and their habitat. The exhibition featured works by Brazilian artist Néle Azevedo, Vaughn Bell, Robert Cannon, Israeli artist Aharon Gluska, Irish artist Claire Morgan, Robert Standish, British artist Jason deCaires Taylor, Dutch artist Levi van Veluw and Japanese artist Yuriko Yamaguchi. Press Press articles about the gallery and its artists have been featured in Complex Magazine, The Financial Times, Bloomberg, The Huffington Post, The Economist, The Wall Street Journal, Juxtapoz Magazine, The Los Angeles Times, Artillery Magazine, Art News, The New Yorker, LA Weekly and Esquire. References External links RIVERA & RIVERA on ArtSlant.com RIVERA & RIVERA on Artnet.com RIVERA & RIVERA on Visual Art Source Art museums and galleries in Los Angeles Contemporary art galleries in the United States West Hollywood, California Art galleries established in 2009 2009 establishments in California