Tag: Beverly Hills Art Show

BEVERLY HILLS—On Saturday, May 17, the city of Beverly Hills announced on its Facebook page the winners of the Beverly Hills Art Show, that featured over 230 artists. BH City Councilmembers and Arts and Culture Commissioners were on hand to celebrate. Some of the big highlights included:

-Best of Show: Christian Benoit
-Best Display of Art: Michael Hirsh
-Best New Artist: Susan Spector
-Gil Borgos Originality Award: Aziz Diagne

1st Place Ceramics: Jerry & Tanner Sawitz
1st Place Drawing & Printmaking: Rod Alexander
1st Place Glass: Gustavo Santana
1st Place Jewelry: Birgit Kupke Peyla
1st Place Mixed Media, 2D: Marie Lavallee
1st Place Mixed Media, 3D:Richard Lee
1st Place Painting: Reyhan Gulses Demircioglu
1st Place Photography & Digital Art: Youngbok Park
1st Place Sculpture: Floscel Aubert
1st Place Watercolor: Taman Vanscoy

The Spring 2025 Beverly Hills Art Show wrapped on Sunday, May 18.

By Danny Jones

BEVERLY HILLS—The Beverly Hills Art Show will be returning to the region on May 17 and May 18. The city is inviting the public to join for a weekend filled with artwork from 235 artists around the world.

The event is free and offers something to everyone. There will be a wine and beer garden with live music, demonstrating artists, children’s activities and gourmet food.

The BH Art Show will be hosted at the Beverly Gardens Park and will take place from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

By Trevor

BEVERLY HILLS—The Fall Beverly Hills Art Show will be held in Beverly Gardens Park on Saturday, October 21 and Sunday, October 22.

The city reported on its website that four garden blocks in the center of Beverly Hills will have over 230 artists from throughout California and from 12 other states, as well as the Countries of Ukraine, Thailand, and England will be represented.

This free show features art from around the world who showcase their work in painting, sculpture, watercolor, photography, mixed media, ceramics, glass, jewelry, drawing and printmaking.

All of the fine arts and crafts are original, ranging from the traditional to the very contemporary, and are represented by the artists themselves.

A Wine and Beer Garden with live music, demonstrating artists, children’s activities, gourmet food trucks and several community exhibits will be at the event as well. For musicians who want to be considered to perform their music, they must complete an application.

Show hours in the Fall are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free and is expected to take place rain or shine.

By Trevor