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LAEH GLENN Painter Laeh Glenn is part of the burgeoning Los Angeles art scene and is gaining much attention internationally. The UCLA graduate cut her teeth working as Laura Owens' studio assistant and has since branched out on her own. Her small, yet meticulous paintings, are often cased in unfinished frames made by Glenn, that don't fully enclose her work. Last year, Glenn exhibited her first solo show in San Francisco at the Altman Siegel Gallery and is currently part of "No Joke," a group show at the Tanya Leighton Gallery in Berlin. PHOTO BY LEE THOMPSON, COURTESY THE ARTIST, GAVIN BROWN'S ENTERPRISE, THE ARTIST AND GALERIE MAX HETZLER, BERLIN (SELBSTPORTRAIT ALS HOLLÄNDERIN); 356 MISSION (FINITE/INFINTE) CULTURED 199 "I'm looking forward to Albert Oehlen's exhibition at the New Museum this June. This will be Oehlen's first major New York show, which, considering how long he has been working and the impact he has had on contemporary painting, is long overdue." Sturtevant's "Double Trouble" "Asha Schechter has been making some really funny and interesting animated videos dealing with computer-generate d images and inter-connectivity. He has a show opening this month in Los Angeles, which I'm excited to see!" Glenn in her studio Picture 066b (Rubiks Cube, Clear Book, Clubmasters, Rubiks Cube, Vintage Pictures Retro Photos Cotton Fabric, Thumb Tack), 2014 Sturtevant's Finite Infinite, 2010 Albert Oehlen's Selbstportrait Als Holländerin [Self-portrait as Dutch Woman], 1983 "I have been traveling and have yet to see Sturtevant's "Double Trouble" at MOCA. Her "Finite/Infinite" at 356 S. Mission Road was one of the better shows I saw last year, so I'm really looking forward to the new show."